Movie Theatres in Toronto - Toronto. TIFF Bell Lightbox Cinema One. Photo courtesy of TIFFToronto is a film lover’s town. Movies shoot here year after year (everything from Chicago to X- Men), there are major film festivals that attract stars and fans from all over the world (TIFF, Hot Docs and Toronto After Dark, just to name a few) and plenty of movie theatres to catch anything from action blockbusters to unique indies or foreign imports you won’t find anywhere else. Grab your popcorn and settle in for a show at one of Toronto’s many movie theatres.

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Movie Theatres in Toronto. TIFF Bell Lightbox. It’s no surprise that the people behind the Toronto International Film Festival set out to make a theatre of their own. The Lightbox opened on King West in 2. There are five screens, plus an exhibition space, two restaurants, the Reference Library, a member’s lounge and, of course, a gift shop.

The Lightbox’s Cinema One is known to many as the best place to watch a movie in the city – it’s large and spacious with comfy seats and totally soundproof, so no lobby noise will distract from your experience. FR-EE Bad Teacher Full Movie. Screens: 5. Serves alcohol: Yes. Showtimes. Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema. The Bloor Cinema has gone through a lot of changes throughout the years. The single screen venue was one of the city’s many rep cinemas dedicated to cult screenings (think Labyrinth, the Rocky Horror Picture Show) before getting a massive upgrade by the Hot Docs Film Festival and becoming the city’s only cinema dedicated to documentary programming.

While nonfiction films now reign supreme at the Bloor, don’t worry: Rocky Horror still makes a monthly appearance. Screens: 1. Serves alcohol: Yes. Showtimes. Revue Cinema. The historic theatre has been on Roncesvalles since 1. Since 2. 00. 7 the theatre has been run by the non- profit community group Revue Film Society, who program a selection of independent, second- run and foreign films, with monthly series dedicated to anime, silent and art house films. Screens: 1. Serves alcohol: Yes. Showtimes. Magic Lantern Carlton Cinema.

One of the first multi- screen cinemas dedicated to independent and foreign first- run films, the Carlton Cinema has a devoted group of followers who come be regularly to check out unique films and monthly programs like the Carlton Midnight Society, Drunk Feminist Films and Cool Kids at the Carlton. Screens: 9. Serves alcohol: Yes. Showtimes. Rainbow Cinema Market Square. Watch Born To Be Blue Online. Deep in the heart of St. Lawrence Market is this small, no frills theatre. It’s mostly first- run films and Hollywood fare, but at a cheaper rate than many other theatres in the GTA.

Tuesday showings are only $5, which makes this a popular bargain across the city. Screens: 6. Serves alcohol: No. Showtimes. The Fox Theatre. While the west end flocks to the Revue, the east end swears by the Fox. The Beaches rep theatre has been around since 1. The lineup these days consists mostly of second run Hollywood hits, with classic movies and special programming popping up throughout each month.

Screens: 1. Serves alcohol: Yes. Showtimes. The Royal.

Little Italy’s Royal Cinema is another historic landmark, first opening in 1. Today the theatre plays second run and cult films, and is also home to several film festivals throughout the year like the European Union Film Festival. NOW Magazine also hosts free weekly screenings at the Royal! Screens: 1. Serves alcohol: Yes. Showtimes. Scotiabank Theatre.

One of the biggest theatres in Toronto, Scotiabank has IMAX, AVX and DBOX cinemas and is packed every weekend with the release of the latest blockbusters. Screens: 1. 4Serves alcohol: There is a licensed lounge in the lobby. Showtimes. Cineplex Yonge- Dundas (formerly AMC)It’s no surprise the busiest intersection of the city also has the biggest and busiest theatre. While many of the screens are dedicated to standard releases, there are also plenty of films in Cantonese and Hindi. Screens: 2. 4Serves alcohol: in VIP theatres only. Showtimes. The Kingsway. This independent theatre on the West end is one of the few historic venues to boast more than one screen.

The 1. 93. 9 theatre has a main auditorium and a second screening room upstairs. The programming includes some second run hits, as well as indie films and documentaries that are harder to find. Screens: 2. Serves alcohol: Yes. Showtimes Regent Theatre. Those looking for a classic movie theatre experience should head to the Regent on Mount Pleasant.

