cinemas

There's so much to do in the west London wonderland that is Notting Hill - and whilst we wait for our dreams of living in one of those to come true; a visit for the day will have to suffice. From to ; here are the bes...

Central London's beautiful marina gets hella Christmassy with the return of their famed floating cinema. If you don't own a yacht (hey, us too!), then you probably weren't planning on spending much time around St Katha...

The Battersea Power Station shopping centre will welcome some big name arrivals. Battersea Power Station's Turbine Halls once powered the homes and businesses of London, but soon, they'll be powering something quite di...

The first reviews for Cats have arrived, and critics are... baffled, repulsed, and maybe a little turned on? Back in July, a film trailer arrived that would change both films and memes forever. From the first moment th...

Everyman Broadgate brings the magic of the movies to the City. As the weather turns distinctly autumnal once more, it's no wonder we're turning our attention a bit of indoor living. Handily, a lovely new way to do that...

Backyard Cinema have a swish new space to play with. Even the most nomadic amongst us need a place to call home, and Backyard Cinema is no exception. They've wandered London for a while now, popping up at Winterville w...

London gets a world first with the mooted Selfridges cinema. Selfridges are a department store on a mission, and that mission is apparently to eradicate the need to ever leave Selfridges. Currently home to London's mos...

Somerset House opens its doors for a new season of Film4 Summer Screen this August. Imagine a warm summer evening spent sitting back on blankets, outside in the Somerset House courtyard, sipping a San Miguel beer and...

The Lion King roars into cinemas this week, and . Looking to rule the box office much like Mufasa ruled Pride Rock is The Lion King, which hits UK cinemas this Friday (July 19th). Anticipation has been building since t...

Celebrate 20 years of Notting Hill with . When it comes to London and romantic comedies, you're sort of spoiled for choice with your About Times, Bridget Joneses, and Love Actuallys. Still, for the kind of heartwarming...