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raj101 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 02, 2020 9:08 am I was wondering about this in IMAX. Does it benefit from the super size? I was debating whether seeing a twice as big "empty space" was worth it.

Sound was terrific in IMAX

Caught The Invisible Man in IMAX. Terrific performance from Elisabeth Moss who for most of the time is on the screen herself.

A genuinely scary movie but try to avoid the trailer as it gives away a few spoilers

4/5

Tickets on sale now for the Cineworld IMAX festival on 22nd February
Films are: Avengers Endgame
Lion King
Spider-Man Far From Home
Joker
Tickets are £3.45 with Cineworld plus or £3.75 without

Scathing reviews from media are completely correct, a truly waste of time and effort, I didn’t p*y to see this but annoyed at the time I’ve lost watching a film with zero effort from any of the cast. I didn’t have high expectations going in, but this was even worse than I could have imagined. 0/5, H ...

If you’re planning on seeing Charlie’s Angels there’s a number of scenes during the first part of the end credits and one final scene later on towards the end of the credits

If your planning on seeing Countdown don’t rush out as the credits come up as there’s a scene mid end credits

If you’re planning on seeing Zombieland 2: Double Tap there’s a mid and end credit scene.

As for the movie.

It’s pretty much a rehash of the first film but still good fun. Zoey Deutch adds some freshness and manages to steal nearly every scene that she’s in

3/5

thrjfr wrote: ↑Sun Aug 18, 2019 12:39 am I thought it was a really sweet way to end.



5/5

If you’re planning on seeing Spider-Man: Far From Home there’s a mid and end credit scene. It's a Marvel movie, surely everyone should know to stay till the end? That's a given, but it helps to know how many scenes and when. It wouldn't be the first time I've waited until the very very end....and no ...

If you’re planning on seeing Fast & Furious: Hobbs & Shaw there’s a mid and end credit scene