Reviews of Cube Cinema. (Other) in Bristol (Somerset).
Cube Cinema
Dove St S, Avon, Bristol BS2 8JD, United Kingdom
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Information of Cube Cinema, Other in Bristol (Somerset)
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Reviews of Cube Cinema
R. R.Wonderful space in Bristol. Almost like a secret location but once inside a super friendly crowd, with a dynamic programme of performances. Lovely staff working there, run by volunteers so you know there's a good atmosphere there!
R. C.Fantastic little independent cinema in the centre of Bristol. Great varied programme of events, cheap bar (stock includes a few nice non-alcoholic beers), and lovely volunteer staff. Sound and video quality seemed good. Legroom is limited, but seats are comfy.
N. S.Nice quirky independent little venue. Friendly and volounter-run. Great selection on the bar
n. p.Great little cinema. Always something unusual and interesting. Good bar.
R. J.Really great retro style venue. Quite small and intimate but has some really great things going on, you can't fail to be won of by this venues charm. A diamond in the rough of lesser big commercial theatres.
R. M.A piece of Bristol's heritage. Down to earth and run by enthusiastic volunteers. State of the art cinema.
R. S.All the staff here look like Aragon off of Lord of the Rings and speak like oldey time language which makes them hard to understand. A staff member called Neil made me look into his cupped hands where I saw a tiny version of myself looking into a tiny version of Neil's cupped hands.
c. m.Excellent small cinema for independent films. Amazing value and a really friendly vibe. Cheap excellent quality beer selection. Very tight on the legroom when seated but who cares when you get such a cool cinema experience. Often shows good films when they've finished their runs at the big screens, and does good short-film festivals and you can even hire to show your own films if you sell enough tickets. Run by a dedicated volunteer army. Membership only £1.
A. Z.A great place with a somewhat old fashioned vibe to it. It feels homely and relaxed, to be able to have a cup of tea or coffee, or an alcoholic beverage while watching a movie. Very great prices and friendly staff. Great selections of movies. Make sure to book your ticket in advance cause they usually sell out the day before the screening!
R. M.Excellent venue. Loved the atmosphere which was very friendly. The bar was great too. Goid beer.
T. S.A Bristol institution and an essential part of the city's culture. This volunteer-run cooperative hosts wonderful, unique gigs with consistently great sound and a special atmosphere. Regular film showings of both mainstream and arthouse releases including a baby cinema all at affordable prices. A good selection of beers and drinks to boost.
M. W.Total indie Bristol gem - an institution really I suppose - now I've left Bristol I really miss it. Saw Dudley Sutton (Tinker from Lovejoy) do 'an evening with' here a few years back - will never forget it - totally joyous. Obviously had some pretty straight forward film / gig nights here too, but crucially, some truly magic times as well - it's a great place - cherish it Bristol.
A. G.Wonderful. Like the Muppets theatre with less leg room and similar levels of eccentricity. Volunteer-run, cheap and cheerful, with great films (think Watershed 3 weeks after they have shown there), music and all sorts of other vim and Vaudeville.
Has come a long way from when we used to turn up but the projectionist hadn't and we'd shrug and walk home. Now you nearly always have to book if you want a ticket - most films sell out.
Does its own cola, the booze is cheap and the tea even cheaper.
One of those places that is so special but small you almost don't want to tell too many people. But it deserves this review and if a few read this and decide to go, perhaps it goes a little way to ensuring the Cube carries on forever.
Don't expect Dolby surround sound and giant seats, but thankfully don't expect obscene prices or 20 mins of commercial ads (expect zero).
Bristol would be poorer without it.
S. E.Great little place with a proper theater and stage, and a bar. Can be hard to find because it is set back from Dove Street South, with a private carpark in front of it. You need to be a member but membership is something nominal like a £1.
S. W.Great little place with a bar and garden. Community-run, by friendly volunteers.
H. W.A venue which is emblematic of Bristol's spirit: fiercely independent, very eclectic, and totally brilliant. Walk through the doors and you can expect to find everything from cutting-edge comedy to left field films to radically alternative music.
