Adorable little cinema located in a great spot in East Village. I went for the first time to see a screening of Dario Argento's 1975 Deep Red. Their film selection is wonderful and I regret not getting the chance to visit them at their North Park location before it closed down, but I am very grateful they were able to reopen in such a great spot downtown!! I'd recommend keeping an eye on their instagram page and joining their mailing list to get updates on screening announcements. You can also call their phone number to get a recorded list of all their upcoming screening dates and times. I wasn't sure what to expect so I showed up 20 minutes early and had booked my ticket online in advance which I recommend as it is much easier to check in and guarantees you a seat. The theater itself is cute and clean, and seats maybe 60 people at maximum capacity which is why I recommend booking in advance. The actual seats themselves were also comfortable and the theater had a good amount of reserved handicap seating and wide aisles and ramps. You can lean back to recline the seats and also move the arm rests (which have drink holders) up and down. I was impressed with the sound quality for it being located in a quasi-capsule on the second story of the large, echoey UCSD Park & Market building. There was a jazz ensemble performing on the first floor during the screening that could be veeeeery faintly heard during very quiet parts of the film but I feel that it added to the ambiance of the theater. Everything started very promptly and efficiently as well. Getting there was also straightforward. It is located right by the Park & Market trolley/bus stop, and is a few blocks south of the Park & Broadway trolley/bust stop near the City College campus. By car, you can access the theater via the garage and take the elevator to the second floor. When I was there, the attendant was very helpful and showed me how to access the building by foot because I admittedly was a bit lost at first which was my fault. On foot, you enter through the main glass doors on Market and head up the spiral staircase to the right, or use the elevators (which I did not use on my first trip). The stairs were a bit odd to navigate as they started out wide and low but then got progressively more shallow and narrow as I got to the top, so I recommend taking the elevator if that is an issue for you. There is a great view at the top that I recommend checking out if you arrive early to your screening. The service at concessions was great and prices were reasonable and the selection of beverages and snacks was pretty good. I believe members get some discounts on tickets and concessions which is nice. There was a small gallery at the top of the stairs overlooking streets Park and Market and the concessions is located a bit behind the top of the stairs to the left. There is also a bar as well as a small restaurant located on the first floor if you are interested in arriving early or lingering a bit afterwards, but alcoholic beverages purchased at concession must be consumed before you go downstairs. I've already booked tickets for a few more screenings this month and am excited to return. I'm hoping to become a member soon as well!

Went to see Vortex with my wife and a couple friend of ours last week. We loved the new cinema and the film was excellent as usual. A premier theater for arthouse films in dan diego. Im soi glad it returned. Very happy to be members of this fine organization. Greg Main

Can always count on Digital Gym to show great indie films so close to home. They carry good drinks and snacks (ahem, lavender soda) and for a few days straight they played Archie Hammer's awkward dance scene from CMBYN on their small TV in the gift shop. So. Yeah. Awesome theater. Patronize them.

Although I like to the old space, the new space is stunning! Great downtown location. The parking was easy, and it looks like it's close to transit lines/stops. The staff were super friendly, and there is a great combo deal for popcorn, drinks and snacks. Real butter for the popcorn. It's delicious and fresh! The theater itself features incredible sound, with specially designed acoustics. The screen was great, and even though the theater is small, it makes for a more intimate experience. Seeing Neptune Frost on the big screen was very powerful. I know that Media Arts does a lot of good for the community by way of classes and all kinds of other engagement. Can't wait to come back from our films. Digital Gym is a community gem! Thanks UCSD for partnering with Digital Gym.

Excellent small theater. Good sound, relatively comfy seats. Really enjoyed the atmosphere of the waiting area, with local art being featured. The alcohol and snack department is solid for the size, and the bathrooms are clean.

Such a great addition to East Village! This is an intimate theater to watch independent films. I watched a film on Cosplay and at the end, the director came out for a Q&A which was a cool surprise! The place is super clean and new. You can get snacks and drinks, and also see a free art exhibit before your film.

Such a beautiful experience, the place is very relaxed all the employees are friendly and the tickets are cheap.

Very cool little theatre. Good sound. Will be returning

Great new space for this awesome organization! Super excited to visit and for the availability of parking! Saw Tar here tonight. The staff is friendly and welcoming, and the seats are very comfy - not the "Easy chairs" you'll find at more expensive theaters, but they rock and the theatre is intimate just like the previous space. Great t8me tonight!

Great programming, the best indie/art house/ revival movie theater in San Diego!

Digital Gym Cinema is located in a beautiful and clean building,. Parking is located inside the building Incredible state of the art theater with excellent sound system. 7/1/23 Seth Dacio premiered his first student short film "Senseless." The Cinema Manager Mr. Mark Madero, I can't even begin to explain how much your help meant to us. I sincerely appreciate your assistance. I genuinely want to Thank you!

Nice little theater with excellent sound. Everyone in the showing was absolutely silent for the duration. Great place for those who appreciate cinema. Definitely plan on returning.

Excellent theater, very clean, staff super friendly,one of a kind specialty movies, just can’t see anywhere, definitely with the price, and experience.

The Digital Gym Cinema is a very small movie theater with maybe about 50 seats. They don't show newly released popular films but rather specialize in well made foreign or art films and documentaries and that just happens to suit me fine. I love the place but I wish their website was a little easier to navigate.

It's a small, single screen independent theater, with an eclectic selection of movies. They don't overcharge for popcorn. They have great coffee and interesting snack options. There's a comfortable small lounge area, and even some classroom space available for rent . Very cool!

Comfortable seats, decent popcorn and friendly staff make this intimate (about 150 seats) a pleasant choice to see repertory viewings of art house fare. Parking is relatively easy in the neighborhood. If it's a popular film with limited screenings, be sure to buy your tickets in advance to ensure seats. It's only 50 more per ticket but worth the peace of mind to be sure of a seat. Definitely recommend!

Nice little theater just like the other one but better.