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Harkness Screens has modified its fourth generation 2D and 3D screen surface, Clarus XC 170 to further improve performance with laser projection. via Harkness Upgrades Clarus XC 170 for Laser Projection | Digital Cinema Report.
Two competing schemes for redevelopment of a historic former theatre and cinema have gone on show. via BBC News – Bradford Odeon development schemes on view.
For all the pleasures of slurping down a soft drink the size of the moon, or injuring your neck staring upwards at an IMAX screen, you just can’t beat a classic, old-school cinema, can you? via Coolest Cinemas In The … Continued
The operator of intu Watford has announced Cineworld will run the new IMAX cinema planned as part of the Charter Place redevelopment. via Charter Place redevelopment: Cineworld will run new cinema complex (From Watford Observer).
The king of all outdoor cinema events returns this week. It’s been a long wait but The Luna Cinema makes a triumphant return on Friday 20th June with screenings taking place on consecutive days at Crystal Palace Park – The … Continued
For more than a decade the iconic Bradford Odeon has been an eyesore, but now there are plans to redevelop one of the city’s landmark buildings. Chris Bond reports. via Video: Breathing new life into Bradford’s Odeon – Yorkshire Post.
The derelict Rialto cinema in Gray’s Lane, Lochee, could soon be demolished to make way for 12 flats, if a planning application by Ramsay’s Properties is successful. via Former Rialto cinema building in Lochee faces demolition – Dundee / Local … Continued
Councillors approved plans to demolish the Rileys bar and snooker hall in Stevenage last night (Wednesday) and turn it into housing. via Plans to demolish Rileys snooker hall for housing approved by Stevenage Borough Council – News – The Comet.
THE remains of a bombed cinema in Hull are comparable to the ruins of ancient castles or a medieval monasteries. via Bombed Hull cinema ‘as important as castle or monastery’ | Hull Daily Mail.
VISITING the Rex cinema in Berkhamsted, a pretty town 30 miles (48km) from London, can feel like going back in time. The art deco building, which reopened in 2004 after being closed for 16 years, is adorned with pictures of … Continued