Regent Street Cinema

Jordyn paints a rosy picture of Regent Street Cinema, but I think she’s overlooking some hard realities. Sure, the cinema has been a London landmark for over a century and has screened some truly groundbreaking films, but its future isn’t guaranteed. The pandemic and the explosion of streaming services have shaken the industry to its core, leaving many historic theaters struggling to survive. More importantly, Jordyn’s advice to buy "Regent Star Cinematic" stock is just factually wrong. Regent Street Cinema isn’t publicly traded, so you can’t buy shares in it on the stock market. It seems like she didn’t do her homework before making that recommendation. While I respect the enthusiasm for this cultural institution, we need to look at the evidence: traditional cinema attendance is under threat, and it’s unclear if Regent Street Cinema can adapt quickly enough to thrive in this new era.

If you’re looking for a standout cinema in London, look no further than Regent Street Cinema. My family and I recently spent an afternoon here watching an action-packed gangster movie, and it was a fantastic experience from start to finish. The sound and picture quality are genuinely top-tier; the audio was crisp enough to catch every line of dialogue, and the visuals were vibrant and immersive. The theater itself strikes a lovely balance between classic charm and modern comfort, with plush seats and plenty of legroom that made our long viewing session very cozy. It’s no wonder this venue is so highly regarded for its audiovisual capabilities. Beyond the technical aspects, what really impressed us was the hospitality. The staff, from the ushers to the cleaning team, were incredibly friendly and attentive, ensuring we felt well taken care of. The concessions were also a hit—the popcorn and drinks were delicious. In these times, it’s reassuring to see a cinema like Regent Street Cinema thriving while keeping safety and comfort a priority. Whether you’re into new releases or classic favorites, this place delivers a memorable experience. For any movie lover visiting London, Regent Street Cinema is an absolute must-visit.

I've been here a few times know and it's always a positive experience. I visited this time to see the brilliant "Shorts-on-Tap" "Women in Revolt" showcase of short films by female directors/producers. Shorts-on-Tap alway run really interesting programmes of short films spanning every possible genre - highly recommend. Regent Street Cinema is slightly "jazzier" than the usual Brick lane venues used for the screenings.

What a charming little theatre. Seats are comfortable and angle is steep so the big hair in front of you won t be an issue. Thumbs up.

Very cozy room and nice to hang out with your plus 1 or friends

Lovely and cosy place to host Russian Film Week. We enjoyed it every day.

Good to meet people, as well to enjoing fantasty films in big screem and good service from the staff. Thanks.

An excellent, plush, intimate venue with very reasonably priced bar.

Went to a screening here last week and it's a really nice little cinema, just a couple of mins walk from Oxford Circus. The bar in the foyer is good and has plenty of drink choices, we shared a bottle of red between 4 and everyone enjoyed it. Definitely for adult film buffs rather than families but that's what makes it good. Will be going back.

Lovely Cinema, was comfy and the building decor was impressive

Staff were friendly and they do old time movies. Reminded my mother of cinema back in the day.

Went there for a London Business Forum event. Good location.

Great independent cinema with a cool history. Serve drinks in real glassware, seats are lined with quality velvet and there are hardly any ads before movies. Amazing it can be so quiet given its central location.

Seats are comfortable without being a recliner. Reception was a great area - awesome selection of films

A beautiful art deco cinema in the heart of London, showing classics and not so classics. The best thing is that people in independent cinemas know how to use cinemas: there are no people using their phones!

It is a very old cinema, and it is lovely in a grand old regal sejce of the word. Unfortunately it smells old.

What an amazing find. A lovely bar with a cinema attached. ;). There is one large screen, just like in the old days but now you can stop off for a coffee, or something stronger as well

very nice clean cinema, excellent sight-lines in the screen and lovely staff!

Small, yet comfortable cinema, in the historic heart of London.

One of the best cinemas in town, excellent programming too.

Great central location with a classy, ritzy vibe that sets it apart from usual cinemas. Great for film festivals and 'special' one-off screenings.

Fantastic alternative to the usual corporate cinema chains

Fabulous afternoon screening of West Side Story! Very Popular, Also cinema organ recital first - Proper Cinema!

Excellent screen and great charm of an old cinema restored to it's former glory. Solid movie selection.

A lovely and quite elegant cinema in Central London. Very classic architecture, a true theatre feel.

