Vue Bruuns
Vue Bruuns is a multiplex cinema in Aarhus, Denmark, located in Bruuns Galleri and connected to Aarhus Central Station.
Last updated September 27, 2026
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Overview
Vue Bruuns is a multiplex cinema in Aarhus, Denmark, situated inside the Bruuns Galleri shopping centre and physically connected to Aarhus Central Station (Aarhus Hovedbanegård). It opened in October 2003 under the name CinemaxX Aarhus and was originally owned by the German cinema group CinemaxX AG. In 2013 the cinema was expanded with three additional screens, bringing it to eleven screens and 2,381 seats, making it the second-largest cinema in Denmark by seat count. The venue has offered 3D screenings based on RealD 3D technology; the first film shown in its 3D auditoriums was Disney's Up, followed by A Christmas Carol. In 2016 the cinema announced that it would open an IMAX auditorium in place of the former Screen 1; the IMAX screen opened on 14 December 2016 with the premiere of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. In May 2024, CinemaxX Aarhus changed its name to Vue, aligning the site with the Vue cinema brand. The cinema operates as part of the Vue chain and serves as a major first-run multiplex for the Aarhus area, offering mainstream film programming, premium large-format presentation, and 3D screenings.
History
Vue Bruuns opened in October 2003 as CinemaxX Aarhus, a multiplex cinema located in Bruuns Galleri in Aarhus, Denmark, and built together with Aarhus Central Station. The cinema was owned by the German cinema group CinemaxX AG. In 2013, the venue was expanded with three new auditoriums, increasing its capacity to eleven screens and 2,381 seats; this made it the second-largest cinema in Denmark. The cinema has offered 3D screenings based on RealD 3D technology, with Disney's Up being the first film shown in its 3D auditoriums, followed by A Christmas Carol. In 2016, the cinema announced that it would open an IMAX auditorium in place of the former Screen 1. The IMAX auditorium opened on 14 December 2016 with the premiere of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. In May 2024, CinemaxX Aarhus changed its name to Vue, bringing the site under the Vue cinema brand. The cinema continues to operate as a multiplex in Aarhus, offering mainstream film programming, 3D screenings, and IMAX presentations.
- 2024
CinemaxX Aarhus changes its name to Vue in May.
- 2016
An IMAX auditorium opens on 14 December in place of the former Screen 1, premiering Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.
- 2013
The cinema is expanded with three new auditoriums, reaching eleven screens and 2,381 seats, making it Denmark's second-largest cinema.
- 2003
CinemaxX Aarhus opens in October in Bruuns Galleri, Aarhus, owned by CinemaxX AG.
Products and positioning
A major first-run multiplex cinema in Aarhus and the second-largest cinema in Denmark by seat count, offering mainstream film programming with premium large-format and 3D options.
IMAX auditorium
Opened on 14 December 2016 in place of the former Screen 1, premiering Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.
RealD 3D auditoriums
3D cinema screens based on RealD 3D technology; the first film shown was Disney's Up, followed by A Christmas Carol.
Eleven-screen multiplex
The cinema has eleven screens and 2,381 seats, making it Denmark's second-largest cinema.
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