Great place. Super comfy seats but occasionally youll pay for the full cinema with active chair(has sound right in it and vibrates during intense bass in movies) and it wont work

This place is a cinematographic heaven for the following people and expectations:Not paying expensive cost for intellectually satisfying artworks.Tickets are going to free or cost no more than a few dollars and no specific seating most of the time.Here at Bloomington for a quick stay but looking for a cultural schedule to match the time. At IU Cinema, movies are so active that you gotta eliminate a few wonderful artworks, for the others...If you read the descriptions of screenings, sometimes youll find events where you can see the directors.Finally and the most important one:MOVIE SELECTIONS ARE SO GOOD, that youll try to see all of them, seven days a week.. Theres a mix of current and past movies in a good balance.

Simply the best theatre in the Midwest, providing the finest film-viewing experience.

Great selection of films.

Great selection of films, beautiful theater!

Amazing Cinema with sophisticate selection of rare movies and interactions with authors/directors. All of this for a cheap entrance ticket (free for students). Definitely, one of my favorite places in Bloomington!

One of my favorite places to see a film. This is a great place to expand your knowledge of eclectic films. I really enjoy the intimacy of the small theater vs a large commercial theater.

Great variety of film. Occasionally the opportunity to Q/A with directors and filmmakers presents itself (very cool). Comfortable seating. Stairwell to the bathrooms are horribly narrow.The image quality is awesome and the sound quality is nice, but always too loud. Every showing Ive been to here has left me with a headache due to piercing audio. The high frequencies (the ones that damage hearing) are way too high. This is coming from a sound guy who enjoys a loud show.Other than the piercing audio and the path to the bathrooms, the IU Cinema is A+.

Such a treasure! This cinema offers beautiful presentations of interesting films, often with Q & As with directors. Check the schedule and see something beautiful!

Great movie venue. Very special place.

Affordable ticket prices (especially for students/faculty), really interesting film offerings, & comfy seating. Sometimes the more popular showings do fill up, so try to get there a little early if you havent reserved a ticket.

They show a wide variety of films for a great price point (sometimes theyre free). Show your student ID for $3 tickets for ticketed films.

If you want to see artsy or just independent movies, the IU Cinema is one of two ways to do that in Bloomington, Indiana. The theater is small so you if you want tickets, either free or purchased, for an event, you need to get them quickly. The cinema hosts several film festivals every year so make sure you check out their website and join their email list if you live in town or nearby. Ticket prices are generally similar to mainstream movie theaters but many films are free though of a very limited run (usually one or two showings). Filmmakers and scholars often participate and these add a good deal to your enjoyment of the movies if you can make time for them. There are very limited concessions and the bathrooms are down a flight of stairs; there is an elevator if you have mobility issues but this isnt the most accessible venue. Weve always enjoyed it and attend a showing or festival here at least twice a year when we can make the time. Note: Parking is horrible on campus, you will be walking a good distance most likely.

A nice, small cinema right on campus. Get there early to get good seats

A place with great sound and screen run by an even better taste.

Loved it. Great selection. A window if culture in town.

Beautiful environment and great quality of sound!

One of the best movie theaters in the country

The Indiana University Cinema is located in the middle of Bloomington campus and each semester, it screens more than 120 film titles, hosts several filmmakers , scholars and offers unique cinematic experiences.

Tiny university-run movie theatre. No concessions