Put it on the poster: The 2018 romcom Juliet, Naked was partly filmed at the Palace. Chris O’Dowd and Rose Byrne’s characters visit to see Lost in Translation. Put it on the poster: The cinema’s first owner, Walter Hill, owned a draper’s shop across the road and was mayor of the town.

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Put it on the poster: Don’t go telling everyone, but the BFI’s Reuben Library is a lovely quiet central London spot to work from, where nobody will pressure you into spending fifteen quid on a flat white and a sad little sandwich.

Put it on the poster: The upstairs bar, Oscar’s, is named after Odeon founder and cinema trailblazer Oscar Deutsch. Introducing the extraordinary Formovie Theater, a remarkable 4K UHD Ultra Short Throw Laser Projector that brings your home entertainment to life. With its cutting-edge support for Dolby Vision and Atmos, prepare to be dazzled by breathtaking visuals and immersive sound.

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We reserve the right to charge for any postal surcharges levied by the courier eg for non mainland UK, Highlands and Islands. The only small hurdle I found was that the top corners were slightly out of focus out of the box, however, I found that once I allowed the projector to warm up it was much easier to adjust the focus.

Tamworth Castle in Staffordshire might have been built around 1073, but in all this time no one thought to host a drive-through cinema in its grounds. Until now, that is. From 14 to 15 August 2020, you can be among the first to watch The Greatest Showman and – you’ve guessed it – Grease, on castle grounds. The projector features the Android TV 11.0 smart TV platform and can stream from apps including HBO Max, Hulu, YouTube, and Disney +. It has Chromecast built-in for wireless casting from a phone, tablet, or laptop, and also comes with a compact remote control with a basic button layout, including one to trigger the projector’s Google Assistant voice control. That last feature can also be accessed via the Theater’s built-in far-field microphone by saying “Hey Google.” Quite possibly London’s most famous cinema, thanks to its starring role as host of the London Film Festival, the BFI’s flagship venue opened in 1957 as the National Film Theatre. Screening a massive choice and variety of films seven days a week, it also hosts a wealth of great annual events including LGBTQ+ film festival Flare, the Future Film festival for emerging filmmakers and a television festival in partnership with the Radio Times. As well as four screens, its eye-catching building is also home to the world’s largest film and TV archive, a library, gift shop, bar and picturesque riverfront restaurant overlooking the Thames. Rosie Hewitson

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However, I found the keystone correction to be really accurate, although depending on the location you may have to readjust the leg heights to even it out. For information or assistance, call Cineworld on 0330 333 4444 Mon-Sun 09:00 - 22:00. Calls to this number are charged at standard national rate and are included within your mobile network minutes. Put it on the poster: Homaging its locomotive past, the Station has run The Polar Express pyjama parties at Christmas (with train-shaped biscuits, obvs).

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Home to the Edinburgh International Film Festival and sibling cinema to Aberdeen’s Belmont, this three-screen indie has a global reputation for its vibrant programme of events and curated screenings. Everything about it just oozes cool: it’s set in a former church in the city centre, showing everything from niche arthouse pictures to the latest family crowd-pleasers. Born in 1976, it’s also widely recognised for its efforts in accessibility and regularly hosts screenings with audio descriptions. Chiara Wilkinson We hereby announce that, with immediate effect, the warranty period for Formovie THEATER in ALL countries we ship to has been extended from one year to two years. How to support Zeffirellis : Buy a movie and dinner deal onlineor sign up for the newsletter for regular news from the cinema.

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The Formovie Theater’s sleek design and bright, living room friendly image makes it a good choice for watching TV in a relatively well-lit room. And when you turn off the lights for movie viewing, its punchy contrast and very good shadow detail will do the best discs and streams justice. The same qualities carried over when I watched It, a movie with Dolby Vision HDR. (When a Dolby Vision source is detected, the Theater displays a logo on-screen to let you know you’re getting the real thing.) Shadows in the early scene in the slaughterhouse had good depth and detail, and later shots showed an impressive range of period-specific colors in the movie’s sets. Absolutely first class advice and service 100 % recommend for all home cinema equipment supply . Refreshing to have great ‘honest’ practical advice when there is opportunity in this sector to take advantage of someone with limited knowledge like myself !! The Theater already has a hefty spec list but it doesn't end there, Formovie has also equipped the projector with an astounding 2800 ANSI lumens, Dolby Vision and MEMC technology which is great for smoothing fast images. Formovie Theater 4k Triple Laser UST projector . This model is the current winner of the 2022 Ultra Short Throw Projector Showdown conducted by recognised industry experts. https://www.projectorscreen.com/blog/2022-laser-tv...Put it on the poster : You can play ‘spot the arthouse classic’ in basement bathrooms that are covered head to toe in film posters. Aldeburgh has all the things you’d expect of a seaside town on the Suffolk coast: fish and chips, cosy pubs and, you know, a beach. But it’s also big on culture, and you’ll find plenty of it at the Aldeburgh Cinema on the high street. Established in 1919, it’s run as a charity and supported by more than 1,000 ‘friends’. There’s a cosy screening room upstairs and a main auditorium that seats 253. You’ll find everything from new releases and big hitters, to films with a local interest. It also hosts events and has hosted the likes Bill Nighy, Ralph Fiennes and Lenny Henry for Q&As. Here’s to another 101 years. Isabelle Aron