I give it five stars because the price for a movie is just that good. Every movie is £4, a 3D one…read moreis £5 (I think). They have a lot of the latest movies, some indie movies too. Yes, the rooms are not as cared for as in more expensive cinemas (though it's mostly the customers fault who behave like pigs and leave rubbish all over the floor), but I will NOT complain as I got to watch a lot of big-bucks movies for £4 only. They have had movies like Beauty and the Beast, Ghost in the Shell, Guardians of the Galaxy, Mad Max:Fury Road - Black and Chrome edition, Boss Baby, Smurfs so you usually have plenty of choice, be it for grown-ups or for kids. You will pay more for drinks and snacks than for a movie, to be honest. I usually make a day out of it and go to 2 movies since it's so cheap.

Although not every screening room is as polished as other, higher priced cinemas - you really can't…read morecomplain when you're paying £4 per cinema ticket, no matter what time of day. Been coming here for about 6 months now and saw Guardians of the Galaxy there in screen 7 last night. Could not fault it at all. Not forgetting that two large Tango blasts, a large popcorn and a bag of chocolate m&m's came to just under a tenner. Fantastic place - wish there were more in the UK.

I really like Showcase cinema in Newham. When I was a student at UEL I would pop over after class…read moreand watch a movie. The entry was reasonable for London at around £5.75 (before 4pm) and the auditoriums are large with great screens and sound. It is important to me that the popcorn, nachos and hot dogs are good quality. Showcase didn't let me down and the food was good. With small inner city cinemas popping up everywhere around London, it is great that large atmospheric theatres like Showcase in Newham are still going strong.

What I really like about this cinema: - the big comfy seats…read more(it's worth your money to pay the little extra for them) - the lack of people (many times I have sat in the theatre with only a few people) - you can book your tickets with the app (don't forget to get them printed at the cinema) - ample car park - cleanliness - drinks, food, sweets Room for improvement : - when busy (quite rare by my experience) the staff at the popcorn/ drinks station could be faster and more efficient - sometimes it stinks outside (not the cinema's fault) Overall: pretty good cinema, showing a range of films. My regular!

Movie theatres are little different to review. If we talk about the main purpose i.e. watching a…read moremovie, this Cineworld location performs good. Good collection of shows, decent seats, good sound system, clean environment. But when we talk about perks such as food, it receives a thumbs down. As reviewed before by other yelpers, food really doesnt look appealing. If you dont look forward for food while watching a movie, just go ahead, you wont be disappointed.

This cinema is my local, and I frequent it often. I don't love it though…read more I guess it comes down to what you expect from a cinema these days. I mean, I kind of want some place that was built in 1920s and still has popcorn stains from war-time. But it's a bit unfair of me to judge every modern cinema based on that. Take for example, the Cineworld in Ilford. Each room is clean, the screens are clear and the prints tend to be very good. It's a good, solid cinema experience.. so why should I be negative?. This particular Cineworld is probably the best cinema to go to if you're Asian or interested in Bollywood movies; as they often have more films from the East than Hollywood. In fact; the place is really buzzing when a new Bollywood film is released; they bring out the whole community!. If you're more interested in British and American films like myself; then chances are you're only really going to get to see the biggest blockbuster releases; i.e. a new Johnny Depp film or Pirates Of The Carribean 9. But I'm not complaining - it serves its purpose, and is a fine if slightly soulless place to catch a movie. Kudos to Cineworld as a company though; for their Cineworld Unlimited passes; where you pay £11-16 a month for unlimited movies. A great deal.

Great cinema It's clean we have good seats and a good…read moreamount of parking ;-) On this occasion we have found the lady behind the till to be very rude. After barking tickets at my partner he handed them to her. The assistant checked them and barked again "family". She then handed the tickets back to him and turned and walked away. The attitude of this member of staff has made an impact on my willingness to return again

Purely as a cinema this isn't bad at all. It's not usually busy and I've never had to queue for…read morelong. It's a very pleasant cinema to go to - modern and comfortable and I've never had any problems with the quality of the screenings or the other customers who have been there. It's a big, friendly, well decorated cinema with plenty of screens and plenty of choice. It may seem harsh to judge a cinema on it's location, but this would get a much higher rating if it wasn't in Dagenham. Let me start by saying if you want to go to this cinema you should go by car. It's very accessible and has a very big car park. I, unfortunately, made the mistake of going by tube, and when me and my friend got back to the station we encountered a group of guys who were extremely drunk and has obviously been fighting. One was covered in blood and one of the others had a broken bottle in his hand. We tried to turn away but before could we were mugged as one of the group held a broken bottle to our heads. Now again, it may seem harsh to judge the cinema based on an unfortunate incident unconnected with the cinema in any way. As I said the actual cinema itself is excellent. But I have to judge this on the whole experience - if travelling by tube I'd would never go here again and I certainly wouldn't take children. By car however, well worth a visit.