One of the North West's oldest multiplex cinemas, Vue Cinema at Pilsworth is starting to look a…read morelittle dated now. It boasts around a dozen large screen cinemas within the one complex, which show the latest releases alongside returning classics. The age of the cinema is starting to act against it. The seating is on gently sloping floors in the main screens, rather than the newer style banked seating you might find at more modern multiplexes. The sound systems in the smaller screens are also starting to feel dated. As with all cinema complexes, refreshments are offered in the form of ice creams, popcorn, sweets, pick and mix etc etc, but of course they suffer from massive price hikes compared to the high street. It's probably best to either eat before you go or take something with you! Vue cinemas do offer good deals for kids, and they honour the Orange Wednesday 2 for 1 offer. Saturday mornings are given over to cheap family showings, which can be good value. The cinema chain does lack a monthly membership option, which is not ideal for the regular visitor or for people who want to go to filsm multiple times - it can get expensive - I'd recommend the Cineworld Unlimited card for that demographic! One area that is well catered for at Vue Bury is parking. The cinema is part of a large complex which includes Asda, a number of good restaurants (pizza hut, frankie and benny, chiquito) and a bowling alley. The cinema is due to be moved to Buy town centre's new development in 2009/10 so get there while you still can!

Vue Bury used to be my preferred choice of cinemas when I fancied watching a movie.But these days…read moreit isnt as good as it used to be and the prices are just getting ridiculous.As previously said it is beginning to show its age and in my opinion could do with a renovation to freshen things up but well worth a visit as they have so many screens that the movies tend to hang round longer so you have more chance of seeing them in a calmer atmosphere than the first few manic days after release.One of my most memorable memories of Bury Vue was when I turned up for a late showing of a movie to find the whole place full of people in costume or drag and the reason was they were showing Rocky Horror Picture Show and they had all come to watch that complete with buns to throw at the screen.Dont ask my why but they did

Always nice to get to the cinema especially with the children. Watched the good dinosaur today…read moregreat film. The staff were very helpful and polite. Would recommend the cinema for a great family fun day out. They have a games room , Costa Coffee so there's something for everyone.

it's shows films, it's lovely and quiet if you go there in the daytime, it charges you ridiculous…read moreprices for food and drink....just like any other cinema. Bring back independents that show classic films and have good popcorn!

Would love to give a massive thank you and shout out to Josh & Jack who where so welcoming and kind…read moreto us on our visit this evening. They were also great at giving suggestions when we were deciding our food and most importantly what beers to get!

I've been a member since October 2021 and this is just great. I frequent the place. Three screens…read moreof varying size and layout - intimate and luxurious. The staff are equipped with a knowledge of film and an enthusiasm for the art of cinema. I grab a couch, remove my footwear and use the cushions to get comfy. An alcohol-free G&T is discretely served to my seat-side table. Films are often personally announced just ahead of the Kaplinsky certificate and after the trailers. In Screen 1 the curtain draws and renounces and the lights go up, just at this moment, like the old days. My membership gets me a free supper for Throwback on Sundays (modern classics) and the lounge areas between the screens are worthy of experiencing for dining even if you're not up for a movie. Classic Modernist furnishings align to the Bauhaus movement / The International Style and serve to complement the building's architecture and history. Clean lines. Stylised neon. Decadent minimalism. Quality to detail. Lush textures. Red lights and mirrors. A relaxing atmosphere with wifi. There's a content partnership with AppleTV+ so you get exclusives, simultaneous releases and even opportunities to watch the pilot episode of a new small-screen series right here on the big one. The staff are professional, laid back and expedient. They have the sophistry to serve you when you require serving or leave you be if you want that. Jack stands out for his other-level Customer Service delivery which ALWAYS belies a genuine commitment to making your experience the very best. And I've worked in New York, New York so I know what first rate CS looks and feels like. There's a smart park with benches out back (there are two entrance/exits). St John's square is like Soho Square in the West End, London innterms of size and feel. I often sit there watching the footy on my phone or reading if I arrive early. It's peaceful and smart at this end of town. The Everyman smartphone app is the clincher. Book your seat, save to apple wallet, add to calendar for a reminder and often, as you leave the venue, it connects through to Apple Music and plays you the theme tune to what you just watched as you leave the building right into your airpods. Not bad! Check it out but don't tell everyone.

A very large cinema in Manchester city centre, this cinema was previously operated by ODEON, until…read morethey were forced to sell the cinema to rivals, VUE, who now operate the cinema. This location is HUGE - 23 screens, 4,723 seats, and one of the largest IMAX screens in Europe, The cinema is over multiple floors, and the layout can be a little confusing, the staff seem friendly enough and on guard to help. If you require lift access, you will require a staff member to help you with this as they are NOT customer operated. Escalators are available without the help of a staff member. There are lots of screens to pick up and purchase tickets, and there is normally at least one person on the manned desks if you want to use as little technology as possible to get your tickets. There are often cheaper screenings, costing around £4.99 per person, so it is reasonable and affordable, combined with the many offers available from many third-party companies including banks and insurance companies, who offer discounted cinema tickets. Snacks are expensive, but what cinema doesn't charge an arm and a leg for the slightest bite to eat? Not much has changed since the ODEON days, the main difference is the branding around the cinema, some parts could do with a refurb but still a nice, large cinema in a great central city location. 4*

Good central location and plenty of screens. Rarely have to queue for tickets and these usual range…read moreof snacks available. The individual screens are pretty big and there seems to be a lot of legroom in the standard seating.

