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    4.5 (102 reviews)
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    That screen gets bigger!
    Cynthia L.

    Guardians of the Galaxy 2 In a soft armchair With my feet up Drinking an Old Fashioned And I'm not at home! Damn, I don't know what else to say. Never mind; I've got more words! First, you've gotta make a reservation. You have your choice between the beds at the front, loveseats, or separate plush armchairs. We picked up our pre-paid tickets at will-call (tickets were £19 each.) Before the movie, we had drinks in the connecting bar, and hells yes you can bring that drink back to the cinema with you! We walked into the theatre through the bar's back entrance and walked into a gorgeous room. I loved it instantly. We made our way to the bar, having finished our drinks and ordered another round. They have food available but we had already eaten. Locating the seats was a little tricky as some of the brass numbers on the ground in front of the seats are worn down. We plop into the armchairs and I look lovingly at my date and take his hand, feeling like a Cialis commercial -- without bathtubs. Watching the screen morph into a larger screen was crazy. The screen size you see is NOT the full size for the movie showing. It expanded out towards us at first, then slowly grew wider and wider -- so awesome. There isn't seat service for food/drinks, so you get your own at the bar. I noticed that they shut it down about 30 minutes into the movie, so drink up, Johnny. The movie was the perfect one to see in this setting. Fun fun FUN! So fun in fact, that I'm getting a gift certificate for somebody. I understand they physically mail a nice card - no digital cards - which somehow just adds to the charm.

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    Fancypants X.

    Electric Cinema has spoiled me for all other movie theaters, if only for their pick & mix. £4 buys enough gummies, chocolates, & sweeties to last long after the credits roll. Don't let the candy fool you; this cinema is one that adults can really appreciate. Think: alcohol served, sophisticated table lamps, & plush red leather armchairs with cashmere blankets stored in the foot rest. In addition, there's the option to reserve a front-row bed or a back-row loveseat. Whatever you choose, make sure to purchase your tickets well in advance. We caught a showing of La La Land here. I would not have wanted to see it anywhere else. Helpful staff members, great Notting Hill location, overall incredible evening at the movies. Make a night of it & grab a bite next door at Electric Diner (review to follow.)

    The screen
    Charlotte O.

    Electric Cinema is an example of one of the things I love about London, everyday experiences in gorgeous buildings with top notch service. The cinema is beautiful and the deep leather armchairs with footstools and cashmere blankets heavenly! I could have happily fallen asleep had the film been naff, fortunately it wasn't. I love going to see films but I am so fed up of mainstream cinemas where the seats get increasingly smaller, the leg room is non existent, the prices are creeping up to a standard £15 a ticket and morons talk all the way through the the film! Fortunately none of this happened at the electric and I can say it is definitely worth paying a couple of extra quid for the quality of the experience. We were concerned that as it is quite a social experience, alcohol is available to drink during the films and groups of people seemed to have met there after work, that there might be a few people chatting throughout but luckily all of the talking stopped as soon as the film started. There was a fair queue to order food and drink from the bar before the film but once ordered they bring the food to you in your seats. We ordered the chicken wings and the nachos, both tasty! There was also a selection of cakes and sweets available. The nachos came with the cheese on that we had asked to be removed due to my dairy allergy, but they were happy to take them back and redo them with no fuss. Without a doubt I will be returning! Make sure you look in your footstool for the cashmere blanket.

    Philippine W.

    The best cinema - ever! Make a reservation (about a week in advance) for a 'bed' in front of the cinema. - CHECK. Order a bottle of wine. - CHECK. Order a burger from the restaurant next door. - CHECK. Cuddle up with your significant other and watch the film - CHECK. Seriously, can it GET any better than that (with Chandler-intonation)?! They only show one film, so please keep an eye out that it's one you actually would like to see and note that you can't order drinks during the film (see #2: order a bottle of wine). Truly, this is the best way to spend your time in a cinema and even if you can't get one of the front beds, the lounge chairs looked amazingly comfortable as well. Ooooh I want this cinema SO badly in Amsterdam!

    Sarah L.

