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Bucharest Cinemas

Bucharest is blessed with a load of good cinemas, from big multiplexes in the shopping malls to small, musty, independent cinemas in the city centre.

Films in Romania are shown in their original language with Romanian subtitles. The exceptions are animated films: these are usualy dubbed into Romanian, though in larger multiplexes you may also find an original language version. The key words to look for are dublat (dubbed) and subtitrat (subtitled).

To find out which films are showing, check the individual websites of each cinema, or browse the full programme of all the city's cinemas here.

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Cinema Pro

City centre, one-screen cinema behind Universitate, which shows the latest releases, with the film changing each Friday. Completely renovated a couple of years ago, the seats are comfy, sightlines are good and ticket prices OK: from 9. Read_on (1 Comment)

Hollywood Multiplex

The best complex of cinemas in the city, offering ten screens, good popcorn and comfortable seats. Read_on (No Comments)

IMAX/Cinema City

The first IMAX cinema in Romania will open at the end of October as part of the new Cinema CIty complex in the Cotroceni Palace shopping centre. Read_on (No Comments)

Movieplex

Big, multi-screen cinema in the Plaza Romania offering up to 25 different films a week. Features all the latest Hollywood and local releases, and tends to screen them long after they've disappeared from other cinemas. Read_on (No Comments)

The Light Cinema

The only gripe we would have with this 3D cinema (the first to open in Romania) is the creative pricing: tickets never appear to cost what you expect. Read_on (No Comments)