Antibes has two movie theaters which both offer some screenings of English-language films in their original version (known as VO in French):
- CINEMA CASINO (6 Avenue du 24 Août)
- CINEPLANET (11 Rue Lacan)
This week’s films in English in Antibes
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F1® The Movie (Action)
STARRING: Brad Pitt, Damson Idris, Javier Bardem
Showing at Cinema Casino – book here:
- Wed 09 July at 8.30pm
- Thurs 10 July at 8.30pm
- Sat 12 July at 8.30pm
- Sun 13 July at 8.30pm
- Mon 14 July at 8.50pm
- Tues 15 July at 8.30pm
Showing at CinePlanet:
- Tues 08 July at 6.10pm
- Wed 09 July at 8pm
- Thurs 10 July at 4pm
- Fri 11 July at 8pm
- Sat 12 July at 10.20am
- Sun 13 July at 8pm
- Mon 14 July at 9.15pm
- Tues 15 July at 4pm
How to Train Your Dragon / ‘Dragons’ in France (Action, Fantasy)
STARRING: Mason Thames, Gerard Butler, Nico Parker, Nick Frost, Gabriel Howell
Showing at Cinema Casino – book here:
- Tues 08 July at 6.15pm
- Thurs 10 July at 5.40pm
- Sun 13 July at 6pm
- Mon 14 July at 6pm
Jurassic World: Rebirth / ‘Renaissance’ in France (Action, Adventure)
STARRING: Scarlett Johansson, Jonathan Bailey, Mahershala Ali
Showing at CinePlanet:
- Tues 08 July at 6pm
- Wed 09 July at 5.30pm
- Thurs 10 July at 6.45pm
- Fri 11 July at 5.30pm
- Sat 12 July at 10.30am
- Sun 13 July at 1.15pm and 5.30pm
- Mon 14 July at 6.45pm
- Tues 15 July at 5.30pm and 9.30pm
Life of Chuck (Action, Fantasy)
STARRING: Tom Hiddleston, Mark Hamill, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Karen Gillan, Jacob Tremblay
Showing at Cinema Casino – book here:
- Wed 09 July at 8.45pm
- Thurs 10 July at 8.50pm
- Fri 11 July at 6.25pm
- Sat 12 July at 6pm
- Sun 13 July at 8.50pm
- Tues 15 July at 8.50pm
Materialists (Comedy, Romance)
STARRING: Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal, Chris Evans
Showing at CinePlanet:
- Tues 08 July at 9.30pm
- Wed 09 July at 9.25pm
- Thurs 10 July at 1.20pm
- Fri 11 July at 9.25pm
- Sat 12 July at 1.20pm
- Sun 13 July at 9.25pm
- Mon 14 July at 1.20pm
- Tues 15 July at 9.25pm
Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning
STARRING: Tom Cruise, Simon Pegg, Rebecca Ferguson
Showing at Cinema Casino – book here:
- Tues 08 July at 8.35pm
- Sat 12 July at 8pm
- Tues 15 July at 8pm
Showing at CinePlanet:
- Tues 08 July at 3.50pm
- Thurs 10 July at 6.10pm
- Sat 12 July at 6.10pm
- Tues 15 July at 3.50pm
Superman
STARRING: David Corenswet, Rachel Brosnahan, Nathan Fillion
Showing at CinePlanet:
- Tues 08 July at 9.30pm
- Wed 09 July at 8.30pm
- Thurs 10 July at 6.45pm and 9.30pm
- Fri 11 July at 1.20pm
- Sat 12 July at 8.30pm
- Sun 13 July at 6.45pm and 9.30pm
- Mon 14 July at 1.15pm
- Tues 15 July at 8.30pm
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Movie Houses / Cinemas in Antibes:
The two movies houses in Antibes are:
CINEMA CASINO (6 Avenue du 24 Aout): long-established and charming, the Cinema Casino is at the top of the Old Town, opposite La Place Hotel. (To make a night of it, meet up at La Place for drinks and dinner beforehand.)
Visit the cinema’s website here: https://www.cineazur.fr/antibes/
CINEPLANET (11 Rue Lacan): situated in the heart of the Old Town, CinePlanet is the new kid on the block, located in the large glass building near the ‘Garden of Eden’.
Visit the cinema’s website here: https://www.cineplanet-antibes.fr/nos-seances-vostfr/
Both Cinema Casino and CinePlanet show the latest releases. The Cinema Casino also sometimes shows favourite, old classics and arthouse films. For the budget-conscious, in general the Cinema Casino’s tickets are less costly. Be aware when booking at Cineplanet that some of their screening rooms are more expensive than others.
Both venues offer subscriber options that reduce ticket prices.
Insider Tips on Watching English-Language Films in France:
- To ensure the screening you watch is in English, look out for VO or VOST (version originale sous-titrée) which means those films are screened in their original language with French sub-titles. (VF denotes the French dubbed version.)
- Be aware that even if you’ve gone to an original English screening, if any other language is spoken during the film, the subtitles will be in French, not English.
- You may not always recognise your favourite international film by its name. Sometimes it’s given a new name in France eg. Inside Out 2 is known in France as Vice Versa 2.
- To find out easily which films are showing in English this week, visit Riviera Edition’s English cinema section.
