Wow is all I can say!! Superb! If you get a chance to watch a movie here I would def take it…read more I parked in the Eden shopping centre car park so it was just a short walk to the Cinema in the shopping complex. We went to see 500 Days of Summer (also excellent by the way!) and I gasped out loud as I walked into the Screen. It was HUGE! The screen was tremendous and there were approx a gazillion seats. Lovely, modern, clean, wonderful image quality, superb audio. Tremendous all around. I am not sure if it was due to the quality of the film or the superiority of the cinema design but despite the size it was a very intimate and personal experience. Sweet popcorn was great too. (Yes the cardboard style popcorn, whatever! Judge me :) ) I wish it was nearer London but as I often travel to Oxford I'll be making a stop here on my way past as often as I can. Due to being in the Eden shopping centre there are plenty of restaurants, shops & starbucks about too... ps. I had a hotdog!! I hadn't eaten for ages and the staff looked like they could do with some help meeting their sales targets. They were nice. Ok I had two but I don't recommend them cause I was too hungry to be a fair judge.

The new Cineworld cinema is part of the new Eden Shopping Centre and has 12 screens. It's well…read morepriced with all films before 5pm just £5 per tickets. It also has cheap Tuesday tickets and an unlimited scheme when for £12 a month you can see as many films as you like. As it has 12 screens it shows a really good choice of films with lots of showings every day. The food is pricey as it is in all cinemas but no one forces us to buy it. Unfortunately you do have to pay to park but it is cheaper after 6pm.

First time going to the cinemas in the UK and loved the experience. It was pretty easy to book a…read moreticket online, and there was still plenty of seating even when we booked it for a movie the day of. Was a bit worried that we weren't going to see the screen very well because we were in the second row, but the chairs reclined back enough so that it didn't really matter where you were sitting in the theater. You can definitely comfortably see the whole screen wherever you are sitting. Here are some of my observations: - The food here, like any other movie theater, is insanely expensive. A popcorn and slushie was £12 which was quite ridiculous given that you can get that for under £3 at a supermarket. I will say that the slushie was quite good but the popcorn was flavorless. But then again, its Europe and people are a little bit more health conscious with how much sugar and salt food items have. - I don't think they care very much if you bring your own food into the theater. Only thing is that they don't have utensils, so just be a bit mindful of that. - While the end credits are rolling, the theater doesn't turn its lights on. Overall, great experience at Vue even though the food is super expensive. Next time, I will just bring my own into the theater.

The movie was great but the theatre was not…read more I don't remember this cinema always having assigned seating, but that was the case last night. I suppose that's how they manage to charge more for different seats. Beware: if you choose the cheapest seats, you may not be able to squeeze your legs in! Upon discovering the terrible seats most of us chose, many people moved themselves to better seating resulting in the first 20 minutes of the movie being filled with arguing from late comers finding their assigned seats filled. Other than that, it was your usual mediocre popcorn and sticky floor kinda place.

When this was your typical flea pit cinema, it was still a wonderful place to visit. I remember…read morecoming out of seeing Return Of The Jedi pretending I was an ewok, excitedly leaving after watching Marty McFly in Back To The Future and being less than enamored with Flight Of The Navigator - well you get the picture. Then it fell into disrepair and became a place you dared your mates to break into during the late 1980s after school had finished. Now, The Rex (as all good cinemas should be called) has been restored to its former glory. When I say former, think 1930s Art Deco, plush red seating, original projector and art house matinées. The place is a treat and a MUST visit for any cineophile. Prices are reasonable (approx £7 at time of writing) but availability is tough. You need to quick on the phone as it seems every person in Berkhamsted is a paid up member. Before each performance (and they are performances!) you can relax in the lobby where there are books on film to paw over or head down stairs and grab yourself a beer or a glass of wine. It's that sort of place. Do make sure you get to your seat in time for the traditional, and I found informative, pre film introduction from the Manager, James. A proud, curious creature James embodies the character behind this most charming of movie houses.

Art Deco, Art Deco, and a bit more Art Deco, this is a more-than-faintly ridiculous, overblown…read morevenue but one of the few places I know of where you can get a meal in front of your film ( with table service) , outside of eating your food off a tray in front of a DVD at home. This is more of an experience than a simple cinema, and seems hugely popular book in advance.

Great cinema. Wonderfully restored, yet still carrying a sense of nostalgia. Seats are comfy and…read morethe theatres are equipped to a high standard. The snack selection is good - some of the best nachos I've had recently! Pricing is reasonable and doesn't feel like a rip off. The best thing about this cinema though, is the staff. Very kind and helpful. My daughter is a wheelchair user and we get plenty of assistance. Location is bang in the middle of Letchworth, decent parking all around and a selection of pubs and restaurants

I totally love this cinema. It is a very old fashioned building in town on a corner. You walk into…read morea huge hallway with a massive staircase in and the booking desk is just to your left. Staff are always very friendly, the movies they show are always current and prices are good. (Except paying for snacks, bring your own!)

