A former theatre turned cinema in the West End has been saved from conversion into a hotel after Camden council rejected an appeal from the developer.
With bricks-and-mortar cinemas closed at the moment, there’s a chance – for those who own cars – to watch films the American way.
Tim Burton’s Nightmare before Christmas comes back to the big screen this autumn, between Halloween and Christmas itself.
On the 70th anniversary of the very day that The Third Man was released in cinemas, there will be a very special screening in central London.
A hardback photo-book showcasing what remains of the iconic cinemas built by Oscar Deutsch in the 1930s.
In the 1930s, when Tooting was mostly farms, a grand cinema was built, and it’s still there today, and still open to the public.
Fancy having your name inscribed on the walls of a restored art-deco cinema? There’s a chance in Bromley, South London.
This coming Sunday (30th Sept), a number of London cinemas will offer free film tickets to anyone holding a National Lottery ticket.
This is almost certainly not a complete list of all the outdoor film screenings taking place in London this summer, but it’s probably not far off.
Difficult to imagine that the groundbreaking futuristic film that introduced many people in the West to anime is 30 years old.
Take a journey back to 1968 when Barbarella, a sci-fi adventure starring a creatively-clad futuristic Jane Fonda, was released in the UK.
Never has a database ever looked so beautiful. If the IMDB website were ever to be printed out on old computer punch cards, this is what it would look like.
Later this summer, a floating cinema will drift along the canals and put on a series of science-fiction themed film events.
OK, I don’t often write about films or what’s on in cinema’s but occasionally a message arrives that will make some people yelp with delight.
