Grand Teatret

I have to admit this is not my favourite movie theater, although it has the most comfortable seats ever!
I came here to watch «Love», the forgettable, utterly shallow and bad-​written new feature film of Gaspar Noé. Other than «DO NOT GO WATCH IT!» I won’t say anything. Anyway, there’s IMDb for movie reviews.
Grand Teatret is, I guess, one of the oldest and most famous cinema theater in Copenhagen.
It is located in Mikkel Bryggers Gade, a street not far away from the Stroget, in the heart of Indre By.
The feeling you get when coming in here is of an elegant theater, that’s for sure, due to the 70’s tiles on the floor, the counter, the bar… it’s all part of a bigger impression that stays in your head like a stain.
But other than that, and the comfortable seats, there’s nothing more.
The space is very neat and clean but the screening rooms are way too small, and this might influence the overall judgment.
Screenings are frequent but mainly blockbusters or mainstream motion pictures get featured. Thus, this might not be the place for cinema lovers.

Awesome old-​timey cinema ambiance. The repertoire is niche, with a lot of non-​English movies (beware: Danish subtitles).

Small, neat cinema with an authentic vibe.
Grand Teatret has been kept in a Danish 1930’s style that gives the theatre a unique warm and welcoming feel.
The atmosphere is laid back, and I’ve never seen a line of more than 3 people (all waiting to get a coffee) — and while you can buy candy, it doesn’t have a massive candy supermarket like many newer cinemas, but instead has a minimal candy selection at the ticket sales desk. The lovely vibe you get from the cinema and its adjoining café is that this is a place for movies and cinema lovers. Not marketing. Not candy. Not Hollywood. Just good movies.
It makes you remember what movies and cinema is really is — or at least really was — about.
Bottom line: The best cinema in Copenhagen, second only to Cinemateket.

This cinema reminds me of Paris. It just has such a lovely atmosphere with its black and white decoration! And all the framed pictures and the nicely set posters make a nice vibe.
Regarding the facilities, there is a café where you can enjoy a cup of coffee or warm chocolate before or after the movie. Can’t remember if they had popcorn (pretty sure they didn’t) but at least they do not have much candy. So if you associate movies to eating something yummy make sure you bring something with you.
One more thing I liked about it was that it was more or less kids free and it was quite chill/​peaceful with no queues. I had a very positive experience and whenever I check for films I try to look if I can watch something there. It is also quite conveniently close to Strøget so it is easy to find your way to it.

Absolut en af de bedste biografer i København. Du slipper for alle bøvhovederne, der knaser med slikposerne, glemmer at sætte telefonen på lydløs og snakker under filmen.
Der er en hyggelig café, hvor man kan mødes før eller efter filmen. De har nogle få lettere madvarer og forskellige drikkevarer.