Sol Cinema: At just 7ft high, 16ft long and with eight seats, is it the smallest flicks in the world?
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The 70ft by 41ft screen, which has had a chequered history since its launch as a huge IMAX in September 2001, is to shut as a commercial cinema from January via Birmingham Giant Screen Cinema to close – Birmingham Mail.
Hoverboard from Back to the Future, Captain Kirk’s costume and Alien flamethrower all up for auction. London’s Prop Store and Vue Entertainment International are to launch their first live auction featuring iconic movie props such as Marty McFly’s Hoverboard from … Continued
THE 3D revolution has fallen flat and half a century ago film buffs turned up their noses at Smell-O-Vision. So could a cinema that jolts audiences in their seats while dousing them with water, wafting them with scents and enveloping … Continued
Selfridges is to open what it claims is the first cinema operated within a department store, screening a series of classics and latest releases. via Selfridges to open in-store cinema – BelfastTelegraph.co.uk.
The Scalarama film festival celebrates the kind of discerning, disreputable curation lacking from today’s venues via Scratch’n’sniff seats: can repertory cinema be rescued from multiplex hell? | Film | theguardian.com.
The owners of Corby town centre are moving forward with some of their proposals for the stalled Vue cinema site in Elizabeth Street. via Vue cinema site plan takes step forward – Northamptonshire Telegraph.
Cinema City is to build a new show space dedicated to the region’s movie history, after a £500,000 grant was secured. via Norwich’s Cinema City to get new heritage centre after £500,000 boost – News – Eastern Daily Press.
From hot dogs to cookies and milk, there is something for everyone at Tyneside Cinema’s Tyneside Bar Cafe via Review: Tyneside Bar Cafe, Tyneside Cinema, Pilgrim Street, Newcastle – Gordon Barr – Chronicle Live.