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

Since the Haven and the Regal went over the years, Boston has been looking out for a new cinema to…read morefill the void, and the fact that it is a multiplex is even better. The cinema is modern and shows all the latest releases. The ticket prices are reasonable and an added bonus that you book your tickets online. My niece and nephew regularly go the the savoy and they have never had any complaints about it.

Good value for money cinema compared to the multiplex chains. Equipped for both 2-D and 3-D films…read more(remember to keep your glasses for future use). Booking via the website is advised as the foyer can get very busy approaching show times.

It's not a multiplex and you can't buy nachos, but I think Louth is so lucky to have the Playhouse…read more- lots of small towns (and some bigger ones) don't have their own cinema, and it's a real treat to be able to walk to see a film. OK, the screens aren't particularly big (the best one is the original one, upstairs - the two downstairs are fairly tiny!) but it's rarely crowded so you usually have your pick of seats. I think Louth's cinema is one of the few in the country still to have an intermission mid-film (completely with an icecream seller), and although I've moaned about it - usually the break comes at a tense point of the film and can disrupt the viewing experience - I think it is a quaint tradition, and a perfect point to replenish icecream or popcorn supplies. Louth gets films a couple of weeks after everywhere else does, and you can't pre-book your tickets, but apart from that it's a pretty perfect cinema-going experience in my opinion.

Over the years, I have seen this cinema change from 1 screen to 3. It has come a long way from what…read moreit used to be. For a town such as Louth, the cinema really is a main source of entertainment. The prices are very reasonable and they always have the up to date films. They have special offers for afternoon viewing and often have some preview titles too.

lovely cinema, with comfty seats that has with plenty of room both width and leg wise. The is more…read morethan enough parking, situated on the busy kingswood complex. There are 10 screens and a bar above. Staff have always been polite and helpful and they also take Orange Wednesday tickets, so half price tickets! it is always busy here on Wednesday. Drinks are quite expensive but thn most cinemas are.

This is always my cinema of choice. There are 9 screens here and if you are lucky enough to find a…read morefilm shown in screen 9, you will get a very comfy seat with a foot rest and your own bar at the back of the seats. The rest of the screens are the usual but still comfortable. The cinema is big enough to hold a lot of people waiting for films but the food area could do to be a bit bigger. The upstairs bar is quite a handy place to wait for your film if you are early but always feels cold so bring a jumper.

Movieplex as the name suggests is a cinema. It shows six different films throughout the week and…read morethe occasional special preview for major films. The films are rotated to show on different screens over a period of weeks, thereby allowing wheelchair users and those benefiting from induction loops, the opportunity to see each film, as these features are not available for each showing. Popcorn and other refreshments can be purchased in the foyer. Ticket prices as of November 2008 are;- Adults £6 £3.99 for everyone on Mondays only Concession's £4.50 senior and children under 15 Movie Magic Cards Adults £3.99,Concessions £2.99 at anytime Telephone & internet bookings +50p per ticket http://www.merlincinemas.co.uk Tel:-01263 510151/513311

This is a small but perfectly formed cinema, its ideal for the locals and another option for the…read moretourists. It is reasonably priced and has frequent offers and up to date films with many screens and wheel chair access. They cater the usual pop corn and drinks, but it might be a bit cheaper to take your own along secretly!!

Yes, it's a bit dated and seems like nothing has changed since it was closed all those years ago,…read morebut it's nice for a small town to have a cinema. It does all it needs to do and has a good selection on films on for the size.

The place to be for any night out. Only opened last year and has since become one of the biggest…read morenightclubs locally. It is now the only place revellers go. The dance floor is huge, there is ample of seating areas and 2 bars meaning you get served a lot quicker. the decor is very modern and it hosts a lot of top name djs as well as regualr theme nights. If you are lucky enough to use the vip area, it has its own bar, toilets, dancefloor and the most comfy sofa's ever, hard not to fall asleep. Most nightclubs the drinks are really expenisve but here they are reasonable, all the staff and friendly and overall its a good night out. During the day it then turns into a cinema on a large screen, where you can watch a choice of the latest releases, whcih is great with there being no cinema in the town.

I remember when the infamous 2nd screen was built - it was very exciting, even with its generous 97…read moreseats (wooo!). This place has a real atmosphere and is still the only cinema I've ever been to that still has intervals. Not to mention an organist with white socks. And something about rear projectionzzz

If you want a cinema experience that is just a bit different from the normal Odeon or Vue then this…read moreis most definitely the place to come ! Ample free parking, an unusual location but slightly less of a selection of films weeke to week .. this is a trip out worth making at least once. Word of warning though, it gets very warm in the summer, so if the film doesnt hold your attention then you will be asleep in the slightly firm chairs before you know it !

A theatre/cinema in the 'old seaside town'. The building is quite functional but inside it is…read morecomfortable and well presented. We normally go there fro Christmas pantomines but it is worth bearing in mind that they show movies as well. Sometimes I have found that it is easier to get tickets there than in King's Lynn. they also show films not necessarily shown in chan cinemas

I play in theatres all over the UK and I have to give this one a review. The staff and crew really…read moremake the people and acts feel so welcome. It's nice the bar with terrace is open after the show and everybody can wind down with a drink and it continues the night. Good to see a theatre supported so well by locals and holiday makers. Well worth seeing a show if you're in Hunstanton.