Film Review: The Laundromat – “Soderbergh’s film is a kaleidoscopic portrayal of greed and corruption”
Monday 18th November 2019
Helen Tope reviews The Laundromat, showing in our cinema until Thursday 21 November.
The Laundromat attempts to unsettle us right from the start. We meet our … Continue Reading
Film Review: “Don’t Look Now looks stunning on the big screen and has lost none of its power to intrigue and shock”
Monday 4th November 2019
Ben Cherry reviews Don’t Look Now, showing in our cinema until Thursday 7 November.
Halloween may be over, but horror films are for all year round … Continue Reading
Film review: The Goldfinch – “a beautifully-voiced odyssey through pain and privilege”
Monday 28th October 2019
Helen Tope reviews The Goldfinch, showing in our cinema until Thursday 31 October.
Taking a book from page to screen is no easy task. In adapting such … Continue Reading
Film Preview: Judy – “Zellweger nails Garland’s ability to tap into the pain, and just makes it sing”
Monday 28th October 2019
Helen Tope reviews Judy Garland’s biopic Judy, showing in our cinema from Friday 1 November to Thursday 7 November.
After a brief hiatus, it seems that … Continue Reading
Film Preview: The Farewell – “a heart-warming exploration of family, morality and belonging”
Monday 14th October 2019
Alice O’Hare reviews The Farewell, showing in our cinema from Friday 18 to Thursday 24 October.
One might assume that a film centred around the consequences of … Continue Reading
Film Review: Downton Abbey – “the film hits every sweet spot a Downton fan would want”
Monday 14th October 2019
Helen Tope reviews Downton Abbey, showing in our cinema until Thursday 17 October. We also have a Bringing in Baby screening on … Continue Reading
Film Review: A Faithful Man – “a multi-dimensional slice of life that never takes itself too seriously”
Monday 7th October 2019
Alice O’Hare reviews A Faithful Man, showing in our cinema until Thursday 10 October.
In a bold yet simple opening, A Faithful Man (the sophomore effort … Continue Reading
Film Review: Notorious – “What Hitchcock delivers here is a definitive take on the spy thriller.”
Monday 7th October 2019
Helen Tope reviews Notorious, showing in our cinema until Wednesday 9 October.
1946 was a very good year for film. The Big Sleep, Gilda and It’s a … Continue Reading
Visiting the cinema this October? Let us know what you think!
Wednesday 2nd October 2019
This October, we are running our annual cinema survey. If you attend a film screening this month, you will be invited to complete a survey about your experience with us.
Plymouth … Continue Reading
Film Review: Bait – “a talent to look out for”
Tuesday 1st October 2019
Nigel Watson reviews Bait, showing in our cinema until Wednesday 2 October. All screenings of Bait are currently sold out but because it is so popular … Continue Reading
Film review: “As a psychological study, Mrs Lowry and Son excels”
Monday 30th September 2019
Helen Tope reviews Mrs Lowry and Son, showing in our cinema until Thursday 3 October.
Filmed with a lightness of touch, Mrs Lowry and Son is a delicate … Continue Reading
In Pictures: Open Air Cinema 2019
Wednesday 25th September 2019
Our Open Air Cinema programme for 2019 is over, but we’re thrilled to be able to share these sunset photos that our Projectionist Sam Lyne took at our … Continue Reading