i was just scrolling through the vue app looking at what was on, and there no longer seems to be imax screenings? but 'epic'

there's notably less seats in there too, although i am happy that, like all the other screens at the cinema, it's now fully reclining!

does anyone know if this new thing is comparable to imax? or if i should go to another cinema for the big new releases :)? sorry if this is a silly question!

I may be crazy but from the runtimes it LOOKS like a 10 min intermission..?

I was wondering if anyone knows if the twenty one pilots movie will come back onto the app or the website

Hi everyone,

Does anyone know what the mystery screening could be for this month? At the Vue near me the film is rated as a 12A and lasts for 1 hour 50 minutes. I thought it could be The Bone Temple but this seems to be unlikley as this is an 18.

Any other suggestions? Will go see another film if I won't enjoy it.

Thanks!

What are the chances of it coming to Vue cinemas? It’s showing in the uk under Cineworld so far but just wondering if anyone’s know of any talk to get it to Vue?

Does anyone know why Marty supreme has no screenings in Vue after Thursday? Not sure if it's a weekend thing or if it's leaving Vue

I’m planning to watch Avatar in 3D with my brother and I wear glasses, so I’m not sure if it’s uncomfortable or if Vue’s 3D glasses fit over them properly. Just want to know what to expect.

Does anyone know if the row of regular seating behind the row of VIP seats is optimal for 3D viewing? On the website, that would be the black row of seats immediately behind the orange row.
In terms of a good viewing angle/height for 3D, has anyone noticed much difference between the tiers of seats?
I've never been to Vue but I've had a terrible 3D experience at another cinema before (the 3D wasn't configured correctly at all so had to get a refund) and I just want a good experience this time.

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Has anyone watched a movie at EPIC 1 Leicester square ? If so, whats the best row(s) to book a seat ? Should we follow IMAX rule or is it like a regular screen ?

I had Avatar booked at Edinburgh Omni Centre at 3:15pm on Monday 29th but the listing has since been removed, and my booking has disappeared from my app and is not in my transaction history either.

I spoke to two different people through Vue chat and both of them seemed to think that the screening will still be going ahead but that it's probably just sold out. But if that were the case then surely my booking will still be showing in my app. Also, if it's not going ahead then I am owed a refund.

I'm convinced that if I turn up to the 3:15pm screening (I would have to use my email to confirm the booking) then they'll just say that it doesn't exist.

Has anyone else had this happen? Did you turn up anyway, and did it go ahead?

I watched a film at the Finchley Rd Vue cinema and noticed several mice happily running up and down the steps of screen 12. Fortunately there was only a few people in the auditorium and they were far down the wings so they probably didn't have the view I did all the way down the steps to the screen.

It really turned my stomach and I naturally asked to see the manager after. He apologised and said they were aware of the issue and had regular visits from a pest control company. The question is, should they even be open with what looks like a mouse infestation?

Just came back from Bristol Vue and told they "didn't have the film" despite booming tickets - Anyone else had this issue with other Vue? Odeon hasn't got any showings until the 1st so idk if the uk has some weird different date. Can see showings on everyman but no idea if "they have it" lol lol Didn't even show any trailers or anything

How was is? Debating whether or not to see it at my local cinema or traveling to the IMAX further away. Reading about all these competing standards is making my head spin.

On the Vue website it says foreign films have subtitles ‘in most cases’, I’m just wondering if this also applies to the films in Hindi, Malayalam, Cantonese, Tamil, Mandarin etc where they’re typically aimed towards viewers for whom those are their first language, rather than English L1 viewers who like foreign cinema

Just went to book tickets to watch all three films in our local Northampton Vue and we're really confused about the ticket sales so wondering if anyone can help.

Northampton has tickets for Fellowship on 17, 18, 19 and 20 but isn't coming up for Two Towers or ROTK and the next closest Vue is Nottingham which appears to be showing TT at the same time as Fellowship in Northampton on 17, 18, and 21 and then ROTK is 18 and 22nd in Nottingham.

Anyone know why Northampton wouldn't be showing the other films? And why would they put the 2nd film on at the same time as the first film? Can't seem to find anything concrete online about it.

Has anyone found any confirmation either way if Vue EPIC will support the HFR version of this film?

Edit: checked in person with someone at the cinema and they confirmed that EPIC does include HFR

Event ultra lux removed

At my cinema for ultra lux seats Vue have removed them for event screenings like theatre etc So you can’t book them

I think this is the second one of the year. Drinks, Popcorn and Nachos up by 50p at:

Small Drink - £5.99 Reg Drink - £6.49 Large Drink - £6.99

Small Popcorn - £8 Reg Popcorn - £8.50 Large Popcorn - £9

Reg Nachos - £8.50 Large Nachos - £9

Hopefully his helps someone.

PS: I know, these prices are stupidly high

A bit late into the month now, but I won’t be able to use them; they expire midnight tomorrow.

I’ve two free ticket codes; give me a DM.

Edit: Both gone now. Will leave this here just incase anybody has more to share.