Everyman Cinema

Just heard back from them, they reopening in July!

Un cine muy pequeño pequeño pero realmente muy acogedor, tanto por su estilo como para su personal!

A lovely cinema with friendly staff, and a great selection of mainstream and arthouse cinema. I wish the screens were a bit larger, but that’s only a tiny complaint, and I’d much rather go here than to any of the multiplexes in the area.

I don’t think I’ve ever sat in seats as plush and comfortable. The bar is lovely and it’s so nice that you can bring your wine glass into the cinema. Interesting snacks (chocolate covered edamame, anyone?) break up the popcorn monotony. Just a lovely, stylish and comfortable experience all around.

A proper old fashioned cinema, with staff who love film, an interval (with ice creams!) and a license, which means you can take a glass of iwne in. Not the biggest or flashiest, but a cinema with character.

I love this cinema. The manager is so welcoming. I love the way they still have ushers with lights who show you to your seats and who shout Ice creams with their tray just before the film starts. Prices are pretty much the same as at the multiplex but it feels like a far more special experience to come here.

The Screen is a handy cinema for those who live in the area. Although there are only two screens, the main box office hits are shown. More intimate than the large Cineworld in crawley, and a comparable price.

I always go here rather than the harlequin, although the harlequin is cheaper. The screen is cosier, the chairs are more comfy, it always feels welcoming and friendly. The popcorn and sweets are over priced, but I bring in a packet of sweets in my handbag. The film and sound quality is great, you always get a feeling of satisfaction after you finish watching a film. Good choice of adverts. There have been some foreign films, such as the weeping Camel, which I thoroughly enjoyed.

The Screen is one of those relatively small scale cinema chains that’s a joy to visit. Sure, the screens themselves aren’t the kind of size you get in the movieplexes down in Crawley, but those popcorn halls have next to no atmosphere. The Screen shows the latest films, in comfortable seats and initmate screening rooms. It has a good range of alternative films too, for movie afficienados. There’s a bar up on the first floor that serves drink. Which is always a good thing. And the place is run by staff team that are helpful and energetic. All good. But the best bit is when the movie is about to start and the manager trots down the aisle theatrically reminding everyone to switch off phones before the movie. It’s a great touch. Personal and friendly. Sets you up nicely for a couple of hours entertainment.

This cinema has 2 screens. Often the movies are slightly behind their release date, excluding the mega-​blockbusters. What I like about this screen is the fact that it retains somewhat of an old school feel. After the trailers someone comes around with ice-​cream, you pick the seats that you want. If you don’t want to go to the soulless megaplexes, this cinema could be ideal for you