I love this cinema so much, it's small, private and cosy. This cinema also has the added bonus of a…read morewaitress service to your seat depending on what seats you have booked.

Great cinema, you feel very much at home on the sofa's enjoying your film, can even go to the bar…read morefor a glass of wine etc

It has been two months since I've been here and now I know why…read more Non existence service, overpriced food and a totally lacklustre experience. I've been going to the Odeon chain recently and get a welcome, decent service and sensible prices. I'll not be returning here in a hurry. Odeon here I come!

This is a very nice Cineworld, unfortunately in a not very nice area. Still, it's the only chain…read morecinema in the area and has a number of restaurants of all prices in the same location (the Leisure west complex). There is also a bowling alley, a bingo hall and other entertainment outlets nearby. The cinema itself screens a lot of Bollywood movies thanks to the local Indian community. It's one of the few chain cinemas which does. It also has inexpensive tickets and does a bargain Tuesday with tickets for £4.40. A nice place if you live nearby.

Odeon gets the job done with big screens, new movie selections and stellar popcorn. The best part?…read moreThere's a new section called "The Gallery" on the second floor of the Odeon that allows a fancy movie experience for those 18+. We came to see Mary Poppins and the theater was crowded, yet comfortable and enjoyable. I'm sure we'll be back in the future!

This cinema is cheaper than cineworld. It does not show as many films but it shows the main ones…read moreand it is worth checking to see what they are showing. It is usually quite quiet which is nice and the staff are really good, friendly and helpful. The cinema is clean and tidy too. They sell usual cinema type food, although there is a McDonalds across the road if you want to eat beforehand. There are many bars and restaurants nearby for before and after. There is also an arcade within the cinema. This is a nice cinema to visit.

AMAZING lovely comfy seats…read more staff a bit rude didn't let bring us McDonald's into cinema but it's okay we ate it there redid the whole cinema amazing definitely go again

If I could give 0, i would. This place won't let buggies through EVEN IF WE PUT IT IN THE WEELCHAIR…read morePLACE IN THE FIRST ROW! The manager is like 15 and won't let us eat McDonald's. NO ONE CARES ABOUT THE SMELL! So do not go here, especially if you have a baby buggy but I went to the Minecraft movie and everyone only shouted the memes, not make it a war zone.

Most of the reviews for odeon cinema in Surrey quays are out of date, sorry guys but they are…read more A few years from now so will mine, but while I am writing let me update you. The layout is very much the same but the facilities have benefitted from a much needed upgrade like the toilets have been done up, almost all the screens now have premiere seats located at the back. The establishment has decided to get rid of the waffles and replace it with milkshake a instead. Also, they have an array of chocolate bars to add to the shake mixs such as, toffee crisp, malteasers, rollo etc. This is a great addition, especially when you are considering the nice cold drinks to go with the summer films. Additionally, look at your full price receipt brought at the box office as they have been giving out 2 4 1tickets as a nice bonus!

Surrey Quays Odeon is my time away from reality. 2 hours of a mind numbing movie watching…read moreexperience. Obviously it works really well for me because I just roll out of my apartment into a theater seat. I can imagine it would work rather well for people living around Canada Water/Rotherhithe because the SQLP complex is rather well served by buses and is a quick walk from Surrey Quays and Canada Water stations. Negative points because of the recent rise in tickets. I remember paying below £7 for several shows once upon a time. That seems like a distant memory now - or perhaps I'm just missing something. Also, for no fault of theirs they have to be penalized because of the lack of pre- and post- movie things to do.

Easily my favourite place to eat and relax in Leicester City centre. Tucked away behind The Curve…read moretheatre this unassuming bar/cinema/cafe delivers delicious lunches and home made deserts. The centre frequently hosts interactive media projects by local Universities (always a pleasure to see) and hosts various talks and activities, including a weekly 'Stitch & Bitch'. Coming back to the food, you'll get a fresh soup of the day, and regular favourites at good, honest prices. Highly recommended.

Phoenix Arts in Leicester is part of a national chain of cinemas that seek to appeal to the more…read moreindependent, 'art house' cinema fan. Phoenix Arts is a small cinema, there is one screen and thus only one showing at a time. The listings vary from the newest independent releases, to regular showings of classics and cult favourites from cinema history. They sometimes also do theme days or weeks, for example around Halloween, they have regular showings of classic horror films. Ticket costs are about the same as larger, more mainstream cinemas, though they sometimes do various offers for advanced bookings. There is a very relaxed atmosphere at Phoenix Arts - no rushing, no people ruining films with chit-chat. They also operate a bar, so you can take in alcoholic drinks with you to watch the movie if you so choose. From time to time, they host lectures on certain aspects of film and multimedia presentations by local university students. There is also weekly comedy and music nights in the lounge area.