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G
3 years ago

Nice cinema with slightly different films. The nic...

Nice cinema with slightly different films. The nice thing is that all films are introduced, giving you some extra background information. Moreover, the LHC is a beautiful building and it is centrally located.

B
3 years ago

It pains me to give this place 3 stars because it ...

It pains me to give this place 3 stars because it deserves a higher rating. Film-wise it is great, with a nice selection of changing films. My main issue is this no-food policy inside the screening room. I get it that some people are bothered by the sound of crisps and popcorn but that takes away from the cinema experience in my eyes. There's also this pretentious-looking butler that puts the film in context before the screening (at least the ones I have watched). When I go into the film I will do this research by myself or after the film. I don't want someone to force it down my throat.

b
3 years ago

My telephone reservation for 'Cinefood' was made o...

My telephone reservation for 'Cinefood' was made on the following day. Wine in a lemonade glass. I had salad with salmon and it was very good, but not much for dinner. He was sitting behind a 2m guy and was looking at the back of his head. Still four stars because it has a good vibe.

J
4 years ago

Very chill. Saw that one of the colleagues was not...

Very chill. Saw that one of the colleagues was not chilling maximum, that did not help during the creation of an atmospheric image and so on but let the fun not print, the films keep coming! Fun.

J
4 years ago

A lower rating than they could have got, we got in...

A lower rating than they could have got, we got in 6am for a movie at 7am and asked two staff members if we could manage to eat before the movie, this would be the case but unfortunately the food only came after 45 minutes that forced us to work everything in within ten minutes and we missed the introduction to the film.
I would have liked the staff to indicate that it was going to be tight (due to crowds), then we would have bought something quick at another location.

For the rest it is a very nice location with very nice alternative movies, so don't expect Hollywood action movies. You can also take your drink with you in the hall and the films are shown without a break, which I like.

Don't forget to make a reservation for your movie because this place can get very busy.

G
4 years ago

You can eat very well there as the Choice is Giant...

You can eat very well there as the Choice is Giant. A large Film range Large and Small Arthouse films can be seen in abundance. This special film house has been my number one for years.

K
4 years ago

A nice, pleasant cinema. Wherever you can eat well...

A nice, pleasant cinema. Wherever you can eat well, even without watching a movie. Where they - to the sadness of my children in particular - do not sell popcorn (but you can buy that in the AH a little further). Where you should not expect the pop movies, but certainly not just cult movies. And where every film is briefly introduced by an expliciter. Highly recommended

C
4 years ago

Politeness isn't a lot to ask for. Now the full st...

Politeness isn't a lot to ask for. Now the full story: I watch a movie there and one hour after the end I come back because I forgor my scarf on the seat. They can't allow me in, because they say there is another movie playing, which is obviously fair, and then they ask me to come back next day, as the wait would be 2 hours. So there I come, and start to explain my story, when I am forcefully interrupt by a staff member who says I already asked it before today and that they have nothing for me, without even checking. I know one impolite person doesn't necessarily represent all, but in this business you are as weak as your weakest link, so that's my review. Perhaps I changed my mind someday about it.

H
4 years ago

Fijne bios die zich goed houdt aan de Corona regel...

Fijne bios die zich goed houdt aan de Corona regels. Daardoor wel jammer dat je bijna direct buiten in de regen staat wanneer je de zaal verlaat (en dus ook geen gebruik meer kunt maken van het toilet bijvoorbeeld)

J
4 years ago

Stays fun

Stays fun
Especially the storyteller

About Louis Hartlooper Complex

Louis Hartlooper Complex: A Cultural Hub for Film and Hospitality in Utrecht

Located in the heart of Utrecht, Louis Hartlooper Complex is a cultural center that offers a unique blend of film and hospitality. From film festivals to exhibitions, terraces to dinners, this complex has something for everyone.

The History of Louis Hartlooper Complex

The complex is named after Louis Hartlooper, a Dutch filmmaker who was born in 1892. He was one of the pioneers of Dutch cinema and made several films during his career. In 1928, he opened his own cinema in Utrecht called 'City Bioscoop'. The cinema became very popular among the locals and continued to operate until it closed down in 1996.

In 2004, the building was renovated and transformed into what we know today as Louis Hartlooper Complex. The renovation project aimed to preserve the historical value of the building while adding modern facilities that catered to contemporary needs.

Film at Louis Hartlooper Complex

Louis Hartlooper Complex is known for its diverse range of films that cater to different tastes and preferences. The complex has four screening rooms with state-of-the-art equipment that provides an immersive cinematic experience.

The programming team at Louis Hartlooper Complex curates a selection of films from all over the world. They showcase both mainstream movies as well as independent productions that are not widely available elsewhere.

Apart from regular screenings, there are also special events such as film festivals, retrospectives, Q&A sessions with filmmakers and actors which attract cinephiles from all over Netherlands.

Hospitality at Louis Hartlooper Complex

Louis Hartlooper Complex also boasts an impressive range of hospitality options which make it more than just a cinema but rather an entertainment destination on its own right.

There are two restaurants within the complex - Het Gegeven Paard (The Given Horse) & Karel V Kitchen - both offering delicious food made with fresh ingredients sourced locally where possible. Het Gegeven Paard serves lunch & dinner while Karel V Kitchen focuses on fine dining experiences using seasonal produce prepared by their Michelin-starred chef.

For those looking for drinks or snacks before or after their movie experience can head over to Café en Bar LHC where they can enjoy coffee or cocktails along with some light bites like cheese platters or bitterballen (a traditional Dutch snack).

Events at Louis Harloopers

Apart from regular screenings & dining options , there are also various events held throughout year including exhibitions showcasing local artists work , live music performances , comedy nights etc . These events add another layer excitement making it more than just your average night out .

Conclusion

In conclusion , if you're looking for an unforgettable cultural experience then look no further than Louie Harloopers . With its rich history combined with modern amenities catering towards both film enthusiasts & foodies alike , this place truly has something everyone will enjoy .

Louis Hartlooper Complex

Louis Hartlooper Complex

4.4