    Electric Cinema is a bit special. With big seats (VERY unlike regular cinema seats), footstalls and the option to rent actual day bed things that two people can recline on, look no further. The bar stocks wines, beers and spirits, and staff come down with gorgeous packaged hot food before each show in case you want to nibble on some fish and chips or vegie risotto, etc. Totally gorgeous. Perfect for a date or special occasion. Or anytime!

    Oscars screening party!
    Mei S.

    Wow, what an amazing unique cinema. This is such a luxurious experience! From the outside you would never expect to see what awaits you inside, situated in the middle of Portbello Road Market. As soon as you walk past the booking office, into the cinema, you are greeted with a beautiful cinema with rows of leather armchairs with footstools and side tables, that are so comfortable to sit at. At the back of the cinema are two-seater sofas and on the front row double beds. Blankets are also available inside the footstools. We were here to watch the live screening of the Oscars from Hollywood, and what a perfect place to watch it short of being at the Hollywood's Dolby Theatre! With the huge screen, its perfect. On arrival we were greeted with a glass of bubbly. On the seats were popcorn and sweets. During the ceremony, we were served by waiters/waitresses with canapes and bowl food, and chocolate brownies. At 3am we were given breakfast! More drinks were available at the bar at the back of the theatre, serving cocktails, wine, beer and champagne, teas and coffees. The event finished at 5am, and when we emerged from the beautiful cinema, the market stallholders were already setting up their market stalls. One incredible night/early morning!

    Electric Scream at the Electric Cinema!
    Katie M.

    As a (recent) stay-at-home mom, I admit that I get a bit bored bouncing my bebe on my knee all day at home! Searching for an escape from laundry, dish washing and staring contests with my kid, I stumbled upon Electric Scream at Electric Cinema. A mommy's paradise...a mid morning showing of a recently released flick that allows to mom's with babies 1 yr or younger to attend. I was a bit nervous that my own baby would scream the entire time and disrupt other moms (or the child next to me would make it impossible to hear the movie), but with the exception of a few whines for a bottle, the babies seemed just as content as the moms watching Leonardo Dicaprio's handsome face on the big screen during the Great Gatsby! The show I attended was sold out, so I suggest booking quite far in advance! Strollers/prams are welcome but need to be left at the back of the theater, so expect to hold your lil one during the movie. If there is a screamer next to you, subtitles are turned on during the flick to ensure you don't miss any key lines. Coffee, tea, water and other refreshments were sold but they lacked big tubs of buttery salted popcorn...which is the only thing that could have made the experience better.

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    Anna A.

    The oldest Cinema in town is an experience beyond going to the movies. When I go there I book online as this place does not guarantee you a seat on a spontaneous night out. I took my brother there to watch 'The Last Days' of Curt Cubain. We had quite an intense day, he had to row me over the entire Serpentine Lake and we even made our way to Tate Modern. But my plan did not end then, we went all the way to Portobello Road, as I had to introduce him to the Electric Cinema. This time I knew I am not going to munch a big bucket of pop corn, even better, they do serve food such as fish and chips and little snacks. The food is served in paper cups served on a tray before the movie starts. The best of all, my brother finally got his well-deserved beer, placing it on the table in between us. The cinema is small and comfortable. It is appointed with big sofas on the back of the room. We opted for the seats more to the front. We did not want to get too comfortable. The night had just begun and besides, the sofas are more for couples. The movie was about Nirvana and you would think their music would be the centre of attention, but it was more of a mute art film playing in the same house from the beginning to the end, following Curt Cubain's delirious state. No surprise that my brother got a little bit too comfortable and it did not take long he fell asleep. You can't blame him! This place is made for that. I made a couple of efforts to wake him up when the drums were playing, but my effort made him sink even more into his big, soft seat, falling slightly to the side. I just remember when the movie was over trying to wake him up, who only has taken one sip of his beer so far. We still laugh about that night, but I urge you to go there on a rainy day in London, as it is so much more charming and fun than any other cinema.

    Sinan O.