I have purchased the tickets for a Kinoteka Festival that was subsequently cancelled as a result of lockdown. I have tried to contact Regent Street Cinema multiple times: over form on the website, through phone and their Facebook, and 5 months after they still ignore my messages, yet decided to keep the money for the service they have not delivered. Real shame as I was a regular visitor and I really liked the atmosphere of the venue.

Great cinema. Lovely seating , comfortable and good views. Nice bar

Beautiful restored old Cinema, watched the wonderful documentary on Teddy Pendergrass "if you don't know me" He was such a brilliant talented artist who had real charisma and stage presence. He should have been much bigger than he was, hopefully he can charm some new fans with the legacy of music he has left behind. Check the documentary and listen to his music the man to me was magical and a brilliant performer.

I didn't watch a film, but checked out the beautiful decor!

There is a pub also waiting area where u are made deaf by a very horrible strong hip pop music that u are forsed to listen to so better turn up on time just for whatever show u go for saves the headache

Been there for the Spanish film festival... Recommended

Excellent cinema, exceptional programming, terrific value.

I visited RFW (Russian Film Week) and I had so much pleasure! I recommend everyone visit this event next autumn!

Great venue to view international films, although not shown frequent enough.

Great on Wednesday film and tea for 1:75 12 and 330pm. Fantastic cinema.

Lovely cosy cinema. Also it has some interesting history.

The Regent Street Cinema is a nice small cinema with nice seats on Regents Street. Eight of us were there on Wednesday evening to watch Evening Shadows. The film was great but we were very disappointed by the service at the bar. We asked More

This beautifully restored art deck cinema in Regent Street was featured by Robert Elms on one of his Saturday BBC radio London shows. Think it used to be part of the L.S.E. Happened to be in the West end on the opening day so popped in to a shiny, gorgeous black bar for a coffee to take in to the Art Deco cinema. I watched old black & white BBC Arena newsreels from the 1950' s - ........on. What a delight, especially as I was by myself on a rainy day in London.

70's style class, pretty cool. Comfy seats, nice screen, historic.

Beautiful cinema with a great atmosphere. Keep an eye out for the great special events taking place here, like the London Short Film Festival.

Nice seating, temperature was alright. Atmosphere was pretty nice. Great space for a nice and tucked away cinema.

Compared to how it looked before renovations, I think the interior is a good blend of classic design with a modern touch. The cinema is small but during the times I've visited has never been full and my friends and I have usually had a whole row to ourselves. I like this as it doesn't feel like your typical cinema visit and on the whole, more enjoyable. Sometimes I wish they showed more recent releases as that's what I find more appealing.

Good customer service. Ideal for a quick catch chat and throat refreshing. I think it's an independent movies cinema. I'll check it.

Beautiful old fashioned cinema showing unusual films. Worth it just to enjoy the art deco interior

A lecture hall converted into a cinema, this is an extremely comfortable place to watch a movie, with a good clear view of the screen and great atmos.

Matinee is good value and love seeing the old films again.

Amazingly restored venue, lovely staff, popcorn above average.

Cosy retreat from hectic Oxford Street to relish Seventh art's classics and contemporary productions.

On of the very first Cinemas in London and now one of the that playback in 4K I went there for a keynote event #theB1M

Dream Cinema upper end of Regent Street. Excellent auditorium. Pleasure to watch a film there.

A very nice cinema, with comfortable seating and decent sound. The screen is ample size for the auditorium, but if you're used to screens like IMAX, you might be disappointed. There's a bar with a good selection of spirits and beers, and the toilets are very clean. All in all a great movie going experience.

Amazing atmosphere and comfortable seats. Steep enough so that the view is completely clear. Special nights with refreshments are always well organized, might need to book in advance to find place though. Really wish it was a little bit cheaper, as I would then always be there.

Hidden gem of a cinema within the University of Westminster building. They do little publicised Wednesday matinees of old films at an incredibly low price, I won't quote it, you will think it's a typo. Double bill of Monterey Pop and Rolling Stones 1969 concert was great and indicative of the cultish bills that come up. Nice bar area, good coffee, spotless loos. Friendly staff. Comfortable seats and lovely sightlines. Can't fault it really.

A real find. Great cinema in central London, above average bar, good selection of arthouse film. The bar can be pricy but ticket prices are surprisingly humane for central London. They do regular double features which are an especially good deal.

Lovely interior to cinema, decent bar, convenient location near Oxford Circus tube, comfortable seats with good viewing angle.

Beautifully restored cinema, with a really interesting roster of films. Always a wonderful experience here - a great place for a perfect night out.