This very new cinema is modern & spacious. Good sound & picture quality, seating is vip or normal,…read moreboth comfortable. A number of eating establishments within the complex

This is my first & probably last visit to this cinema, although like other reviews have said its a…read morenice little 3 screen place which serves its purpose to see movies on a big screen in the town. Tonight I have been to see Capt Philips with Tom Hanks in the starring role, however what marred the occasion was freezing my butt off, normally you arrive at the cinema with a coat & then have no where to put it & tonight it was raining on arrival but managed to park really close so didn't need it. How wrong was I. I'm afraid It's back to the multi-plex in Teesside for a more enjoyable viewing experience in the warm.

I think this place is nice, it is small so doesn't have as many screens as the bigger Odeons but…read morealmost doesn't have as much as a big price. The food and drink I never get from here, too expensive way too much. The parking is always a bit of a problem in the evenings too.

A great venue to go to see a stand up comedian; more intimate and much more civilised say than…read moreMiddlesbrough Town Hall. The staff are friendly and attentive and the recently renovated bar is nice, if a little cold and functional, but there's never too long a wait to be served and the drinks choice and prices are good for a theatre. Apparently, with the current local government cuts, the theatre is now under threat of closure. Please pledge your support by signing the petition on your next visit.

A great place to go to see a band or stand up act. The cinema is great showing some good stuff I…read morewouldn't normally get chance to see. The updated bar is quite nice but I wish it wasn't quite as contemporary as it is. It can feel a little cold and unwelcoming (if not for this I'd certainly use it as my local) but aside from that it's a great place.

Love this hidden gem. The owners are really nice as are the staff. This venue needs supporting more…read moreby the locals and tourist. I think it has a much better atmosphere than the bigger cinemas

The palace cinema used to be a great place to go, but since then they have made what used to be…read morequite a large screen (for a small town anyway) into two separate ones. When it first had its grand reopening it was really busy but on the first showing it was so hot that most people had to leave, one person even fainted! It was much better before they split the screen up. Now it is much too small to enjoy a film as much.. On the upside, it is cheaper than most of the major cinemas and it doesn't get the new blockbusters too much later than the main ones, but obviously can't show as many at once so doesn't get all of them. The seats are comfortable, drink/food is relatively cheap if you compare it to a normal cinema, but still expensive.

Most comfortable cinema ever. Loads of leg room. Love the sofas. Food and drinks (Inc. Alcohol)…read morebrought to your seat. Must try the beef dog, it's excellent. All this helps to make going to the cinema enjoyable.

From the owner: Enjoy the cinema in style with Everyman York, plush sofas, food and drink and cosy seatingread more

From the exterior this cinema looks pretty good, the inside is the same, very spacious, and lots of…read morechoice of refreshments, whether you want an alcoholic drink or just a coke. The is an ice cream bar, as well as a shop selling all things sweet. The only downside really is the price of everything. I know cinemas have a reputation for being a lot of money, but this is the most expensive one i have been to before. The only way you could really get your moneys worth is if you went to the cinema more than a few times a month then you could get an unlimited pass. otherwise its an expensive night out. On the other hand the actual screen are very good, seats are the comfiest I have ever seen in a cinema.

Cineworld is your average cinema. It has the usual high priced snacks: pick 'n' mix, popcorn,…read moredrinks, ice-creams and bagged sweets. They also have a lovely Ben & Jerry's ice-cream counter that serve sundaes and gorgeous ice-cream milkshakes. If you're going in the late afternoon/evening on a popular day (e.g. Fridays, weekends or Orange Wednesdays) then there can be quite a long queue for tickets but it moves quite quickly. There's plenty of leg room but the floor can get messy/sticky so be careful about putting your handbag under your seat (mine got covered in chocolate sauce once!) There's a bar upstairs but during busy times the seating is very limited.

The Vue cinema, a large modern cinema from the chain of Vue cinemas - pretty much a rising chain…read moreover the last few years. It is quite confusing to get to as you almost appear to be driving past it to get into it so if you're a driving visitor to the area I would recommend looking up the route before you go. The cinema is a really big complex right near a pizza hut. The area it's built on looks really modern with big sandy stones. Parking is free. Inside it's pretty much like other vue cinemas, a huge blue decorated entrance room with the big pink neon signs and a door to the left which direct you through to the screens. The prices aren't really that cheap for the area - there are cheaper cinemas in Middlesbrough but of course that's a little out of the way so you might be better saving on petrol costs! I think it's around £6 for a student ticket which is what I get and a bit more for adult prices. The vue cinema has a really cool aura to it once you go through to the screens - the lights are all dimmed and each screen is indicated by a large bright pink neon number. Beware though - some of the screens are hidden round bits of protruding wall. The screens are all really nice with the seats arranged so that each row is much higher than the next in order for people who a tiny to be able to see! There are also some boosters you can use for particularly small children who might struggle to see. The actual screen is massive so I would advise not sitting near the front. Refreshements aren't cheap but you can't take in your own. Overall it's a bit expensive for me and I only tend to go if its for a specific reason.

Nice clean good value for money only complaint was its quite a cold cinemaread more

The best time to go is a mild summer afternoon, so you can walk from Stockton High Street, down the…read moreold Stockton Road and over the viaduct (built by Peter Mandelson's sinister Teesside Development Corporation think new Doctor Who baddies). The building is non-descript but when the light's just right it seems ok, with the roar from the flyover to the right. The foyer is enormous and so is the popcorn!! The screens vary in size, but it still feels a bit like you're being herded in somewhere to die, because although the outside is curved, the corridors inside are straight lines (if i remember correctly). Every christmas for a few years we all had to go and watch the lord of the rings films here. Three hours of pure agony for different reasons. Still, a good place to go if you're a teenager in need of some physical abuse.

Been to this cinema a few times over the years & find it pretty good. They now have fancy large…read moreleather seating in most of the screens. My only complain is that the men's toilets, although look clean stink of stale urine. Come on showcase get your cleaners motivated.