    If you want to go the cinema and watch a movie in more comfort than usual, then go to the Electric Cinema! You will have your own comfy red leather seat, and you can even put your feet up on your own red leather footstall, and you will have your own table to put your food and drinks on. Its amazing. This is no normal cinema, and neither is the bar, you have a huge choice of beers to choose from, Champagne, and whole list of different wines and Cocktails of all things... at the Cinema! And the sweets are different too, no normal snacks. This obviously is a tad more expensive than the usual cinema experience. I have only ever had a seat at the front, which cost £7.50, not bad and more or less the same price as other cinemas. But if you want to go all out and have a two seat sofa, it will cost 25- 30 pounds. I think it would be well worth it. I am going in a couple of days to see Quantum of Solace, and I think I will be getting one of those sofas. Oh, and I forgot to mention that this cinema is the oldest in the whole of London. Definitely take a visit.

    Angela B.

    Are you looking to impress your lady on a first date? Well, look no further. The Electric Cinema is like one of those kids at school you knew who had it all, although it would be more accurate to describe it as a cross between a cinema, a bar and a restaurant. Here, your every need is catered for: even the seats are leather and come with footstools and tables for the nosh you purchased before the show. So kick back with your Kir Royal and your hot tub of snacks and enjoy the show. Okay, regular seats are a lot more expensive than your usual run of the mill cinema (£14.50 for a single and £30 for a sofa) but you're paying for a unique experience. Who knows, she may even let you go to 2nd base. Mondays is concession night, tickets between £7.50 and £10. You can book online.

    Laura Y.

    The Electric cinema provides you with the perfect reason not to slum it when wanting to catch a film. With soft, huge leather seating, a good variety of food and drink (that you are allowed to take into the viewing) and a slick programme of films, it is the perfect way to watch a movie in style. I always thought that going to the cinema was a real cop out if it was suggested for a date, but actually this venue is perfect as it is definitely a little more special. The selection of hot and cold food is fantastic and they even serve good old champers at the bar. Lovely. As you would expect, it is slightly more expensive than your average cinema at around £14 for a single (but oh so comfortable) seat but it you are looking for something a little above average, it is certainly worth the extra expense for the experience. Top tip however; if you go on a Monday, the price reduces to a concession rate.

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    Amy A.

    Visited Electric House Cinema on my last night in London to see Captain Marvel. The theater is absolutely beautiful and tickets are worth every penny. The front row features two person beds, the main center seats are individual leather seats and the back row are two person couches. The theater even provides cashmere blankets to keep cozy during the movie. The screen is large and expands to be bigger than the stage and there is a small cafe in the back of the theater that serves snacks and drinks. The coffee was amazing. Doors open 15 minutes before show time. Got there early and went to the doughnut shop around the block, (which was also great). Just overall fantastic. Friendly staff, clean theater, amazing.

    Olivia G.

    Without a doubt this is the most incredible cinema I have ever experienced. I attended a Sunday afternoon screening of 'The Two Faces of January'. Frankly, the movie wasn't excellent but the comfy seats, amazing snacks and beautiful decor made up for it. I was impressed by the cinema's ability to acquire movies not yet widely released with fascinating premises. Go to the Electric Cinema! Seriously.

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    The Gate Picturehouse

    4.3(12 reviews)
    0.6 miNotting Hill

    Yup, this one's pretty spesh. Cannae knock it really. It's bring your own which I LIKE in a…read morecinema, 4 bottles of ale make any film a deeper, more textual visual experience I find. And it has a beautifully-decorated auditoreum, of the kind Britain used to have, before Warner Villages, and entertainment parks and Thatcher came to town. And I really rate their selection and choices of films - the artier, more complex interesting side of Hollywood and lots of indy European films. Which tend to be much more inspired than our indy, left-of-centre film industry. So, you'll be watching films amongst other very cool people, who dig these things just like you. But I like that feeling, like, "yeah the Gate Cinema is good, just like this film. Is good - c'est bon uh?" Comme 'le gate'.

