This is such a great cinema, a real traditional experiance. They have two screens, the larger of…read morethe two has a balcony and you can even sit on the back row in the double seats, how romantic!! My partner and I love sitting at the back, its a simple treat that cheers us both up. The second smaller screen is very intimate and is enjoyable when it is quite empty but I find it quite annoying if it is full up and there are people chatting or messing around. This is my one complaint about this cinema, I have seen quite a bit of silly behaviour from groups of teenagers and I know that this can be difficult for staff to deal with. I do much prefer this cinema to the big cineworld in Ashford for atmosphere and price, the only reason we would go to ashford is if the film we wnted to see wasn't on in Folkestone.

I love this cinema. It used to be the old town hall and was converted some 20 years ago to be two…read morescreens. The larger cinema has a balcony with the 2 seater love seats at the back. The seats in the larger theatre are a little small and uncomfortable but the ones in the right hand theatre have been replaced. What I love about this place is they still have a reasonable policy on charging for popcorn and sweets its only a little more than the shops, whereas at the larger multiplexes you end up paying more for a drink and pop corn than you did for the theatre tickets. This place is never a busy as a multiplex and its great for when you want to go to a new release film but cant be doing with the crowds at the multiplexes. Friendly staff, although it is upstairs so not good if you are disabled or need help.

The Kino Rye opened in Jan 2015 and is the second Kino Cinema (after Hawkhurst). They are billed as…read moreboutique cinemas to enjoy the cinema experience in stylish, comfortable surroundings. The Kino Rye is built in a former Victorian school building and has won several design awards. There are three screening rooms that can also all be hired on a exclusive basis (the red, blue and silver rooms). Smaller than the big multiplex screens but comfortable with roomy seating and a licensed cafe-bar serving coffee, cakes, wines and beers. Very chic!

This independent cinema is a really lovely place in Hastings Old Town on the High Street. You can…read morebuy alcohol or soft drinks at the bar before the screening, which is much preferable to sneaking it into the likes of the Odeon! The films shown here range from art house to blockbuster - there's usually something to interest most people each week. I love the cosiness of it, although the seats can get a little uncomfortable after a while (if you have a sensitive back, I suggest taking a cushion to be on the safe side!) I love this cinema and heartily recommend it to anyone who comes to the Old Town.

UGC is a nice cinema though I would say they really over price on their snacks and drinks it's…read moredisgusting. The cinema itself is nice and clean and large. It's not too cold either like some can be. You can get hold cold and frozen snacks and there's also a help yoursel sweety bit ( but beware these bags are decieving at how much they way) There is also a bar but you do have to be over 21 to be served there Good day out for the family

Good cinema with a few nice big screens, lots of parking and plenty of choice of places to eat…read moreafterwards. Seats are comfy with a decent amount of leg room (although not as much as in some other cinemas) There are nine screens showing all the latest films, prices of drinks etc are a bit steep but to be expected when going to the cinema.

Great Cinema! Very clean and tidy…read more Candy store, Ice Cream bar, Video Game/Fruit Machine room, 3D Screens. My Fiance and I saw "The Meg" in 3D there.

A cinema is a cinema right? No matter where you go you always pay for overpriced popcorn and have…read moreto walk on sticky floors. It's the norm. Although, standing at the Ickes office for 5 minutes waiting for someone to turn up and take too much money from us isn't.. No one even shouted to say where to buy tickets, instead we had to shout over to the guy selling popcorn, to which he replied..over here... It wouldn't of been a problem if there was a sign or if they hadn't watched us stand there knowing what we were waiting for. Once we bought out tickets we thought we would waste a little time in the arcade, which used to be a lot better. But we couldn't because the change machine wouldn't take any kind of money from anyone.. Sooo we just watched our film, which wasn't the best but that's not anything to do with the cinema mind, the 35 minutes of adverts was a bit much though

We loved this little cinema when we were holidaying in Westgate. It's really friendly and…read morereasonably priced, we found it a joy to go there and we would recommend it.

A very nice little independent cinema in Westgate-on-Sea. Reasonably priced tickets, especially on…read morea Monday when all seats are £3, the rest of the time prices are £4.20 - £6. The cinema is divided into 3 screens, Premiere, Century and Bijou screens, the biggest being the Premiere (this screen also has the most expensive seats £6 for their premier seats) and this is where most of the new releases are shown. The century and the Bijou screens are both quite a bit smaller (the bijou is like watching a film in your front room!) but both show the bigger releases a couple of weeks after and also show the more independent films. Overall a nice little cinema well worth a visit if in the area and dont fancy a trip to the big multiplex.

this is a great,the seats are very comfy you could easily fall asleep in them ,there is also a very…read moregood icecream bar there aswell

Based in The Gulbenkian Theatre at the University of Kent, this is a cinematic experience with a…read moredifference! Tickets are cheap, movies are great and some cult favourites are often played here. It isn't glam or grand, based in a lecture theatre at the university, but you tend to be able to see great, serious film from foreign cinema, or some lesser known directors closer to home. It is quiet, clean and definately for the film buff, so it means you can watch what you like in peace. Free parking makes this a better bet than the Odeon in town and if you go to a cheap monday night film - it is even better value.

Don't expect to see blockbusters here or to be able to buy to tub of popcorn. This is the place for…read morethe smaller British film and the foreign films. I like this place very much, mostly because, unsurprisingly, I like to be able to watch a film without people talking through it and it tends to attract film students and older people who sit in silence. The bar and food have improved greatly since a refurbishment a few years ago and it feels so much more personal and a sophisicated night out than going to a multi-plex. As an added bonus you can park close by for free, which is unusual in Canterbury and there is a regular bus service into town.