Name: Bíó Paradís
Address: Hverfisgata 52, 101 ReykjavÃk, Iceland, IS
Telephone: +354 412 7711

Bíó Paradís is a movie theater, located at Hverfisgata 52, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland. They can be contacted via phone at +354 412 7711, visit their website bioparadis.is for more detailed information.

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Hverfisgata 52, 101 Reykjavík

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Alex Buzzell

03 April 2018

Classy, laid back, and perfect for friends of any kind to see something more challenging or interesting than your summer blockbusters offer. Then a comfy café for discussion afterwards. They offer movies from Iceland, other European countries, and the more artistic films from America. A majority of these have English subtitles so that is nice for travelers.
Robert Ben

22 February 2018

Excellent place to watch a movie in a cozy place downtown in Reykjavik.Hope will not be distroyed and appear a restaurant or hotel because of tourists !
Jeslyn Lim

18 February 2018

Beautiful cinema in Reyk. If you don't speak/read/understand any other languages than English, be sure that the non-English movie you are sitting in for offers English subtitles. The cinema is in the heart of the city and easy to locate.
Cymru Jon

02 February 2018

Great atmosphere, films you won't see anywhere else.
Sebastien Van Malleghem

10 January 2018

Always a great selection of authors movies, subtitles. Movie from Iceland and abroad. Nice to have a drink afterward. Super cool
Place!
Aleksandr Shkut

09 September 2017

Good not mainstreem movies and sometimes live music
Alexandra Bjargardóttir

06 August 2017

Fairly certain this is the only art house / indie cinema in Iceland. Great place that shows indie films and foreign films. There are often special screenings of old cult films, check out their Facebook page for events. Serves beer & nice popcorn. Make sure to go to the back area (where theater 2 & 3 are located) to check out custom poster designs for various classic films, also a nice place to hang and grab a beer before the movie starts.
Iris Maertens

05 August 2017

You walk in a warm & cosy place with old sofa's, movie posters on the wall and the smell of popcorn.They have a selection of the finer Islandic movies and the cute ciname rooms are nostalgic to times before big cinema chains with only braindead options
Bjarne Henning Kvåle

21 June 2017

It's a good place to see independent films and classics!
Delia Orella

31 May 2017

Nice seats and you can see the movie very good because of the position of the seats, and also you have in the entrance some shop to buy sweet stuff, pop corn, they give you free water if you ask for, and there is some tables, good if you arrive too early before the movie start. Also is right in downtown, good location.
Justin Kray

25 January 2017

Great spot off the main drag to catch an foreign film or an Indy American flic with beer & fresh popcorn! Lots of locals frequent this place, they have a spacious lounge with a bar, happy hour is 5-7pm
Ben Hunter

09 January 2017

Great place to see old movies, they often put on classics from the 80s and 90s.
Jeslyn Lim

30 November 2016

Fantastic vibes for an independent cinema. You can expect to find indie and the not-so-typical films here. Ticket prices are slightly higher than that of normal cinemas (a ticket costs an average USD 15). Also, if you don't speak/read/understand any other languages than English, be sure that the non-English movie you are sitting in for offers English subtitles. The cinema is right in central and easy to locate. Great experience!
Olafur Halldorsson

15 November 2016

Nice theater that mostly screens indie and old movies. Overall experience and service is great but the theaters themselves and the toilets are poorly operated and cleaned.
Ejmo14559

26 April 2016

Great independent cinema, with comfortable reclining seats. Most non English movies are subtitled. Worth a visit if in Reykjavic on a raining evening .