Cinema Directory

Upper Hutt's new independent cinema and licensed cafe.

Martinborough's boutique cinema, restaurant & bar.

Paraparaumu's newly renovated 4 screen cinema complex, situated at Coastlands Shopping Centre.

Island Bay's historic cinema, completely refurbished and converted into 3 boutique cinemas. With luxury seating, and fully licensed bar and cafe.

Two dedicated luxury, boutique cinemas at the Event Cinemas Queensgate complex. With fully reclining luxury seats, call buttons for full in cinema service and a bar & dining experience.

Lower Hutt's new 7 screen multiplex (also houses two Cinema Deluxe theatres) featuring Digital 3D, stadium seating and a licensed bar &cafe.

2 screen cinema. Fully licensed.

4 screen cinema, with licensed cafe.

Three screen, central city, historic cinema (built in 1917). With licensed bar and cafe.

Built in 1939, an art deco cinema with four screens. Fully licensed cafe offering lunch, brunch and dinner.

Wellington city centre 10 screen multiplex featuring stadium seating and luxury armchair comfort. Also houses the Reading Gold Lounge luxury cinemas.

Situated at Reading Courtenay Central, a four screen luxury cinema with in-cinema food and drink service. Fully licensed.

Porirua's 5 screen cinema complex.

Masterton's 3 screen multiplex.

Miramar's Roxy Cinema (previously the Capitol Court and before that the Capitol Theatre), built in 1928. This landmark theatre has undergone a makeover - the art deco facade has been retained while the rest is rebuilt. Features two cinemas, a cafe restaurant and a cocktail lounge. Behind this fantastic renovation are a group of passionate Wellingtonians from the film & hospitality industires - including Weta Workshop's Richard Taylor.

Waikanae's independent boutique cinema, established in 2008, featuring an eclectic mix of films from New Zealand and around the world.

Built in 1924, Wellington's historic single screen theatre... "New Zealand’s grandest picture palace". With Blondini's Jazz Lounge & Cafe in the foyer.