Situated next to and over The Dome cinema. The downstairs front cafe offers a very tasty menu and a…read morelovely smiling staff, (my niece is one of them)!!! Their coffee is good, as well as the stunning looking savouries and cakes. Have used this place often in between trips. Upstairs overlooks the the sea and promenade and is a great venue for evening events. Great lighting, great balcony and inside is a great bar.

Disclaimer: Living within a mile of this cinema for the majority of my life may alter my review due…read moreto uncontrollable childhood attachment, or nostalgia. Good Movies, Excellent Aesthetic, Excellent Price, Good Staff, Modest little gem!!! This ancient independent cinema is like your 90 year old grandfather, to some he may seem like a waist of space but if you are willing to look beyond your cineworld unlimited membership and IMAX bollocks you will find something amazing which deserves your respect. Firstly the seats are a bit uncomfortable, the toilets are a bit wiffy and the blasted buses block it's view 90% of the time, I have no qualms other than that. Potentially it's greatest asset is that it is more than a cinema with a gorgeous cinema historia bar, welcoming café and art gallery all in one building on the seafront. Other nice stuff is that the staff all seem to be pretty relaxed and approachable, student tickets are £3.50, and it is worth our admiration, respect and support due to its unimaginable longevity.

Situated next door to the Connaught Theatre, this Digital cinema is part of the same entertainment…read morecomplex. Though not lavishly decorated/gilded, it does have very comfortable seats. Row G is the best because the extra leg room that divides rows between stalls and rear seats. You have to get your goodies from the main theatre as there is an abysmal selection offered in the Ritz. Went here twice this week but, sadly didn't really enjoy either of the films that much.Anna Karenina and Killing Them Soflty. Seats £5.50, (or £4.95 for theatre members)ALL seats £4.00 after 1800 on Sundays..!!

I Love this place, its a cinema and theatre all rolled into one. Its nice to have somewhere for the…read morewhole family to enjoy, the best thing about it is that it has not been modernised it still has the old charm, with the little kiosk. My kids love it and the prices are reasonaable as well, not overpriced like some of its new competitors. If your ever in worthing give it a go, its lovely.

Cheap and cheerful! Love going to Vue in Eastleigh, the staff are always friendly and the tickets…read moreare cheap. Popcorn is always good here too.

Went to see the film Sinners at Vue Eastleigh. Potentially a very good film, but there was…read moresomething very wrong with the sound. No surround sound, just a muffled sound from the direction of the screen and we could hardly hear any dialogue. Really annoying. Ruined a very good film. Contacted VUE's customer service who were just utterly useless and unhelpful.

This is the age of the postoffice,newsagent,pub and cinema closures. The age of use it or lose it…read more This lovely looking cinema is an asset to this town. It is a traditional cinema but has facilities like Dolby 5.1 surround sound, comfortable seating and claims to have the biggest screen in Sussex! Private boxes are £25 inc popcorn & goodies. There are facilities for private parties & functions. It is possible to see all the latest films At £2.50p Monday-Friday and £3.50p Sat-Sun. What a bargain! Its owned by the Electric theatre company ltd. There are classic films on Monday afternoons.

This is how cinemas use to be, great service, comfy seats, no neon and no stress, and most of all…read moregreat prices! Yes, it doesn't offer the range that the multiplexes do, nor does it have a range of jelly sweets or 15 popcorns on offer, but it's a perfect sitting room away from home, especially the smaller upstairs screen. At £2.50 a film it offers outstanding value for money, and has all the comforts and facilities you need for night out right in the centre of town. Lovely art deco architecture also adds to the ambience.

they kicked me out for being on my phone i explained i was messaging my dad whom is in hospital…read morethen rudely talked to me and threw me out

Terrible customer service after manager at Redditch refused us entry during the opening adverts and…read morethen tried to have security throw us out. Instead security were fed-up with the behaviour of the manager and asked us to complain to the company Vue and the shopping centre. CS gave me 2x free tickets (worth £5 given Meerkat 2-4-1) which ran out during Covid so never used and CS refused to re-send.

Nice little cinema that needs more active support to encourage success. Slightly below average…read moreprice for ticketsmaybe that's because of the hard seats downstairs. There are better seats upsdairs but you need to get there early for them.

Brilliant new venue for Lewes Cinema: they're now located at Lewes Little Theatre, Lancaster…read moreStreet, Lewes, BN7 2PX. It's a proper theatre, so it's got lovely comfortable seats downstairs too! Films are being screened digitally, so the images are terrific and the sound system is superb. I wish them every success in their new home and will be visiting again very soon!

Quite a good standard of Flicks here. Can be seen as a bit pricey BUT go on a Tuesday and you save…read more++. Comfortable seats and very clean but buy your drinks/snacks before you get into building.

Love the deals that the cinema do, ie movies for a £1 and some for £5, the seats are comfortable…read moreand there's enough leg room, its always clean, amd there's a in-house Starbucks, the food could ne more reasonably priced though

One of the best cinemas in Crawley, the only cinema in Crawley lol…read moreIt's clean and tidy with comfortable seats and the cinema has a nice temperature most of the time. A standard ticket is very expensive at around £12 a ticket. So for £17.50 a month you can become a Cineworld member and will have unlimited movies and 10% of food and drink. When to have this card you can book online. The trailers last generally for around about 30 minutes so you can always get in and watch the movie even if you're late. Free parking outside which gets filled up at peak times very quickly.

Copy of my complaint to the cinema which says it all really…read more.. Dear Mr Allwood, I thought I should report the really poor experience I had at your cinema this evening at the hands of your manager Emily Coupland. I don't usually do things like this but I'm a fan of independent cinemas and believe Emily is doing you a disservice. I booked three tickets and then an extra one ticket for my step daughter (26), my daughter Esme (15) and her friend Molly (15). This was to see Knock Cabin which the girls were really looking forward to. They were excited and actually came in to use your toilets before we went for supper. When we returned to watch the film we were given our tickets only to then be 'pounced on' and questioned about the two younger girls ages. I confirmed they were over 15 however this wasn't accepted. We were then told they needed to produce 'ID cards' or that their mother (away on holiday) should send copies of passports. What 15 year olds carry ID cards?! The above was tantamount to telling me I was a liar. Having travelled from Lewes via Haywards Heath to pick up my stepdaughter and then do the journey in return I can safely say our whole evening has been ruined. To add insult to injury, despite remaining polite and courteous, your manager could barely suppress her smile while she refunded the tickets. Perhaps something happened when the girls came into use your toilets? Perhaps Emily just took a dislike to them for some reason? I appreciate she has a right to question their ages but to in effect accuse a father of lying seems excessive. I'll be leaving a review accordingly. Perhaps you should consider a new and more personable manager? Let me know if you do and we might come back! Thanks

I used to be taken to the cinema at Burgess Hill a lot as a child and have fond memories of the…read moreplace. it was originally built in 1919 and has gone through a number of refurbishments since then. The most significant was the addition of a second screen in 1990. As the building is not that large you will find the smaller screen quite limited and this may not be the place for someone with claustrophobia!! They won't get the new releases quite as quickly as the mega-plexes of Brighton or Crawley, but the place does retain the independent charm of it's heritage. However, they only seem to be a week or two behind and for a cheaper rate (£5.50 for an adult) and deals on family tickets, still worth a visit. They also have a 'super 8' deal where you can buy 2 seats for £8 and may use it for 50 visits. Now that's a pretty good deal and if you live in Burgess Hill well worth investing in. It's not quite as alternative as venues such as the Duke of York, but seeing as big business seems to take over everything these days, I am pleased to see my childhood favourite still going strong.