The historic theatre (another 1. The popcorn uses real butter, the staff working the ticket booth love to chat about the films, and the screenings all start on time – no commercials. Screens: 1. Serves alcohol: No. Showtimes. Beaches Cinema (Alliance Theatres)Built on the old Greenwood Race track grounds, the Beaches Cinema has been bringing Hollywood hits to this neighbourhood since the 9.

Screens: 6. Serves alcohol: No. Showtimes. Varsity Theatre (Cineplex)Yorkville’s theatre caters to a different clientele, with the programming including lots of smaller films, like British and foreign pictures and limited release Oscar contenders. Screens: 1. 2Serves alcohol: in VIP theatres only. Showtimes. Mount Pleasant Theatre. Another historic single screen venue, the Mount Pleasant Theatre (not to be confused with their neighbour the Regent) opened in the 1.

Screens: 1. Serves alcohol: No. Showtimes. The Docks Drive- Inn.

Believe it or not, there is a drive in theatre in downtown Toronto! Head over to Polson Pier and catch a double feature at the year round drive in. Screens: 2. Serves alcohol: No. Showtimes. Cineplex Yonge & Eglinton. The midtown theatre has assigned seating, AVX theatres, DBOX, IMAX and VIP cinemas. Screens: 9. Serves alcohol: in VIP theatres only. Showtimes? Ontario Science Centre IMAXThe Science Centre’s IMAX theatre is in a giant dome, creating a one of a kind experience.

Since it is the Science Centre, expect a lot of educational programming. Screens: 1. Serves alcohol: No. Showtimes. Cineplex VIP Don Mills.

The first VIP- only theatre to hit Toronto! All screens are VIP showings, which means assigned seating, leather chairs, and waiters to bring you food and drinks before the show. Screens: 5. Serves alcohol: Yes.

Showtimes. Cineplex Yorkdale. Yorkdale’s cinema was actually the first shopping mall theatre in Canada! It’s been totally redesigned since then, to keep up with the mall itself. Screens: 1. 0Serves alcohol: No. Showtimes. Humber Cinemas. The indie cinema at Bloor and Jane shuttered in 2. Screens: 4. Serves alcohol: No.

Showtimes. Cineplex Odeon Eglinton Town Centre. One of the bigger theatres in the city with massive screens, the east end theatre is a popular spot for Hollywood blockbusters and the odd Bollywood film. Screens: 1. 6Serves alcohol: No. Showtimes. Cineplex Empress Walk. The north end’s theatre has IMAX screens and a convenient location: attached to the subway, a grocery store and restaurants, with plenty of parking outside. Screens: 1. 0Serves alcohol: no. Showtimes. Cineplex Queensway & VIPThe west end cinema was one of the first to have a dedicated VIP section and visited frequently by the 1.

Screens: 2. 0Serves alcohol: in VIP theatres only. Showtimes. Silver. City Fairview Mall Cineplex. Fairview Mall’s theatre offers DBOX and AVX, and has special daytime screenings for parents with babies. Screens: 9. Serves alcohol: No. Showtimes. Cineplex Scarborough.

Scarborough Town Centre’s theatre is a good one for groups, thanks to its party rooms and massive game area. Screens: 1. 2Serves alcohol: No. Showtimes. GTA Theatres. Rainbow Promenade Mall. Albion Cinemas. Rainbow Woodbine Centre. Cineplex Cinemas Vaughan.

Woodside Cinemas. Silver. City Richmond Hill Cineplex. York Cinemas. Cineplex Markham & VIPCineplex Odeon Morningside. CinéStarz Mississauga.

Cineplex Mississauga. Cineplex Courtney Park. Rainbow Elgin Mills.

Cineplex Odeon Orion Gate. Cineplex Winston Churchill. Pickering 8 Cineplex. Silver. City Brampton Cineplex. Film. Ca Cinemas (Oakville)Cineplex Cinemas Oakville. Cineplex Odeon Ajax.

Cineplex Odeon Aurora.