P. C.Independent cinema, comfy seats and great atmosphere. Brilliant value think £5 a ticket form many films. Also talks, gigs, DJs and more. Run by dedicated volunteers and part of the Tobacco Factory group. Bar and tea coffe + snacks available. Quiet leafy outdoor courtyard too.
G. S.Lovely community-owned volunteer-run cinema showing mostly art-house films, bargain price and great bar, you can take drinks in. Also a variety of other events and available for private events. Slightly hard to find!
M. D.Fantastic local venue for avant-garde, cutting edge and experimental music and art.
J. C.One of the creative hubs of Bristol. Community run with something on nearly every day. Great selection of hot and cold drinks as well as beers, ciders, etc. Highly recommend to see at least one live music act perform here.
P. S.Grate experience you can get drink and watch your chosen movie. Good atmosphere. Around 30-40 ppl inside. Why not 5 star? Not enough leg room for someone above 180cm
T. S.A unique gem in Bristol. I absolutely love this place. Tiny, lovely, friendly staff and a simply fantastic selection of films. Long live the Cube!
R. C.100% volunteer-run arts gem. This is a proper arts venue, run on money from ticket and bar sales, not obscene arts funding handouts. A bit rough and ready, a bit creaky, definitely quirky, but I bloody love it!
d. M.Great quirky independent cinema
C. B.An interesting and varied selection of films, music and talks attracts an equally interesting group of people.
E. C.Always loved this place. Remember it as the Arts House Cinema, when you queued alongside a Chinese restaurant. Not really changed since then-- my opinions or the cinema. Chinese restaurant went up in flames years ago.
D. S.Great price of admission, with a great selection of non mainstream films. All in a small old style cinema auditorium. Not high capacity seating or leg room.
L. K.Mint live shows and movies. Cheap drinks and good quality beer selection too
C. N.Lovely venue. Great programme of events and films. It is nightmare trying to park nearby though if you are from out of town like us, so allow lots of time to find somewhere.
a. n.Lovely place, good vibes and super nice staff.
w. p.Great little venue, hidden in the center of Bristol.
T. P.A Bristol institution. Volunteer-run cinema with a very cheap bar and and an eclectic programme of art films, comedy and cult classics. A great alternative night out.
K. S.Great place! Enjoyed the cinema!
S. K.My new favourite cinema in Bristol. What a great place, small, friendly, quirky and great value. What's not to like.
J. O.Great little independent cinema. Volunteer run. Great music venue (seated not standing) exhibitions constantly changing. Bar.
J. M.Best place in Bristol for weird, independent cinema and odd musics. Go there. But not for Marvel. More for Lynch.
C. S.Great little independent cinema, you can get alcoholic drinks to take in and all at a very reasonable price. I'll definitely be visiting again.
F. a.Fantastic! Great place to chill for a beer and indie movie.
T. C.Bristols best independent cinema, super friendly and even has comfortable chairs since the still old fold down original seating has been renovated.
M. B.Great cinema showing a range of good films not shown in chain cinemas. Gluten free beer available too!
S. R.Fabulous, warm, welcoming venue. Excellent music. Lovely volunteers. Will definitely itself be back.
S. C.$100% the best venue for indie cinema in Bristol. Great music nights and cheap bar too. Love it.
J. R.A Bristol institution, support it. Some of the most reasonably priced cinema refreshments you'll find anywhere in the UK
M. C.We went with our baby for cinebabies! Was a great experience and staff were all very friendly. Access isn't the easiest though.
D. W.The seating is very hard and primitive, but the ambiance more than makes up for it. A wonderful little gem of a cinema.
L. S.Love this little cinemas, had such old world charm, a nice little bar and a great programme of both performance as well as film
J. H.Went to blue screen, very interesting amateur films, friendly atmosphere, cheap beer in the bar. Recommend.
F. J.valued community venue showing independent films. Comfortable showing room and a great bar!
D. P.Small independent cinema with quirky movies and always a good atmosphere. Such a fun place to watch a movie.
G. A. (.Great little value cinema showcasing the eclectic and independent. A great change from commerical, overpriced cinemas! Love this place!
