MOVIX Kyoto
| 中京区新京極通三条下る桜之町４００, Kyoto |
5 priser
9.60/10.00 |
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+81 75-254-3215 |
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MOVIX Kyoto på kartet
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Hamad Ahmed (17.10.2017 09:07)
Stayed here for a fortnight now returning home after a wonderful experience in this city of life and also enjoyed the shrines traditional Japanese sweets and dishes also experienced the nature and of course the classy cinemas especially Movix . Now returning home with a handful of beautiful memories
Stayed here for a fortnight now returning home after a wonderful experience in this city of life and also enjoyed the shrines traditional Japanese sweets and dishes also experienced the nature and of course the classy cinemas especially Movix . Now returning home with a handful of beautiful memories
amano jaku (24.09.2017 15:38)
Very nice experience here. Watched Wonder Woman and had a good time! Nice snacks though a bit expensive.
Very nice experience here. Watched Wonder Woman and had a good time! Nice snacks though a bit expensive.
Bon Mic (05.09.2017 05:43)
Ticket price is ok, films are generally in japanese or original version. Theaters are confortable
Ticket price is ok, films are generally in japanese or original version. Theaters are confortable
Russell Wardinsky (20.08.2017 11:43)
I live in Kyoto and come here often. Very clean theaters, nothing sticky, no leftover popcorn. They recently installed all automated ticket machines. Concessions are expensive, but it's a theater and what you'd expect. I find American theaters to be extremely loud, and these ones have appropriate volume.
Japanese theaters have assigned seats, so buy tickets early if you're going to a new release and you won't have to fight the crowd. The best time to go is late at night - tickets are cheaper and the auditoriums are usually empty.
Also, Kyoto's theaters are usually silent during the film; nobody laughs or yells, and there's never chitchat. That can be strange if you're not used to it.
Overall, 5-stars. It's right downtown and both buildings are very well run.
I live in Kyoto and come here often. Very clean theaters, nothing sticky, no leftover popcorn. They recently installed all automated ticket machines. Concessions are expensive, but it's a theater and what you'd expect. I find American theaters to be extremely loud, and these ones have appropriate volume.
Japanese theaters have assigned seats, so buy tickets early if you're going to a new release and you won't have to fight the crowd. The best time to go is late at night - tickets are cheaper and the auditoriums are usually empty.
Also, Kyoto's theaters are usually silent during the film; nobody laughs or yells, and there's never chitchat. That can be strange if you're not used to it.
Overall, 5-stars. It's right downtown and both buildings are very well run.
Amanda C (31.05.2017 12:55)
A Japanese cinema experience is quite something! You can choose your seating, use credit cards to pay at the oh-so-convenient self serve ticket machines, and you can have salty or sweet popcorn. Also, beer. Woo! I enjoyed this very much. Note: you will have to make your way using some Japanese, for the smoothest experience possible. Keep in mind that everyone stays until the very end of the credits and is dead silent throughout. ;)
A Japanese cinema experience is quite something! You can choose your seating, use credit cards to pay at the oh-so-convenient self serve ticket machines, and you can have salty or sweet popcorn. Also, beer. Woo! I enjoyed this very much. Note: you will have to make your way using some Japanese, for the smoothest experience possible. Keep in mind that everyone stays until the very end of the credits and is dead silent throughout. ;)
