Favourite cinema

[josedivs]

I'd like to add another vote for the Cineworld in Glasgow. I like the atmosphere in there and enjoy going up/down the escalators before/after the film and looking out at the city below.

[Jeffbiscuits]

Last time I was at Glasgow Cineworld I got stuck in the lift.

[morris]

Trust you. How come...legs not working?

[Jeffbiscuits]

It wasn't one of my proudest moments. We spent nearly five minutes banging the doors and when nobody saved us we pulled the doors open with fingertips.

[morris]

It didn't go in between the floors did it? Lifts make me nervous. I'd get panicky if one stopped.

[Jeffbiscuits]

Not between floors but it stopped about a foot higher than floor level so we had to jump out. I hate lifts.

[Lizhawkins]

The Old Piggery Cinema in Byron Bay, Oz.
Lounge seats:


Although when I went, it looked like this:

[jacksadullboy]

The Everyman Cinema in Hampstead, London for three reasons:

1. Sofas
2. Wine, beer and gourmet snacks (delivered to your sofa)
3. Decent size screen and good, loud sound

[rickyroma316]

In London I used to love the Prince Charles and the BFI the most - I couldn't really pick between the two. But I also used to love the Ritzy in Brixton, the Clapham Picturehouse and the Electric Cinema.

Here in New York/New Jersey I'm particularly taken with the Loew's in Jersey City, which is an old movie palace that shows classic films to fund a restoration project: http://loewsjersey.org/history/histo...ce-upon-a-time

The Film Forum and the IFC are also great. However, I do find myself yearning for the BFI.

[howdoufeelabout]

I'm partial to The Cornerhouse in Manchester and love traditional style cinemas too. My favourite chain is Cineworld in Didsbury.