    I think this is the best cinema in London, hands down. They always have a really great variety of…read morefilms showing, from the latest blockbuster featuring any number of Hollywood 6 packs to the latest limited release French art house featuring people having sex. The seats are ultra comfortable and there is a coffee table style ledge next to most seats where you can put your bottle of wine or beer - so much more civilised than a plastic cup holder. That's right you can buy alcohol at the bar when you buy your tickets so there's no messing around and getting there 4 hours before. The whole feel is quite upmarket and a little bit of a throw back to when cinemas were really special.

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    Vue

    Vue

    3.0(25 reviews)
    2.5 miSwiss Cottage, Finchley Road

    Bf and I came here to see No Time to Die this past weekend!!! Was such a great feeling being in a…read moremovie theater in front of the big screen again, and for the long-awaited James Bond movie at last! Screen 8 where we watched the movie was a large theater room, which is what you want for such an action movie I think. Boyfriend pointed out it wasn't edge to edge (so there might be even better options out there), but I didn't even notice that before he mentioned it and thought the huge screen and great sound system did the job. Sound was loud enough without being deafening, so just right imo. The seats we got were in the very center in front of the walkway (so no rows of seats in front of us, yet we're not too close), which I would absolutely recommend!

    I looooove going to the cinema. It's one of those easy, reliable ways of treating yourself…read more But let's be discerning about it. We're lucky in London because we have so many options. Given that, I can't see why Vue is worth going to. I didn't realise before coming here, but a standard ticket on a Sunday afternoon was £12.99 in what must have been one of their smaller screens. Come on. Bear in mind we're not in zone 1, Leicester Square premiere central. I can think of several cinemas that would do far cheaper tickets (obviously especially if you go on their deal days), but also, if you do want to spend over a tenner on a ticket, then for goodness' sake go to an Everyman or something. I think that's about £1.50 more expensive and you get a sofa and a waiter, plus there are a couple pretty close to this Vue. (Nevermind paying £8.99 for a popcorn and drink.) The screen we were in was also really odd - it was a large screen but only four rows of seats, and they were very close to the screen itself. It was quite hard to actually see the whole screen because we were so pushed up against it. It didn't make for an enjoyable viewing experience. That was also only once we got into it - the movie started late because the lights were off, the place wasn't set up, and nobody knew why. Pretty weird and overpriced place.

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    Regent Street Cinema

    3.3(3 reviews)
    2.7 miFitzrovia, Marylebone

    Saw the amazing film about Alfred Hitchcock called 'Hitchcock/Trauffaut' at the equally impressive…read moreRegent Street Cinema after it had been newly refurbed. One of the oldest and first cinema's to show film in London. I actually went to see a double bill of Hitchock. They seem to have a few good arthouse or classic double bills which breaks the mould. Lovely seats and setting. Screen not huge so anywhere from rows 3-10 I reckon are best. Don't go too far back if eyesight is not good. Because of the grand exterior and interior it gets a high mark. Coffee nothing to shout about but saw people getting wine but must say they need more seats around foyer as no where to sit behind 15 people I reckon. That they can improve on.

    This cinema has a long history. It was the first place to show a film in the UK, the Lumiere…read morebrothers' "Cinematographe", which toured the world in 1896. Before the days of TV, the cinema would show newsreels during World War Two, bringing news to Londoners whose loved ones were away fighting in the war. Owned by the University of Westminster, right next to the university near Oxford Circus. A 119 year old building, it was used by the university as lectures hall for the past 30 years, and has recently been rebuilt in an art-deco style and re-opened to the public showing independent and art house films, a place for film events, lectures and workshops. More suited to lectures, the seating is not that comfortable to watch a film, but the bar area is nice and spacious with a great selection of drinks around the world, to meet before or after a film.

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    Odeon Swiss Cottage - Odeon Cinemas Ltd (Swiss Cottage)

    Odeon Swiss Cottage

    3.9(14 reviews)
    2.3 miSwiss Cottage, Finchley Road

    Really nice movie theatre! I've gone here for multiple showings. Normally the tickets are pretty…read morepricey but on Mondays you can get tickets for cheap (£7 for a regular ticket). The recliners are comfortable and always clean, and the view of the screen is good regardless of where you are in the theatre. Sound is good as well. They could definitely improve the restrooms a bit - there aren't nearly enough stalls in the women's restroom for the capacity of the theatre. The lobby area is also a bit lacklustre. They also could increase the number of showings. Some films only have one or two times in a given day and it makes it tough to work within my schedule. With all that said, the cost of tickets on Mondays is a steal and I'll definitely be back.

