St Annes
A modern, independent four-screen cinema in the heart of Lytham St Annes, The Island offers everything you'd expect from a great night out — plush seating, spot...
Blackpool
Nestled inside a stunning 1920s picture house, The Regent Cinema is one of Blackpool's most unique and loveable venues. A beautifully preserved single screen, s...
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London
Genesis Cinema in Whitechapel is a historic, independent five-screen venue showing everything from blockbusters to indie and cult films. Two of its screens feat...
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Dave11mosPersonally i really think scarface is a bad movie, the story structure just jumps and misses any context and most performances bar the two female leads are cart... See More
Jake11mosSaw it in the cinema for the first time—what a rush. Loud, sweaty, ruthless. Say hello to my little friend to Screenwave which made this screening happen.
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