I loved the vibes and the frendlyness and the place was…read moreclean . the seats were nice and comfy and i could see the movie from the seat but vue on the over hand is the worst cinema in the north . and the worst vue is the accrington the viaduct anyways i love the cineworld in bolton 5 star experience .

I come here more often than I let on with my check ins - and that's because it's just so easy - I…read moredo have a cineworld card where I can see as many films as a I want for around 18 pound but this particular cinema is really good. It is not huge nor is it really tiny I would say it's a good size. There is a reasonable sweet and ice cream stand and if your lucky enough to be served by mike behind the counter he is one of the best staff there, always really helpful and engaging. The popcorn and soda stand is the same as always but pretty good - the arcade is ok sometimes the machines are broke but I never go on these so it doesn't bother me. There is a bar upstairs and although that's not always on when it's quiet it can get busy on Friday or Saturday night. If your ever around I would recommend seeing a film here!

I've been neglecting Yelp... adulting is tough stuff. So we went to a movie ;) The cinema is…read morewithin a convenient walking distance for us, so we can usually make a spur-of-the-moment decision on whether or not to see a movie. The problem is that we haven't seen many movies of late that we were interested in seeing at the cinema. Maybe we are getting old or maybe the movies aren't really that great, so we have not been in awhile. We kept seeing commercials for 'Jurassic World' and of course everyone is posting on FB about it, so we decided it would make for a good Sunday afternoon activity. This Cineworld is huge with three floors, including an IMAX and 3D screens. They always seem to have a nice variety of options for children, as well as concerts and Bollywood films. We have had some problems trying to collect our tickets from the machines, but on this occasion the machines did work. Once you get through, there is the usual Pick-n-Mix stand, and of course popcorn and other sweets. However, they do have a Baskin Robbins counter with a nice selection of ice cream. On this occasion we stuck to popcorn, but I can say that the Brownie Sundae is wonderful! They do have combos, for example a medium drink and medium popcorn for £6.50. I know everyone has a whinge about prices at cinemas, but let's be honest, concessions is where they make their money, besides, I've never had my purse searched before... a candy bar from ASDA has made it in once or twice. Anyway, on the next floor up, there is a bar, although I don't know that I have ever seen it open. With as large as the place is, navigating it isn't too bad, but I'm not sure that there are other concession counters, so during peak hours, you may find yourself spending the previews in a queue. We have seen movies in 2D, 3D, and in the IMAX and all of the facilities are well maintained, it is clean (no sticky floors), and the seats are quite comfortable. I know on occasion, when Mr. Snarky has used the app to book tickets, sometimes the seating plan doesn't quite match what is actually there, so just be aware of that. If you are seeing a movie in 3D, you have the option to bring your own 3D glasses with you or purchase them on-site. Just make sure you have the right kind of 3D glasses because, apparently, not all 3D glasses are made the same?! We had purchased some the first time we went and we just use those whenever we go now. The other bonus is that there are multiple restaurants within walking distance of the cinema, so you can easily make a day/night of it. Parking is free and there is a lot of it! However, watch out if you are parking on the edges of the car park as people who frequent the McDonald's up the road like to dump their rubbish at the edges of the car park. If you are using public transport, buses do stop across the street from the cinema, but only at night, weekends, and bank holidays. And if you are walking, Waters Meeting Road has recently been resurfaced and some of the pavements have been redone and bushes cleared away so you can actually walk on the pavement. There is also a path from Crompton Way just on the left side of the gym next to the cinema, which also makes for a 20-minute walk from the train station. So quite easy access regardless of how you are making your way there. Overall, it is a great facility that has really been well maintained.

Cineworld is all the movie experience you need. If you go to a different cinema brand thing quit it…read morego to cineworld. At cineworld they do all sorts of things, such as : 4DX (this is where the seats move) 3D 2D (normal) and lots of others. Cineworld brings happiness and joy to your films and is so enjoyable I recommend unlimited card. Also I hope this review helps and make sure your next film is there.

Great cinema, great location. Has 14 screens and an imax screen. You can book online to save…read more They have a great offer where you pay a monthly fee of £16.90 and get a cineworld card which allows you to go to the cinema to watch a 2D films as many times as you want within that month. You also save 20% off confectionery within the cinema. You can save 20% off at some of the restaurants within the park such as frankie and bennys, nandos