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Town Name Cinema Name TOWN NAME CINEMA NAME Aberdeen Cineworld (Union Square) Aldershot Cineworld Altrincham VUE Andover Odeon Annan Lonsdale City Cinema Ashford Cineworld Aylesbury Odeon Barnsley Parkway Cinemas Barnstaple Scott Cinemas Barrow VUE Barry Memo Arts Centre Basildon Cineworld Basingstoke Odeon Bath Little Theatre Cinema Bath Odeon Bedford Cineworld Bedford VUE Belfast Odeon Beverley Parkway Cinemas Bicester VUE Birmingham Cineworld (Broad Street) Birmingham Empire (Great Park) Birmingham Odeon (New Street) Bishops Stortford Empire Blackpool Odeon Bluewater Showcase Cinema de Lux Boldon Tyne and Wear Cineworld Bolton Cineworld Bolton VUE Boston West End Cinema Bournemouth Odeon (BH2) Bracknell Odeon Bradford Bradford at National Media Museum Braehead Odeon Braintree Cineworld Bridgend Odeon Brighton Cineworld Brighton Duke's at Komedia Brighton Odeon Bristol Scott Cinemas Bristol Showcase Cinema de Lux Bristol VUE (Cribbs Causeway) Bristol VUE (Longwell Green) Bromborough Odeon Bromsgrove Artrix Bromyard Conquest Theatre Broughton Cineworld Burton-on-Trent Cineworld Bury The Rock VUE Camberley VUE Cambridge Arts Picturehouse Cambridge The Light Cinema Canterbury The Gulbenkian Cardiff Odeon Cardiff Showcase (Nantgarw) Carlisle VUE Carmarthen VUE Caterick Garrison Empire Chatham Odeon Chelmsford Odeon Cheltenham Cineworld Cheshire Oaks VUE Chesterfield Cineworld Chichester Cineworld Christchurch Regent Centre Cleethorpes Parkway Cinemas Cleveleys VUE Clydebank Empire Colchester Odeon Corby Savoy Cinemas Coventry Odeon Coventry Showcase Cinema de Lux Cramlington VUE Crawley Cineworld Crewe Odeon Cromer Regal Movieplex Croydon Vue (Croydon Purley Way) Cwmbran VUE Darlington Odeon Darlington VUE Dartington Barn Cinema, Dartington Hall Derby Odeon Derby Showcase Cinema de Lux Didcot Cineworld Didsbury Cineworld Diss The Corn Hall Doncaster VUE Dorchester Odeon Douglas, Isle of Man Broadway Cinema Dudley Odeon Dudley Showcase Dundee Cineworld Dundee Odeon (Douglas Field) Dunfermline Odeon Eastbourne Cineworld Eastleigh VUE Edinburgh Cineworld Edinburgh Odeon (Fort Kinnaird) Edinburgh Odeon (Lothian Road) Edinburgh VUE (Ocean Terminal) Edinburgh VUE (Omni) Epsom Odeon Exeter VUE Exmouth Scott Cinemas Falmouth Phoenix Cinema Farnborough VUE Gateshead Odeon (Metro Centre) Gateshead VUE Glasgow Cineworld (Renfrew Street) Glasgow Showcase Gloucester Cineworld (Quays) Grimsby Whitgift Film Theatre Guernsey Princess Royal Centre for Performing Arts Guildford Odeon Hamilton VUE Harlow Cineworld (Queensgate) Harrogate Odeon Harrow VUE Hartlepool VUE Hastings Odeon Hatfield Odeon Hemel Hempstead Cineworld Henley-on-Thames Regal Picturehouse Hereford Odeon Herne Bay Kavanagh Cinema Hexham Forum Cinema High Wycombe Cineworld High Wycombe Empire Huddersfield Odeon Hull Cineworld Hull Odeon Hull VUE Huntingdon Cineworld Ipswich Cineworld Ipswich Empire Isle of Wight Cineworld Ivybridge The Watermark Jersey Cineworld Keswick Alhambra Cinema Kettering Odeon Kilmarnock Odeon Kingsbridge Kings Cinema Kirkwall The Phoenix Cinema, Pickaquoy Centre Lancaster VUE Leamington Spa VUE Leeds Showcase Cinema de Lux Leeds VUE (Kirkstall) Leeds VUE (The Light) Leicester Odeon Leicester Showcase Cinema