Halfway through the movie we were jolted out of ur seats by a fire alarm. Management told us to…read moreexit immediately. I did grab my purse and bag but had to leave all our just purchased concessions behind. It was cold outside and a lot of customers were milling about but no one came out to give us instructions. Then someone said it was an electrical problem and we couldn't go back inside so my son in law went and got the car and we left, sadly leaving two buckets of popcorn, candy and drinks at our seats. Those things sure aren't cheap plus we now have to try and get reimbursed by a third party ticket agency.

Really nice and they never get anything wrong with fair prices and kind staff overall nice time and…read moremy go to cinema

This cinema is a great investment for the area. It's well built and most importantly all 4 screens…read moreare really good. The seating is well angled and comfy and the projector and screen quality are high (digital I would guess, not sure if 4K though). Sound system also seemed good and I did not hear any noise coming from other screens. My main criticism is that the management clearly have no clue about anything digital. The website is poor, the online booking system and ticket collection system are terrible. They are not listed on Google cinema. But ignoring all that, there's a good chance you will enjoy the movie. Oh, and they serve Ben & Jerrys icecream.

Never was a new cinema anticipated as much as this one. after months of apparent inaction on the…read morebuilding site suddenly St Austell's long awaited cinema opened its doors just in time for Christmas, with hundreds of local people losing bets that it would never open in time. How wrong we were - the building is modern, crisp, a vast improvement on the old cinema. Sweets, ice-creams and popcorn are reassuringly expensive (so stock up beforehand in your local supermarket) and there is a social bar area where you can meet up with friends before seeing your chosen film. We found the seats comfortable, roomy, spacious - overall a surprise! The carpets are a bit 70s but can't have everything. There isn't any parking nearby yet but it means you have plenty of time to discuss the film on the way back to your car. In summary, a pleasant surprise, a real treat for St Austell, and one we will go to again and again!

St Austell has a new cinema the White River cinema. It is a 5 screen cinema. The cinema is very…read moreplush and all the screens are off the ground floor. There is a very tidy posh bar in the cinema. i really like it but i think i still prefer truro as it has a bit more character about it.

The screens are small, but the ambience is great, and it's just so good to have a cinema local to…read moreBude. Support your local cinema!

Delighted that this cinema has re-opened after being closed for several years…read more The Rebel has been refurbished and now has a much improved sound system. One big screen and very comfy seats. Good selection of refreshments; clean toilet facilities. Shows a variety of mainstream movies on general release, with clever timetabling so that there's a good selection of films throughout the week. Recommend prebooking at busy times, esp in holidays as it can get very busy. The car park can also be crowded, so worth sharing a car if you can. VERY pleased to have a local cinema back again. Congrats all round.

Not bad but they got our seats/tickets wrong as there were people with the same seats as usread more

Going to see a film at this cinema is like stepping back in time to the 60s. This traditional…read morecinema has all the usual small screens, tacky decor and shabby seats but this is why it is worth a visit. In an attempt to introduce some modern comfort they have recently refurbished one of the screens and have removed the traditional seats and replaced them with leather sofas and armchairs plus waitress service.

Yup, this gets my vote too. Great seats, relaxed and friendly staff, good prices.read more

when the old cinema was closed down it wasnt much of a loss to the town, it had become so behind…read morethe times that not many people visited anyway. when the suggestion to put a new cinema in the chartre hall was announced there was outrage as the charter hall was home to the much loved market. now the cinema is here and has been up and running for sometime it is obvious what a huge benefit ti is to the town. it is a very comfortable cinema with 2 screens, the smaller of the screens is especially comfortable with leather chairs and sofas and is also licensed. the films they show are all new releases and theer is a nice assortment of snacks available to buy from the kiosk. price wise th ecarlton is aslo cheaper than going to a big multiplex too :)

The Arts Centre (now called the Poly) is on the main street in town just past the Falmouth…read morebookshop, they have regular events almost every night ranging from theatre, music and they also have a small cinema that shows a lot of foreign films and art house productions that normally wouldn't get seen. They also show the usual blockbusters etc around a month after their release and because the cinema is so nice we often wait until then to go watch a film, with fewer people it's a much better experience. Also just as you go in the doorway, to the left they usually have a gallery display and to the right they occasionally have a book sale in the evenings after a film, i've picked up some fantastic books from there! Word of advice if you want snacks and nibbles during your film they sometimes have them on the counter but not always and not many, so pop across the road to Threshers and grab yourself a bag of something. List of films and events can be found here: http://www.thepoly.org

The heyday of The Flora are long gone and this cinema once closed for a good few years…read more It's no open again but is a little run down already. The local youths are pests and can spoil a film but if you're going for an later show then the quality is not too bad. No online booking so shows can sell out and the snacks are pricey. Yet still, it's open at a time when cinemas are struggling.

Recently refurbished, the Flora Cinema is a quaint little picture house that brings Hollywood to…read morethe local community without having to travel to the larger towns of Cornwall to see your favourite actors and actresses on the big screen. The weekly program of films usually sees an eclectic mix of films suitable for all ages with saver matinee screenings for the younger members of your family on a Saturday afternoon. On the flip side there are a number of disadvantages of the cinema. These are that there is no online booking facility, it can be quite pricey and numbers of youths often frequent the venue and leave their rubbish sitting around. They have been known to throw popcorn and other things at paying customers!!!