Staff here are always so friendly and never had any issues with any of the multitude of films I have watched here. Sound and picture quality totally on point! read more

So, it's a standard Vue. But I tend to lean more towards the Vues than any other chain. This is the closest cinema to my place of residence, and it is very easily accessible via bus, tube, foot, hoverboard, roller skates, although I can't vouch for parking, as I clearly don't have to park my hoverboard. Regardless! Movies are £11.50 for standard seating and I believe £13 for VIP. I don't know that splurging for the VIP seats is necessary here as the standard seats are quite roomy, comfy, and have tons of leg room. I'd plopped my bag, coat and scarf in front of my seat, still had plenty of leg room, and people could easily pass by. There don't appear to be any "XTREME" screens, so you'll have to go to a larger Vue if that's what you're after. The seating and floor were clean, they had a Ben and Jerry's, and I got to see the new Bond well before my American buddies back home. I couldn't really ask for more. read more

Summary: Adequate, clean theater that provides the latest releases Comfort: Seats were fairly comfortable. Certainly much better than a lot of theaters I've been to. The slight gradient of the stadium style seating made it easy to pick a good spot and not have to have your neck creak. Screen Quality and Placement: The screen was fairly sharp and clean, making film viewing an enjoyable experience. Food: Popcorn was slightly substandard (better in NY and the states) Came here a few times through my various stays in London. Latest movie I saw at this theater was "The Expendables 2" read more

We've made a habit of booking all our cinema dates here, as it's often less crowded and well within our flats distance. Most everything is what you would expect of a Vue franchise, but more residential. It is connected to the tube as well, which makes it a convenient transit at anytime. Last but not least, a number of very good food options are available nearby, so perfect if you're looking for a bite or a drink before or after your movie. read more

This is the place around me that always seems to have the best selection of films. Not necessary the best films, but the best selection. Set on the first floor above the tube, in the complex of shops and restaurants I like to call Vue Village, you can even pop in for some Yo! Sushi before the film. By the way, how hip is 'Yo!' sushi - 'Want some sushi, dude?' 'Yo dude, sushi rocks!'. I digress. With nine screens showing the latest releases with some older films scattered in from time to time, and comfy seats inside you know, the ones with the big headrests and drinks holders, this is one comfy cinema experience. Also offers extortionate food and drink how can a hot-dog cost a fiver? It's not cheap at £8.50 a ticket, but you do get the big experience here. Definitely worth it for the summer blockbusters. I went to see a cartoon the other day. Maybe not so worthwhile! read more

Headed over here today to check out the new Thor film (in 3D of course!). As usual to avoid the rather extortionate cinema prices for food and drink I wandered into the conveniently located Sainsbury's first. I always quite fancy a cinema drink, there's something nostalgic about cradling an oversized drink in my hands whilst watching a film - always takes me back to my (younger) childhood, but of course back then and outside of London the drink would have cost a third of the price and I'd have had a novelty tub of popcorn to boot. Plus I wouldn't have had to pay, but there we go. The cinema is always clean and the staff polite and helpful, and going on a Wednesday is a bonus when you are on the right phone network... We always get there a little early to watch the trailers and scout out the next film we want to see (happens to be Priest), and with our 3D glasses on we sat and watched the film, which was great. The atmosphere was good and I noticed a previous reviewer commented on the temperature... I must say I've never really thought too much about that until now, and having been to this cinema several times over the last 5 years I can safely say I must have sat in all of the screens and never been too hot or cold! Screens here are a wide range of sizes depending on the film - if you see a new one when it first comes out, it'll be a big screen; a film close to its cinema-expiration-date will usually come with a tiny screen. Personally I prefer the bigger rooms and so generally go to see films when they first come out if I can at all help it, but whilst they have 'VIP' seats, which are bigger with large arm rests, I've never been tempted to spend the extra money. Overall a great cinema, with lots of films on offer at lots of times so plenty of choice. And in the location it's in you also have the added option of a meal before or afterwards at one of the eateries, as well as an easy journey home - unless Chelsea are playing at home of course! read more

As a chain cinema goes, there isn't much that I feel I can add here. It pretty much standard - over priced snacks that you will queue too long for but good films at an expected price (around £10). Tney have introduced the new 'VIP seating' which means paying a few pounds more for extra squidgy, wider leather chairs. Good in theory, poor in practice as no-one checks so everyone just sits in them anyway. read more

So the big plus here is that the cinemas a clean with great screen and sound quality. The massive downside is the speed of service is incredibly slow. I'm not sure if its their systems or staff training (reckon its a bit from column a and a bit from column b) but it's sloooooowwwww... Recommend you pre purchase your tickets and bring your goodies along to speed things up. I'm deducting one more star for the fact that the movie starts approx 30 MINUTES AFTER SOMETIMES in my experience! 10-15 is standard, 20 is greedy (more ad revenue) 30+ is a joke. read more

I've always had a good experience here which is why I'm surprised by the negative reviews. I'll pay more attention to the criticisms next time I visit. read more

The Fulham Vue is part of a shopping centre attached to the District line which also includes some great chain cafes/ restaurants including Yo Sushi, so it's extremely convenient to drop by. Interestingly there's just one integrated til for tickets and food. Whilst this means you can buy everything at the same time, I can see it getting very busy. Since I stopped by early on a weekday this wasn't a problem. It took a moment to get the staff member's attention, but once I did they were helpful. The film screen wasn't massive, but it appears to be a modern digital type so it wasn't too much of an issue. The chairs were also surprisingly comfortable, probably one of the nicest outside the West end. read more

The cinema was on the second floor of the station shopping center.It was very easy to get there.The enviorment was excellent and the sound effect was also quite nice.Sometimes you could find 2 for 1 offers.If you are live around,this one would be the first choices for cinema. read more

Whilst the cinema itself is modern with large screens, the airconditioning is 'centrally controlled' meaning the staff or manager can't turn it off or on when they choose. It usually goes during the second half of the movie, so you end up freezing. The popcorn is pretty crap too. read more

Great tiered seating, good sound system, good selection of films, both commercial and sometimes they show arty films too. Highly recommend it. read more

It was so hot yesterday that me and my partner thought watching a movie at the Vue Fulham Broadway would be a great idea because the room would have air conditioning,How wrong I was to think that.Once we sat down,I realised how hot and sweaty I was and I went out to let the staff know that the AC was not working, he then assured me that the air con would be turned on immediately, 30 minutes later still hot and sweaty with no air con I went to speak to the staff again and this time the staff assured me again that the manager was himself dealing with it and the air con would be on shortly so I headed back to my seat believing that the staff would do as they said. The film lasted 2 hours with no air con on the hottest day of the year so far, it was the worse experience of my life at a movie. As I walked to the front to ask to speak to the manager their was already 4 people waiting to make the same complain, the staff member said that the manager would be down within 2 to 5 minutes which we thought that was reasonable, 20 minutes later the manager Ali comes down with no apology for making us wait 20 minutes for him, he was not interested in our complaints and refused to give us our money back and then wouldn't give us his full name. People should not be in a position of management if they can not deal with simple complaints. 0 star read more

Nice venue with clean rooms and decent seating. Refreshments at the counter are a bit expensive though.

located above fulham broadway tube, not a bad cinema. Not this biggest and shows latest films. Prefer to go to the vue at westfield few stops away tbh though. read more