Surveying mainly independent cinemas - it's the experience that counts (films are reviewed on sister blog). What is it like to visit?
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Latest Blog Posts for Cinema With Elspeth
- London Odeon West End premiereon Oct 18, 2014 in cinemaChains don’t get done on here often, but this one is more about occasion – there’s more on my Elspeth R – A skewed world view sister blog. I think it’s greedy that Odeon has four cinemas on top of … Continue readin...
- Canterbury GulbenkianFormerly known as Cinema 3, the Gulbenkian is not easy to access, but it’s the only chance you’ll get to see an artier film in Canterbury, whose other offering is a 2 screen Odeon. Screen 1 of the 1930s cinema (which … Continue rea...
- Nottingham BroadwayYou wouldn’t easily tell this was once a Booth of Sally Army fame related chapel; but old pictures show the removed pediment and the columns which go through the blue glassed upper bar… and then it sort of makes sense. … Continue re...
- Bristol Whiteladies Picturehouse, CliftonA special cinema closed in 2001 and has stood empty ever since. Two plans are being considered and a local committee hears those of the Whiteladies Picturehouse group on Weds 18th June. Here are my thoughts: The Everyman group has … Continue re...
- Single screens – it’s the experience that countson Jun 15, 2014 in cinema cinema experience multiplex multiscreen single screen small screen Whiteladies PicturehouseI must first share the gasp I’ve just had at learning that the 1920s West Jesmond Picturehouse in Newcastle has been demolished. All the more reason to support campaigns to save other cinemas, such as the Whiteladies Picturehouse in Bristol. ...
- Strikes, Boycotts and Fair Payon Jun 13, 2014 in cinema art house boycott Brixton cinema in Britain today Curzon Mayfair fair pay living wage London Picturehouse Ritzy strikesAs I was preparing for a Brixton Ritzy piece, I looked at the news and saw about the strikes over pay. It made me wish I wasn’t a Picturehouse member, and glad that I’d not gone to one this week … Continue reading →...
- Bristol Arnolfini Can you guess which ticket was bought in the Rainbow Brite era? See below They never really explain the name - yes, it’s a medieval Italian family painting, but why for a multi arts centre set up in the 1960s whose … Continue reading...
- Ipswich Film TheatreHere’s my initial thoughts: http://elspeth-r.hubpages.com/hub/Ipswich-Film-Theatre It’s also about Norwich’s Cinema City and arts cinemas vs multiplexes more generally. Here’s my updated ones…. The IFT came back in 2010, and I travelled e...
- Rouen le MelvilleA foray into cinema outside of the UK. I’m glad to say that this type of cinema is common to France, and that this arts cinema is like Britain’s used to be. No pretence, high prices, popcorn, sofas and licensed … Continue reading ...
- Bristol Cube MicroplexWhat I love about Bristol is that it has more individual independent cinema venues than any British city outside London. Four is unusual (next best is Edinburgh with 3) – there’s the Orpheus – a 1970s old fashioned family feel ...
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