McCurley Avila

2 months ago

Review

As much as I love Bristol's selection of indie venues, this is the best cinema in the city. It can be totally packed (with kids!) and you wouldn't know it, the screens are huge, the seats are comfy and the sound is excellent. Friendly staff and a decent (Shining-themed!?) bar top it off.

Dan Brain

2 months ago

Review

My local cinema. Generally never too busy even when a film has just come out. Food overpriced but same with most cinemas nowadays. Extremely good ticket prices which makes up for this. £5 for an adult ticket all day every day. Combined with 241 makes it an extremely cheap outing! Queues for tickets can sometimes take a long time but staff tend to be friendly! Recently noticed the ceiling lighting has been a little bit bright during movies and sound seems slightly quieter but not too much of a complaint. Anything bad about Vue tends to be balanced out with something really good.

Richard Barkwill

in the last week

Review

Not bad pricing for tickets, paid £19 for four tickets, but drinks etc are extremely expensive. Over £10 for two medium cokes and a bottle of water which lost the last star. Other than that very good.

Richard H

a month ago

Review

Screens seen well maintained, sound is good and there are VIP seats. However the rest of the complex has plenty of broken bits that look like they haven't been fixed in a while: broken floor tiles, trailer screens, toilet doors (why there's always some idiot who feels it necessary to break a toilet door or lock I don't know) and taps. Ok to watch a film but I didn't feel inclined to hang around before or after, however there aren't many options this side of Bristol.

Jon Quinion

a week ago

Review

Surprisingly not too expensive. 3 adult tickets £17.we had the whole of screen 12 to ourselves for the 10.30 pm showing of Downton the movie. Be warned though the pick and mix is super expensive £2.50 per quarter!!!