#Cineworld Cinemas

[geekynerfherder]

'Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes' by Matt Ferguson.

FREE poster exclusively available by booking UK Cineworld tickets for 'Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes' in IMAX, 4DX or ScreenX between May 9th and May 12th.

1 x exclusive poster per person to collect in-cinema, subject to availability.

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[raywhitfield92]

This is the best sonic movie hands down. 100% recommend watching it!

I did think Dr.Robotnik was going to say "That's a mood Gabriella," at one point though...😂

[jbaileyfansite]

Jonathan Bailey, Jeff Goldblum and Jon M Chu answering fan questions

[thisnoise]

“Every night I burn, every night I scream your name” 30th anniversary screening of my all time favourite film The Crow with the lady.

[thelowerdecker]

Off to see Kung Fu Panda 4! Heard this is quite good so, yeah. May as well check it out! :)

[the-glitch-is-broken]

Okay, so the FNAF Movie was freaking awesome!!!

Go watch it!!!!

Also, I went dressed up. It was super fun, and others were dressed up as well. Shout out to the amazing manager who gave us free ice cream because of our costumes.

That is my awesome sibling, who spent the last few days making that mask themselves.

Anyway, I now have so much FNAF stuff I wanna draw, so bye!!

[milliondollarbaby87]

Saltburn (2023) Review

When Oliver Quick starts studying at Oxford University he is a total outsider and looked down on for not being part of the aristocratic world. He is drawn towards a charismatic classmate named Felix Catton and everything would change during his summer at Saltburn. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Continue reading Untitled

[girl4music]

1 hour to go until I see ‘Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour’.

So fucking close. The suspense and excitement is real.

[bob-the-movie-man-film-reviews]

Scrapper (12): Of childhood grief, bike theft and talking spiders.

#onemannsmovies #filmreview of "#Scrapper". A novel and funny look at childhood grief but with an uplifting ending. Out on Friday. 3.5/5.

A One Mann’s Movies review of “Scrapper” (2023). Seen as a Cineworld ‘Secret Cinema’ event (where you don’t know what the film will be before it starts) “Scrapper” is the debut from writer/director Charlotte Regan. Looking at the feedback from that screening, it is clearly a “marmite” film, with some loving it and some hating it. I found it brilliant in places but frustratingly lacking in…

[28dayslater]

the meg 2 comes out in TWO WEEKS?? oh we’re unfathomably back

[timoswerner]

fucking rude of o2 to being doing a deal on vue cinema tickets when the closest ones to me are cambridge or stratford. i want to barbenheimer cheaply

[barnabusthebarmyballetschool]

Rating the local cinemas

I have scoured the local cinemas to find any that are showing Lisa Frankenstein. Here are my findings:

Showcase £££££

The most expensive on my list. Located in an expensive shopping centre, this cinema has an imax screen and recliner seats with their own cupholders and even a tray table. Sadly the ticket payment option wouldn't let you leave a lone seat, even if that would be on the end of the row. It also forced you to select your price option before you could see the seat map, which is a feature I really don't like as it might mean getting stuck with the front row, or having to go back through the menus to buy the 'luxury' seats. At least the toilets were clean and functional. This was one of several cinemas that require stairs or lift access to the screen itself.

Vue ££££

Nearly as expensive, this cinema also has recliners but without the mini table. My local has recently had a massive revamp but it seems they forgot about the toilets which were still hit and miss. There were no payment screens (obviously removed as they were always broken anyway) so I had to buy my ticket from the food stand. This cinema is located on the 1st floor so stairs/ lift access necessary, but once inside it is step free access to all screens. It also offers parking validation so at least that cost was minimised.

Cineworld £££

Another imax cinema, but my screening was the regular low budget affair. Parking was free up to 4 hours, and the building itself was all on ground level and felt clean (with funtional toilet locks!). The ticket price was also cheaper, but not by enough to justify the ratty old seats we had. I was able to use Meerkat Movies with a friend as I bought online, but yet again had to select my ticket type before I could see the seating chart. I don't mind paying more for seats every now and then as I prefer to select my distance from the screen, so please let me see the available seats first!

Reel £££

Only 10p cheaper than Cineworld, I had the good fortune to also have free parking due to the late show time. If I had gone earlier in the day/ on the weekend, the cost of parking would have taken this into the more expensive territory. The building itself was good, with comfortable non-recliner seats. This was sadly another select ticket price before seats user interface, and stairs/ lift was necessary to get to the screens.

Odeon ££

By far the cheapest option, with free unlimited parking and only £5 ticket price for Odeon Members (which is free to sign up to). This has always been my preferred cinema, not just because it is geographically closest, but it's all on one level, and the seats are comfotable non-recliners which you can choose from a seat map rather than selecting price options first. There's also a user friendly mobile app you can use to buy and display your ticket, and there's even an option to pre-purchase food if you're into that sort of thing. The only major downside are the broken toilets, with locks and taps not working making the building feel derelict.

[mariondanslorage]

[pebblethief]

don't get why cinema websites are so scant with the Coming Soon stuff

you don't need to have nailed down specific times but you've got at least estimated release dates months in advance!

if I were designing an app/website for a cinema I'd add a Watchlist thing and then they could remind people that hey that movie is coming out this week! personalised reminders would definitely work more often than just the general "here's whats on this week"

[el-blog-pepe]

Cinemas Under Threat (with transcript)

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[milliondollarbaby87]

Past Lives (2023) Review

Nora and Hae Sung are two deeply connected childhood friends who are torn apart when Nora’s family emigrates from South Korea to Toronto. It takes over twenty years for them to eventually see each other again. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Continue reading Untitled