de Lux Leicester VUE Leigh Cineworld Lincoln Odeon Liverpool Odeon (Liverpool ONE) Liverpool Odeon (Switch Island) Liverpool Picturehouse at FACT Livingston VUE Llandudno Cineworld Llanelli Odeon London - Beckenham Odeon London - Covent Garden Odeon London - Crouch End Crouch End Picturehouse London - East Dulwich East Dulwich Picturehouse London - Enfield Cineworld London - Finchley Road VUE London - Greenwich Greenwich Picturehouse London - Greenwich Odeon London - Islington VUE London - Kingston Odeon London - Piccadilly VUE London - Shepherds Bush VUE Westfield London - South Woodford Odeon London - Stratford Stratford Picturehouse London - Walthamstow Empire London - Wandsworth Cineworld London - Wimbledon Odeon Loughborough Odeon Louth Parkway Cinemas: Playhouse Maidenhead Odeon Maidstone Odeon Malmesbury Movies @ Malmesbury Manchester Odeon (Trafford Centre) Manchester VUE (Lowry) Manchester VUE (Printworks) Mansfield Odeon Merthyr Tydfil VUE Middlesbrough Cineworld Milton Keynes Cineworld Milton Keynes Odeon (Milton Keynes Stadium) Monmouth The Blake Theatre Much Wenlock The Edge Arts Centre New Brighton The Light Cinema Newark Odeon Newbury VUE Newcastle-under-Lyme VUE Newcastle-upon-Tyne Cineworld Newcastle East Odeon (Silverlink) Newport Cineworld (Spytty Park) Northampton Cineworld Northwich Odeon (Barons Quay) Norwich Cinema City Picturehouse Norwich Odeon Nottingham Cineworld Nottingham Savoy Cinemas Nottingham Showcase Cinema de Lux Nuneaton Odeon Okehampton New Carlton Cinema Oldham Odeon Orpington Odeon Oxford Odeon (Magdalen Street) Oxford VUE Paisley Showcase Penrith Lonsdale Alhambra Peterborough Showcase Cinema de Lux Peterborough The Key Theatre Plymouth VUE Poole Cineworld Port Solent Odeon Portsmouth VUE Potters Bar Wyllyotts Theatre Prestatyn Scala Cinema Preston Odeon Reading Showcase Cinema de Lux Reading VUE Redruth Regal Cinema Richmond Odeon Rochdale Odeon Rochester Cineworld Saffron Walden Saffron Screen Salisbury Odeon Scunthorpe VUE Sheffield Cineworld Sheffield Odeon Sheffield The Light Cinema Sheffield VUE Shrewsbury Cineworld Sidmouth Scott Cinemas Slough Empire Solihull Cineworld Southampton Harbour Lights Southampton Odeon Southampton Showcase Cinema de Lux Southend Odeon Southport VUE St Austell White River Cinema St Helens Cineworld Staines VUE Stevenage Cineworld Stirling VUE Stoke-on-Trent Odeon Street Strode Theatre Stroud VUE Sunderland Empire Sutton Coldfield Empire Swadlincote Odeon Swansea Odeon Swindon Cineworld (Shaw Ridge) Swindon Empire (Greenbridge) Tamworth Odeon Taunton Odeon Taunton The Brewhouse Theatre & Arts Centre Teeside Showcase Telford Odeon Tenbury Wells Regal Tenbury Wells Thanet VUE Thurrock VUE Torbay VUE Trowbridge Odeon Truro Plaza Cinema Tunbridge Wells Trinity Theatre Tunbridge Wells Odeon Uxbridge Odeon Wadebridge Regal Cinema Wakefield Cineworld Walsall Showcase Warrington Odeon Watford VUE Wellington Wellesley Cinema Weston super Mare Odeon Weymouth Cineworld Wigan Empire Witney Cineworld Woking Ambassadors Cinemas Woodbridge The Riverside Worcester Odeon Worksop Savoy Cinemas Wotton under Edge The Electric Picturehouse Wrexham Odeon (Eagles Meadow) Yeovil Cineworld York City Screen Picturehouse York VUE.
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