Saga — Local services in Stockholm

This could be an isolated incident so take this with a grain of salt: The sound was really bad. They said it was Dolby surround sound system, but the sound came only from the front speakers.

What is not an isolated incident however is that their 500+ seat locale does not have a matching sized screen. This means that if you sit far back, the experience is not that of a movie theatre in the way you’d expect (in todays standard). The screen feels small and a bit squashed (the actual screen, the movie does not show in squashed format)

The staff is friendly and nice and the overall environment outside the screening room is pretty. Eg. the entrance,...

They do not accept cash, only cards (kontantfritt, endast kort), which was a bit inconvenient to me as a tourist with mostly cash, but it is a normal and usual thing in Sweden. They also have plock- or lösviktsgodis - bulk confectionery, were you can pick what you like and pay for the weight of them - around 20 kr. for 100 g (hekto), I believe, as well as other snacks to your movie. The screen and the cinema hall itself are quite small, but it only makes this...

Screened "The Fablemans" lately. And as they say in Sweden; "Film är bäst på Bio" (Film's at its best in a Movie Theater; crudely translated). Sound system, resolution, the Collective experience etc is way beyond streaming @home. Cinemas; A dying breed 😟 Catch'em while they're still around. Only drawback is the "Filmstadens" prohibition of candies sweets or drinks bought elsewhere. That policy cost them the last 2 stars in this...