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Electric Cinema (Birmingham)

Description: 47-49 Station Street, Birmingham.

Newest Review: ... multi storey car park and a half demolished (and apparently forgotten about) shopping centre. It’s a shame cos this place could really thrive if it was picked up and moved to a nicer spot! I was surprised as I walked through the old fashioned glass and brass front door at how small the foyer is. On one side is a small art deco bar and the entrance to Screen 1 is directly in front of you, ... more

... with a tiny ticket office squeezed alongside the bar. It’s so quaint; I fell in love with the cinema there and then. The foyer is decorated in pleasant neutral colours with various old fashioned movie style photographs and advertisements. Upstairs is...more

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Electric Cinema (Birmingham): Watching A Blockbuster the Old Fashioned Way! (1288 words)
by - written on 09/04/07 (Very useful, 258 readings)
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Within Birmingham City Centre there are no less than three (maybe more!) huge great multi screen cinemas, boasting the best of surround sound and such massive high quality images that you’re practically experiencing the movie of your choice in 3D. A lovely range of food and snacks is available, usually along with a gift store selling such overpriced items as Mickey Mouse socks or a poster of Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible. So when I won a family ticket to see a kids film preview at a cinema I’d never heard of, located in one of town’s shabbiest streets, I was not impressed. However, while looking for directions to the wretched place I discovered that ... Read the complete review

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