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london cinema for a £1
carol9uk
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went to london yesterday for the day.
went shopping(did not buy anything) anyway when looking to see what we could do, the odeon and empire cinemas were charging £11 to £13 pounds to see a film, it was only 4pm. anyway again :j the prince of charles cinema had films from £1.50, i went in and asked what is the next film showing and was told the brick and it was £1. okay it did not have any big stars and the cinema was quite old, (it has surround sound) but for a £1 it was okay, they were advertising more popular films as well, (the break up) .
if you want more details pm me
went shopping(did not buy anything) anyway when looking to see what we could do, the odeon and empire cinemas were charging £11 to £13 pounds to see a film, it was only 4pm. anyway again :j the prince of charles cinema had films from £1.50, i went in and asked what is the next film showing and was told the brick and it was £1. okay it did not have any big stars and the cinema was quite old, (it has surround sound) but for a £1 it was okay, they were advertising more popular films as well, (the break up) .
if you want more details pm me
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very good cinema and has many retro, avant garde, underground type movies. the price of tickets in these cinemas around central london is absolutely disgusting.Save saynoto0870.com in your favorites, and stop giving companies more £££ dialling 0870 numbers when you can dial freephones or cheaper alternatives
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if i'm picturing the correct cinema, it always seems to be showing sing-a-long films whenever i've passed it
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Raspberry_Swirl wrote:if i'm picturing the correct cinema, it always seems to be showing sing-a-long films whenever i've passed it
You are thinking of the correct cinema, they do sing-a-longs every couple of weeks.
But everyday they show movies that have been out for a while for between £1.50 and £4 (depending on when you go). The seats are comfy, the price is fantastic, you can't beat it! I'd rather wait a couple of months to see a film and pay a third of hte price....
http://www.princecharlescinema.com/0
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