Best cinema
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raj101
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Re: Best cinema
empires odd, its got the best AND the worst under one roof...
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Re: Best cinema
Gotta be screen 1 in Empire Leicester Square. I remember seeing Back to the Future with my friend there and it was simply exhilarating.
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Member number 33 of the "100 free films in 2012" club. I saw 32, which is rather delightful.. I beat Mr. Glass on free films but he narrowly inched me out on total films seen.
Member number 33 of the "100 free films in 2011" club. I saw 20, interestingly enough. My more realistic target was to see more free films than TheyCallMeMrGlass. I lost.
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NHassell14
Re: Best cinema
Got a few.
Duke Of Yorks Picturehouse - Brighton - Screen 1 (theres only 1 screen): Proper old school feel to it, though not high on the seating (theres barely a raise, so it gets quite hard to see sometimes).
Empire Leicester Square: Not sure which screen, but I was lucky enough to attend the Kick-Ass European Premiere, and the screen was big, comfatable seats and lots of leg room. Very good experiance.
Cineworld - Crawley: Any screen. Massive leg room, perfectly raised seats and massive screens. Great stuff.
Odeon - Brighton - Screen 5: Got to go with a local one. Not great leg room, but comfy seats and a big screen.
Duke Of Yorks Picturehouse - Brighton - Screen 1 (theres only 1 screen): Proper old school feel to it, though not high on the seating (theres barely a raise, so it gets quite hard to see sometimes).
Empire Leicester Square: Not sure which screen, but I was lucky enough to attend the Kick-Ass European Premiere, and the screen was big, comfatable seats and lots of leg room. Very good experiance.
Cineworld - Crawley: Any screen. Massive leg room, perfectly raised seats and massive screens. Great stuff.
Odeon - Brighton - Screen 5: Got to go with a local one. Not great leg room, but comfy seats and a big screen.
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Re: Best cinema
WOW you are old, that film is 25 years oldweirdfilms33 wrote:Gotta be screen 1 in Empire Leicester Square. I remember seeing Back to the Future with my friend there and it was simply exhilarating.
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Re: Best cinema
Ah bless, I bet they don't even get pa*d for working there. It sounds enchantig thoughcheekyweelassie wrote:I remember a charming experience at The Little Theatre cinema in Bath. I drove there from Birmingham for a day trip to see Amadeus: The Director's Cut because it was the only cinema I could find that was showing it (other than Glasgow and Edinburgh!)
The cinema was tucked away down a little cobbled alleyway.
I purchased a ticket from an elderly red-uniformed man in a little booth. Then I had to immediately give my ticket to a second elderly uniformed man who had just watched me b*y the ticket from the other chap. The second white-haired gentleman then showed me into the auditorium, politely chatting away.
The cinema was charming and old-fashioned, though still comfortable with good sound. I loved being able to see (and particularly hear) Amadeus in the cinema, and it was a lovely experience.
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wsc
Re: Best cinema
Not best - but watched Black Swan at Manchester Odeon (one with IMAX) and the screen was massive!!! Was that the IMAX screen?
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TheyCallMeMrGlass
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Re: Best cinema
He drove there in a Deloreon and the kid was obviously was speeding!valda wrote:WOW you are old, that film is 25 years oldweirdfilms33 wrote:Gotta be screen 1 in Empire Leicester Square. I remember seeing Back to the Future with my friend there and it was simply exhilarating.
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