Pathé Tuschinski Amsterdam - Cinema

Q: At which cinemas is there an intermission?

According to the Kinepolis website, they hold a break for all films in all cinemas as standard. At the other cinemas, breaks are usually only held for children's films and films longer than 135 minutes.

Q: Can you cancel a movie ticket?

According to the two largest cinema providers (Pathé and Kinepolis), it is possible to cancel tickets according to the right of withdrawal. Of course only possible if the film has not yet been visited.

Q: How many minutes late can you be at the cinema?

The visitor must be present in the room no more than 15 minutes after the start of the film. After these 15 minutes it can reasonably be said that the main film has started and that access to the room can be refused in order to prevent inconvenience to other visitors.

Q: What does a B movie mean?

A B-movie is a film usually released with a relatively smaller budget and (in some cases) with new or unknown actors, a film with little publicity.

Q: What does OV and NV mean for a cinema film?

OV means original version, which means 'undubbed'. Original version, so not spoken translated into Dutch. So is the movie with subtitles. NV therefore means that the film has been 'post-translated'.

Q: What does 'XD' mean in a movie theater?

An XD experience is a specially developed technique to offer the best sound, image and comfort. The XD is unlike any other local theater or cinema. The XD's silver screen extends from ceiling to floor and wall to wall.

Q: What is the difference between 3D, 4D and XD?

The special 4DX rooms sometimes have up to twenty effects that run synchronously during the movie playback. Including moving seats, weather simulations and even smells. The seats move up and down, side to side and front to back. For example, these movements can give you the feeling of flying or diving.

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Pathé Tuschinski Theater in Amsterdam: A Guide for Film Fans

The Pathé Tuschinski Theater is one of the most iconic theaters in Amsterdam and an absolute must-visit for film buffs. Famous for its breathtaking Art Deco architecture, excellent programming and rich history, the theater attracts visitors from all over the world. Below you will find a visitor's guide to the Pathé Tuschinski Theatre, with information about its history, current offerings and practical tips for planning your visit.

History

The Pathé Tuschinski Theater was opened in 1921 by Polish immigrant Abraham Tuschinski. It was his dream to build a cinema as beautiful and impressive as the famous theaters in New York and Paris. He hired some of the most talented architects and designers in the Netherlands to realize his vision, and the result was one of the most impressive and breathtaking theaters in the world.

During World War II, the theater was closed by the German occupiers and used as a warehouse for goods. After the war it was reopened and rebuilt, but it took years to regain its former grandeur. In 1985 the theater was taken over by Pathé and since then it has grown into one of the most popular cinemas in Amsterdam.

Programming

The Pathé Tuschinski Theater has an excellent program with a wide range of movies, from the latest blockbusters to classic movies and art house movies. The theater has ten rooms, each with its own style and atmosphere. The largest room, the Grote Zaal, has more than a thousand seats and is one of the largest theaters in Europe.

In addition to regular film screenings, the theater also hosts special events and festivals, including the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam and the Amsterdam Fantastic Film Festival. There are also regular Q&A sessions with directors, actors and other film professionals.

Practical information

If you plan to visit the Pathé Tuschinski Theater, here are some practical tips to help you plan your visit:

Tickets can be purchased online or at the box office. It is advisable to buy tickets in advance, especially for busy performances and events.
The theater is open from early morning to late evening. The exact opening hours vary depending on the program. Check the website for current information.
The theater is wheelchair accessible and special seats are available for visitors with a disability.

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Frequently asked question about Cinema

At which cinemas is there an intermission?

According to the Kinepolis website, they hold a break for all films in all cinemas as standard. At the other cinemas, breaks are usually only held for children's films and films longer than 135 minutes.

Can you cancel a movie ticket?

According to the two largest cinema providers (Pathé and Kinepolis), it is possible to cancel tickets according to the right of withdrawal. Of course only possible if the film has not yet been visited.

How many minutes late can you be at the cinema?

The visitor must be present in the room no more than 15 minutes after the start of the film. After these 15 minutes it can reasonably be said that the main film has started and that access to the room can be refused in order to prevent inconvenience to other visitors.

What does a B movie mean?

A B-movie is a film usually released with a relatively smaller budget and (in some cases) with new or unknown actors, a film with little publicity.

What does OV and NV mean for a cinema film?

OV means original version, which means 'undubbed'. Original version, so not spoken translated into Dutch. So is the movie with subtitles. NV therefore means that the film has been 'post-translated'.

What does 'XD' mean in a movie theater?

An XD experience is a specially developed technique to offer the best sound, image and comfort. The XD is unlike any other local theater or cinema. The XD's silver screen extends from ceiling to floor and wall to wall.

What is the difference between 3D, 4D and XD?

The special 4DX rooms sometimes have up to twenty effects that run synchronously during the movie playback. Including moving seats, weather simulations and even smells. The seats move up and down, side to side and front to back. For example, these movements can give you the feeling of flying or diving.

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Some movies are not made to be watched on TV. In a cinema you can watch the latest blockbusters or art house films on a large screen, and enjoy the always impressive cinema sound (and perhaps also a nice date).

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