I can't really understand what the general objection to multiplex cinemas is; granted, they only tend to show the latest Hollywood releases so you're not going to find the latest 'art house' / foriegn films in these types of venues, but on the plus side - and from my point of view, it is a really big plus - they are generally sited outside of city centres so if nothing else you're rarely, if ever, going to find yourself stuck sitting beside a stinking tramp who's only come in to shelter from the cold / rain. Harsh, and not very PC to homeless people admittedly, but some years ago I vividly remember sitting through a showing of 'Last of the Mohicans' in the - ...  Read the complete review

I recently visited my family in Bristol, and seeing as it was my Birthday I decided to ask my mum to babysit so me and hubby could go to the cinema. Something we haven't done for about a year! The local cinema was Vue at Cribbs Causeway and it has been quite a long time since we used it, when we were younger we used to go every couple of months. We went at what I would class as peak time, 8pm Friday. I was amazed to see no queues as we walked through the door, I then realised there was a sign stating that you could buy your tickets either from the food concessions or from the automatic dispensers. This seemed a little odd at what I thought was a ...  Read the complete review