[Babayaro.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

No info on what they'll be showing other than vague examples on the website (Vue). One they mention is Interstellar though, which I would absolutely see in the cinema again if they show it. Because the sound production was absolutely stunning in the cinema and isn't recaptured at all in home release, no matter how good a sound system you have. I'd literally be going to re-experience that, more than for any other aspect of the film.

In fact if anyone hasn't seen it or didn't catch it in the cinema first time round, I'd consider it a must for any cinema fan.

I've nevet watched, but it's in my prime list. Is it really that good?

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Babayaro.

I've nevet watched, but it's in my prime list. Is it really that good?

The film is decent sci-fi but the music and sound design (imo) really stands out, I was blown away in the cinema. It's still GOOD at home but the cinema sound experience took the whole film to another level.

[Niamh.]

Oh just checked the listings for this week and the 3 Matrix films are in one of the cinemas near me. Luke loves those and he never got to see them in the cinema because he wasn't even born when they came out Definitely going to see the first one this week

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Oh just checked the listings for this week and the 3 Matrix films are in one of the cinemas near me. Luke loves those and he never got to see them in the cinema because he wasn't even born when they came out Definitely going to see the first one this week

Love The Matrix

[MTVN]

I was looking earlier and it seems Showcase are the only ones who have reopened near me. They've actually got loads of films on:

Sonic
1917
A Star Is Born
Back to the Future
Beauty and the Beast
Bohemian Rhapsody
Deadpool
Fantastic Beasts
Grease
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
IT
Jurassic World
La La Land
Mamma Mia
Parasite
Peter Rabbit
Pulp Fiction
Star Wars V
Shawshank Redemption
The Matrix
The Shining

I might go watch Pulp Fiction although they're only doing one showing a day of most of them and it's in the evening, prefer an afternoon slot

[Smithy]

Here they’re showing

Jurassic Park
The Goonies
Star Wars V
Black Water: Abyss
Love Sarah
Mick Fleetwood and Friends
Michael Ball & Alfie Boe: Back Together

Don’t know why they’ve reverted to showing old films, a few weeks ago they were showing Birds of Prey, The Invisible Man, 1917...

[JerseyWins]

No word on when they'll reopen here. Heard maybe this month sometime but the site just says temporarily closed still with nothing planned/scheduled for movies being shown.

But damn this thread made me remember how nice it is just to even go see a movie. Kinda missing it now </3

[MTVN]

I went to my local Cineworld today which reopened a few days ago and saw Goodfellas forgot how good it is and was great to see it on the big screen, cinemas should show older films more often imo

Then again I was the only person in the whole screening so maybe its not that popular an idea

[MTVN]

Also spent ages looking for this thread in the movie section until I realised that in a rather silly move it was put in general chat

[Crimson Dynamo]

yes id like to see the original star wars with smallest boy LT as he has never seen it

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

yes id like to see the original star wars with smallest boy LT as he has never seen it

I love Star Wars. Would love to see it again at the cinema!

[Amy Jade]

The Empire Strikes Back
Batman Begins
The Dark Knight
Black Water: Abyss
Unhinged
The Matrix
Little Shop of Horrors

Loads of kids movies and they do a saver movie thing here where it's like Ł2 to see a movie that's relatively old or just come out on DVD like The Invisible Man is Friday iirc

[James]

I might go and see Tenet tomorrow.

Maybe.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by James

I might go and see Tenet tomorrow.

Maybe.

Going to see that tonight

[Vanessa]

Just seen Tenet. Omg it was amazing. Really enjoyed it.

[Barry.]

Our cinema is only showing Tenet 21 times on Friday.

[Tom4784]

Jurassic Park
Onward
Tenet
New Mutants
Star Wars
Karate Kid
And a bunch of documentaries and films I've never heard of.

Nothing that would tempt me to go. I won't go to the cinema while all this is happening unless it's a screening that will mostly be empty. A lot of medical advice suggests that cinemas are one of the worst places you can go to atm.

[michael21]

[QUOTE=Niamh.;10872256]Ours are allowed open from today. The one nearest to me is showing
/QUOTE]

Movies

[James]

I had a briefing by a staff member about their procedures when I entered the cinema today. Very professional.