Cinema enjoyment for everyone: These films are showing at the Cinestar Augsburg!

Cinema enjoyment for everyone: These films are showing at the Cinestar Augsburg!

In the coming week, cinema-goers in Cologne can expect all kinds of cinematic treats. From August 14th to 20th, 2025, the local cinema program will offer a colorful mix of exciting blockbusters, child-friendly animated films and captivating action films. Trendyone has put together the highlights of the schedule, which have something for every taste.

As always, age ratings are an important issue for parents, who will certainly want to know which films are suitable for their children. Children from around three years of age can speak loudly Parental assistance can enjoy their first visit to the cinema, provided the selection of films is suitable. Animated and family comedies are ideal here because they offer positive messages and lots of humor.

A wide range of films for young and old

An absolute highlight among the new releases is “How to Train Your Dragon (2025)”, which is available for ages 12 and up. This inspiring story runs on Thursday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at 2:10 p.m. and 4:50 p.m., and Friday and Wednesday at 2:10 p.m. and 4:40 p.m. The little ones will also get their money’s worth with “Elio” (from 6) and “Lilo & Stitch (2025)” (from 6). The screening times here are very family-friendly and vary depending on the day, as shown in the overview Trendyone shows.

For the more adventurous, there are action-packed titles like Jurassic World: Rebirth, which is shown every day except Sunday and Wednesday. The range of performances ensures that flexible planning is possible for all audiences. It is important to pay attention to the respective age rating, because films for ages 12 and up can contain exciting and sometimes threatening moments.

The importance of age ratings

Compliance with age ratings is essential for keeping viewers safe. According to the specifications of Children's information Vienna Children who are under the respective release date are not allowed to enter the cinema. For example, access for children under 12 to films such as “Mission: Impossible – Final Reckoning” or “Fantastic Four: First Steps” is strictly prohibited. Parents are well advised to check which films are suitable for their children before going to the cinema.

No matter whether it's the excited faces of the little ones who are excited about their first movie night or the older children who are more interested in exciting storylines - going to the cinema should be a positive experience. This starts with choosing the film and a little preparation at home. Snacks, the movie plot, and perhaps a little “movie-training” session in the living room can help ease nervousness and get your eyes wide open for the big screen adventure.

The cinema has something to offer for everyone. Whether dark thrillers for adults or funny animated films for the youngest - the coming days promise to ensure that there is no chance of boredom with a full program! Be inspired by the selection and enjoy a movie night with your family!