for a small local cinema, its one of the best. alwatys clean and tidy well run, with friendly…read morestaff. the films are all recent releases not old going round the block films. has won awards recently. nice bar upstairs , so grab a drink before hand and chillax.

I love this place and wonder why I don't visit it more often. So for those of you living in the…read morecities then this review may go over your head. Our nearest city cinema is about 40 minute drive away - and about 40 miles. The cinema is located near the top of the high street - it has 1 screen!! Which does not have amazing sound or amazing screen. The decor is art decor - truly and the reception is always welcoming with a big smile. Expect to either go and be one a few to be in the cinema or prepare to book if it is a blockbuster French Lieutenant Woman et al If you are in Lyme and it is raining - go to the cinema it will be a experience that you will enjoy even if the film is no good..

Well it's gone down hill a little since it burnt down. High hopes that it will be rebuilt in the…read morenear future.

This is a great little cinema which is located bang in the middle of Ilfracombe High Street. They…read moreshow all the latest blockbusters here and they are open every night of the week. The seating is extremely comfortable with some screens having sofas available as well as chairs so you can enjoy the cinema experience from the comfort of your own sofa! There is a licensed bar here and they also offer waiter service and will serve drinks to your table while you watch the film. The staff are friendly and helpful and the cinema itself is clean and tidy.

The screens are small, but the ambience is great, and it's just so good to have a cinema local to…read moreBude. Support your local cinema!

Delighted that this cinema has re-opened after being closed for several years…read more The Rebel has been refurbished and now has a much improved sound system. One big screen and very comfy seats. Good selection of refreshments; clean toilet facilities. Shows a variety of mainstream movies on general release, with clever timetabling so that there's a good selection of films throughout the week. Recommend prebooking at busy times, esp in holidays as it can get very busy. The car park can also be crowded, so worth sharing a car if you can. VERY pleased to have a local cinema back again. Congrats all round.

We love this place .......a bit like going back in time but they haven't spared the horses on…read morerefurbing. Enthusiastic staff, several restaurants, pubs & takeaways nearby. Need to park in one of the main car parks via the front though.

Lovely Cinema - went to a Silver Screening in the day once - ticket was £3 inc. free coffee and sat…read moreat back on balcony (has tables between seats).

Well we went in to the plough art centre... We went in for a burger night. I had the KFC burger and…read moredad had the same, grandad had a Louisiana burger so did granny. They gave us nacho crisps with salsa and gwakamoly to start. Then the drinks arrived, I had a tango orange original , dad had a 7 up, grandad had an old Jamaica ginger beer and granny had an apple,mango j2o. Then the burgers arrived. Oh my gosh, they were gone. Best burger ever. I recommend.

A geat cafe, with exhibition space, theatre and a range of art house as well as main stream films…read more Great place to visit if you are around. (And the best food around too!).

Vue in Exeter is an excellent cinema. It is multi-screened, and the seating in each screen is…read moretiered so you get the best view wherever you sit. It has a well stocked kiosk for snacks and drinks, and even a bar. Tickets are expensive, but where AREN'T they expensive at a cinema these days! Worth a visit for a decent cinema viewing.

The Vue is a multi screen cinema based in the centre of Exeter, it is far superior to the Odeon in…read morealmost every way. Tickets can be purchased from the kiosk along with any drinks and snacks which saves queuing twice, you can also book online and just pick up your tickets from the machines at the front to save on queuing at all. There is an bar inside and you are able to take alcoholic drinks into certain screens. My only gripe with the Vue is everything is expensive, tickets, drinks, popcorn, food etc. The cinema accepts 'Orange Wednesday' codes so if you go on a Wednesday and do not buy food or drink from the kiosk you can have an enjoyable cheap night.

Never was a new cinema anticipated as much as this one. after months of apparent inaction on the…read morebuilding site suddenly St Austell's long awaited cinema opened its doors just in time for Christmas, with hundreds of local people losing bets that it would never open in time. How wrong we were - the building is modern, crisp, a vast improvement on the old cinema. Sweets, ice-creams and popcorn are reassuringly expensive (so stock up beforehand in your local supermarket) and there is a social bar area where you can meet up with friends before seeing your chosen film. We found the seats comfortable, roomy, spacious - overall a surprise! The carpets are a bit 70s but can't have everything. There isn't any parking nearby yet but it means you have plenty of time to discuss the film on the way back to your car. In summary, a pleasant surprise, a real treat for St Austell, and one we will go to again and again!

St Austell has a new cinema the White River cinema. It is a 5 screen cinema. The cinema is very…read moreplush and all the screens are off the ground floor. There is a very tidy posh bar in the cinema. i really like it but i think i still prefer truro as it has a bit more character about it.

The blurb:…read more The Barn Cinema is an independent cinema situated in a renovated 14th century barn within the grounds of the beautiful Dartington Hall estate, near Totnes. The Barn runs a wide-ranging film programme , including independent arthouse, world and mainstream cinema, seven days a week as well as a children's matinee programme on Saturday afternoons. Cinema choice can be quite limiting in Torbay where only the mainstream Hollywood movies are in abundance. The Barn Cinema at Dartington Hall has been a wonderful find to say the least and so far we have managed to see Blindness, Cypher and Planet Terror. Okay so slightly more mainstream than independent, but these films would have probably involved trips to either Exeter or Plymouth. The seating may not be especially comfortable and could well benefit an upgrade, however they may be constrained by the heritage nature of their venue, and as such loses one star. Don't expect your average multiplex with their cheap popcorn and drinks, this is a more discerning cinema. Couple with a meal at the White Hart, this makes for a great night out at the movies.

I have never felt compelled to write a review about a multiplex cinema before, I generally find you…read moreget exactly what you expect. However here this is not the case, initially I was frustrated that there is no on site parking, there is no ticket booth (bit of an issue if you want to encourage people to buy tickets), nor are there any signs up to inform you of any prices or deals on confectionery. I asked and they do combo deals but since there were no prices I'm not sure if I came out with a cheaper deal or not. All this is merely an inconvenience and doesn't ultimately ruin a cinema experience, what makes the experience is the film, if you can in fact hear it that is. For the 120 minutes I attempted to watch Keira Knightly pout her way through another corseted number (don't judge me), all I could hear was the dramatic music and explosions of the next door action film. Screens that aren't sound proof, bit of a big problem... must be improved!

A fairly modern cinema with several screens and a few licensed screens where you can consume…read morealcohol whilst watching a movie, provided the film is an 18 certificate. Tickets are not cheap, and food and drink is very highly priced so try to sneak your own in ;) Seats are comfy enough and I have never personally found the volume to be too low, picture is clear and the 3D movies are great. There is no on site parking, but paid car parks and street parking is close by. All in all a good cinema experience