J. C.Great community run member only cinema. Lots of weird and wonderful things going on. Would highly recommend.
J. D.Excellent A place to feel comfortable and curious Albanian Iso-polyphony group was a fabulous gateway to an ancient music
K. B.An amazing little cinema, showing independent films and holding other events. Also has one of the quaintness bars I've seen.
C. P.A very "Bristol" place. where else can you drink Cider at a cinema? Always shows interesting subtitled foreign films
D. B.Out of the Cinemas in Bristol this has the most charm. It is a unique place, and something wonderful about it.
G. S.Excellent local feel showing alternative screenings of classics and new gems. Well worth supporting.
C. B.Decent place for a few events I've been to. Bar doesn't take card as of the time of writing.
L. F.Drunk students noisy during film. Perhaps it was because I went on a discount Tuesday or maybe I'm a middle-aged misanthrope.
L. P.A strange venue hidden away. A range of events. Worth a look.
N.Friendly staff, well priced bar, good atmosphere and interesting events/screenings as well as more mainstream options.
L. C.Always a great experience. A quirky hidden gem.
S. T.Unique, volunteer run venue. Cinema, live music, exhibitions, performance, events. A fantastic place with rare integrity.
J. T.Excellent little independent cinema with nice seating and a good bar.
S.The best cinema in Bristol. Independent, quirky and full of character.
B. H.Brilliant cinema, reminiscent of the old Scala in Kings Cross, one of my favourite haunts in my youth.
S. M.Best cinema in Bristol without a doubt. Refugees watch free.
B. R.Poppets and a cup of tea for a £1. Sold. Great little cinema with interesting selection
H. G.Cute indie cinema, always a great crowd and the film choices are always a joy
B. M.Check out their events online!;
Their Twin Peaks convention was awesome
T. M.Cosy intimate venue. Great space. Shame about limited choice at bar and no card payment.
I. B.Interesting range of films and events. Easy going crowd and cheap bar.
L. R.Great value for money. Not the most comfy but good atmosphere!
S. M.Best cinema in town, bring an extra cushion if you can
A. O.If you are looking for great films this is place for you! Love that place
p. c.There's always something interesting to see here. LGBTQ+ friendly
K. B.Watched "Your Name" here, lovely experience and great staff! Will be coming back again!
G. W.Lovely space. Typically Bristolian quirky venue.
G. R.Coolest little cinema in England, so far.
Y. L.A hidden gem for non mainstream art works
E. L.Local gem. Cup of tea and a film! Or a pint of you fancy.
J. B.Really wonderful independent cinema and theatre.
E. H.The best cinema in Bristol for Indie films
d.Being Blacker was a fantastic showing for the Cube. More viewing like this are needed
S. P.Visited here for a screening as part of the South West Silent Film Festival.
S. R.The cube us a wonderful esoteric place. Weird and wonderful stuff for all.
B. N.Wonderful, volunteer-run independent cinema.
S. C.Lovely, intimate little place. Has real character.
D. B.Can't comment yet. Had a call out .staff really helpful.
P. C.Quaint old school feel. Cinema a bit claustrophobic and uncomfortable.
W. R.Such a friendly place, and volunteer run, right up my street !
S. H.Very cool place, a hidden gem !
G. G.welcoming, good prices, cosy cinema
S. P.My favourite cinema in the area!
A. D.Good movies. Cheap drinks.
L. S.Great venue for the local community
J. P.Sweet cinema with decent films and bar
R. S.It's a great place ...Love it :)
S. C.Great little independent cinema
S. P.Best small cinema in Bristol
D. G.Great independent cinema
R. S.Very interesting place.
R. P.Always there, always good.
r. t.Really great night
S. S.Best place in Bristol.
D. B.Best cinema in town
B. H.great stuff guys thanks
J. T.Great venue.
k. E.Great small cinems
R. W.Great night out
S. H. C.Cinema in a cupboard. A hidden gem.
S. d. l. T.Weng
D. S.Awesome night
G. S.Real entertainment.
A. M. B.Long live the Cube
T.Hidden gem.
N. F.great place
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N. D. d. C.Contact
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