Glasgow Film Reviews

I was really looking forward to the movie, and the cinema itself seemed decent enough, but the projection problems made it hard to enjoy. The picture kept flickering, and it didn’t really feel like it got properly fixed. The staff were polite, to be fair, but when the main thing you’re there for isn’t working right, it’s disappointing.

I had a really nice night and the film itself was great, but I definitely didn’t expect parking to be such a hassle. We spent way longer than planned circling around looking for a spot nearby, which was frustrating before the movie even started.

I was thinking about booking a regular film night, but the ticket price put me off quickly. It just feels like it costs too much for what it is, especially if you're going with someone else. I still like going to the cinema, but at around these prices, it’s hard to justify.

I walked in thinking I was going to have a nice, chilled movie night, but wow, that changed fast. The auditorium felt cold and totally lifeless, people kept talking, and the lights were weirdly bright for no reason. I tried to get into the film, I really did, but after a while I just stopped caring and wanted to leave.

Went to watch a film and was really disappointed by the toilets!! They were messy, smelled bad, and one cubicle didn’t even have any paper. The staff looked really busy, so I didn’t bother saying anything at the time, but it wasn’t good at all.

I wasn’t really impressed with how clean the place was. The floors felt "sticky," the toilets were messy, and overall it just didn’t feel very nice to be there.

I tried to book tickets through the site and it was such a hassle. The pages were loading slowly, picking seats felt awkward, and I kept getting lost trying to figure out where I was in the process. What made it more annoying was that when things went wrong, it felt like nobody really wanted to take ownership or help sort it out. Maybe it works fine for some people, but I ended up giving up.

so i just felt like it was way too expensive for what it was. I don’t think I’d spend the money on it again.

I tried booking our tickets online and the site kept freezing when I got to payment. My sister was waiting for me to confirm everything, but I had to start over twice and still never got a confirmation email. Frustrating and definitely not what you want to deal with before going to a film

I went to the festival last weekend, or maybe it was the weekend before, and it was disappointing. The queues were all over the place, the staff didn’t seem to know what was going on, and my screening started late without anyone really explaining anything. I was excited for it, but after that experience I don’t think I’d go again

I remember sitting there really trying to get into the film, but the sound was so awful that I could barely hear what anyone was saying. It was frustrating because I wanted to enjoy it, but instead I just kept feeling pulled out of the moment

I went in hoping for a cool mix of indie films, but the lineup felt super limited. After a while it was like, wait… are they all coming from the same secret committee or something? Everything had the same vibe, the same pacing, the same kind of story. I kept waiting for something different to shake things up, but it never really happened. Kind of felt like my night got quietly sacrificed to the indie film algorithm.

They usually have good films on, but the screening times can be a bit hit or miss for me. Sometimes they just don’t fit my schedule, and I wish they had a few later options now and then.

I’ve been to a few special screenings and Q&As here, and they’ve been a bit hit or miss. Some were really enjoyable and felt well put together, but others seemed rushed, with barely any time left for questions. Booking wasn’t too bad, though the info could definitely be clearer sometimes. Also, the waiting around in the queue can get frustrating, especially when things don’t seem very organized

It’s a handy spot and easy enough to get to. Parking can be a bit of a pain, though, so I’d probably plan for that. Overall, it’s still a decent option.

I try to only write reviews based on places I’ve actually visited or situations I’ve personally dealt with. If there’s a real transport issue you experienced, tell me what happened and I’d be happy to help put it into words in a clear, honest way.

Booking itself was painless, so no complaints there. I just wish the refund and exchange rules were a little more flexible. I kept thinking, okay, this is simple, but also what if my plans change? So I had to pause and make sure I was 100% ready before buying, which kind of took the fun out of it a bit

I went to Glasgow Film Theatre and the film itself was absolutely fine, but the bar/cafe was a bit of a letdown. It’s one of those things where one poor visit makes you assume the food and drink side just isn’t a priority there.

The queue moved really slowly, the tables felt sticky, and the coffee tasted burnt. The staff weren’t rude or anything, they just seemed stressed and like they didn’t have much energy for it. There also wasn’t much on offer if you only wanted a quick snack before the film.

For the prices, I expected a bit better. I’d still go back to watch a film, but based on that visit, I’d probably skip the food and drinks next time and grab something elsewhere.

Went to Glasgow Film last weekend and the staff were nice enough. The person at the desk gave me a smile and pointed me in the right direction, which I appreciated.
I did feel like they were in a hurry when I asked something, like they had a lot going on. Not a huge issue, just made the whole thing feel a bit

I booked online thinking it would make things smoother, but we still ended up in this massive queue with no clear signs or anyone really explaining what was happening. A few people were cutting in too, and everyone around us seemed just as confused, though I guess the staff might’ve been dealing with a busy rush.

By the time we finally got inside, the trailers had already started. It wasn’t the end of the world or anything, but it did feel a bit poorly organised and put a dampener on the visit.