Cinema Paradiso

I was quite surprised how much l enjoyed this cinema. There is art around the walls and the design of the cinema is quite different but absolutely beautiful.The service was great, the seats very comfortable, great value for money.

Possibly the worst quality cinema viewing experience I’ve ever experienced in my life, poor sound quality, poor picture quality and lights left on in front of the screen during the movie.

Great to see the smaller cinemas still around. Reasonably priced tickets and a fair few movies to pick from. Atmosphere is great with plenty of character/paintings around the whole venue. Surprisingly they fit 6 cinema screens in. There are a few restaurants and cafes downstairs for lunch or dinner depending when you visit.

Such a great theatre. Tonight my son lost his wallet and called them and the young man working checked the theatre he was in immediately, even though they were closing, found the wallet and called us and waited out front even though they had closed, and waited for us to come back to give to us. So lovely and helpful. We always have great service but this was so nice of him to go out of his way to help.

Great venue with super comfy seats and amazing decor with beautiful fresco murals. Minus 1 star for the way too salty popcorn! Also check that your movie is not being screened in one of the tiny cinemas which feel like I'm watching a movie in the work boardroom.

Such an interesting and fun placePlenty of parking and easy access.With multiple cinema's available, there is always a great range of movies to pick from. Also many food and drink options surrounding theatre.

They should rename this place The Morgue. Given the average age of the attendees is 75, and how unbearably cold the cinema rooms are, it’s a miracle to me every time that thr elderly do not need to be wheeled out frozen in a body bag. I am a big guy myself with plenty of body fat, and I rarely feel cold in Australia even in the winter, and even with my north face puffer jacket on and fleece tracksuit pants on (yes I have to wear these to this cinema even in the summer), I am frozen while watching films here. Every single time I have taken my Nan here we have to rug her up as if she is going snowboarding at the top of the alps and she sits through the films with a dripping nose and almost gets pneumonia for the week following any movie we see. It’s really a disgrace, the children running the cinema really need an adult managing them who has some common sense… when it is 20 degrees outside the cinema does not need to be 8 degrees inside the screening rooms - you know when you go into the freezer cool room at the bottle Shop to get a case of beer? that’s literally what it feels like to watch a film here.The films also “run late” and behind?. Today the film was 45 mins late, my nan with a walking frame was then ushered into a pitch black cinema with no floor lights on to guide her up the stairs (massive OH&S issue) and then the film started playing before we could get to our seat in the dark. Something that would never happen at a Hoyts. All in all this place needs some serious management crack downs on what is happening here.

This place is very special. The artwork on the walls is worth going in to look at. The chairs are so comfortable to sit and watch a movie in. Very affordable prices. Staff are lovely

I have been watching movies here since I was old enough to buy a single ticket. Yes it's no iMax or event cinemas but it's a local treasure and is amazing to have something so close. Great place to take the family for a more authentic cinema experience.