    I love this movie theater. They have very decent IMAX offering and great sound system. Clean,…read moreefficient, and really quite good service. Comparing to Leicester Sq., this is a much more chillaxing location without the hustle and bustle. Their popcorn is always fresh, and have the standard sweets selection. Additionally they have a lounge for those who wants to grab a "real drink", and for those who would rather have tea and coffee, Costa is also an option! Worth mentioning is the great (asian) food options nearby. No wonder this is my favorite date night movie place.

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    Everyman Maida Vale

    4.3(9 reviews)
    1.3 miMaida Vale

    This is probably the simplest review that I will ever write…read more 1) I dislike noisy, bad mannered people. 2) Noisy bad mannered people LOVE going to most cinemas in London, BUT do not go to Everyman Maida Vale. 3) Ergo, I love Everyman Maida Vale like a kidney. (I also like comfy seats, nice staff and wine) That is all.

    This cinema is so adorable! It's more on the smaller end as it only shows two screenings at a time,…read morebut the seats are super comfortable and the people working here are so nice! Maybe this is typical for others, but at this cinema there is assigned seating! There aren't that many seats, so I would advise buying tickets in advance online to get prime seating. We came about 15 minutes before the showing, and all the center seats had already been sold. The theater consists mostly of sofas with some individual seats, so coming in evened number groups seems ideal. The sofas are super comfy! They're so plush and they even give you pillows and there's a footrest that can be pulled out. This was the first movie I saw in London, so I'm not really sure if the screen size is typical. But it definitely felt small by American standards. They also sell different types of drinks and food to be brought into the theater. The menu listed different types of pizzas, and I saw some people bring in ice cream/frozen yoghurt. Overall, I really liked this cinema! The feel is really nice, but it is a little pricier.

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    Vue Cinema

    Vue Cinema

    3.2(23 reviews)
    1.0 miShepherd's Bush

    Absolutely worst cinema experience I have ever had. My friends and I had 3 seats together and we…read morewalked into the screening 12 minutes early, and there were other patrons already inside the house. The male employee was inside cleaning alone, and we tried to stay out of the way so he could clean the huge mess in our row. My friend even helped him clean up by collecting trash and putting it in the trash bag. There was chocolate smeared on the seats and popcorn all over the floor. There were people in the other rows and he still cleaned their rows. As he left and more people came in, we realized he would not come back to clean our row. I went outside to ask another staff member if they could come in and clean the seat with chocolate smeared because we had to sit on it (it was a full house). She went and asked him and I overheard him say "well they came in early so I couldn't ask them to move so I could clean, so I'm not going in now because there's people there". The staff member came back to me and told us it was basically our fault for being there early and apparently "in the way". We didn't mind the mind the popcorn on the floor, but the seat was unable to be sat in. She told me we could move to the front, but those seats are priced at a lower cost than what we paid for. We just sucked it up and sat on a shopping bag, but I hope this employee never works a day in customer service ever again.

    I love vue cinemas its the only cinema I go to. This is because they always have massive screens in…read morecomparison to other cinemas. They also have lemon sorbet flavour ice cream which I never seem to find in other cinemas. However my fellow Qypers I just wanted to share the traumatic ordeal I experienced at Vue cinema in Sheperds bush screen 6! I arrived into the movie pretty late so i sat near to the front with my boyfriend. whilst watching the movie I noticed a dark shadow move across the cinema floor. At first I ignored it cause I didnt want to jump into conclusions. Not until when the cinema was slightly brightened and I saw a rat yes a rat! running around freely and I am sure there was more than one. I was not comfortable at all as I was constantly watching the floor and not the movie. I made a complaint to the manager and recieved some compensation but that is beside the point. I paid to watch a with my boyfriend not to watch a movie with my boyfriend and rats! So beware Qypers!

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