Picturehouse Central

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Tomorrow Birds' Eye View presents Chloe Zhao's critically acclaimed drama #TheRider.
The preview will be followed by a panel including a leading film critic, an equine learning expert, an actor/brain injury survivor and a top Neuro-psychologist. http://ow.ly/HOsk30lNayl

John Falstaff plans to hustle his way to a comfortable retirement by seducing the wives of two wealthy men in Royal Shakespeare Company's live screening of The Merry Wives of Windsor. TONIGHT! http://ow.ly/ZvTd30lMrVi

"Glossy romcom is a vital crowd-pleaser." **** The Guardian .
Come see rom-com event of the year Crazy Rich Asians from Friday. http://ow.ly/eZaE30lMpg

One of cinema's greatest actors. See Harry Dean Stanton's swansong in John Carroll Lynch's #Lucky - out Friday. http://ow.ly/rZdC30lM6kN

Cinema’s newest odd couple, 89-year-old Agnès Varda and young photographer JR delight in #FacesPlaces. See it this Thursday as part of our Women's Work season! http://ow.ly/JbvQ30lLSTx

This month's brand new episode of INSIDE PICTUREHOUSE shows off the beautiful Crouch End Picturehouse and features; #ChloeGraceMoretz in The Miseducation of Cameron Post, American Animals, A Simple Favor and a superb #GlennClose in #TheWife.

A portrait of four people in the last year of their lives.
See Steve Eastwood's stunning #Island tonight, followed by a director Q&A.

Come on in to Picturehouse Central...

The biggest rom-com of the year! Crazy Rich Asians is on sale now! http://ow.ly/5mll30lK8Db

A Star is Born is already a triumph at festivals. Luckily, Bradley Cooper's directorial debut starting Lady Gaga is now on sale. Pick up your tickets now. http://ow.ly/8myM30lJRAU

A study on indigenous languages and how to keep them alive. Open City Documentary Festival continues tonight with Those Who Come, Will Here. ow.ly/Dz1430lJJUF

Grab your super-suits...The Incredibles return as our Vintage Pixar Season continues this Sunday! http://ow.ly/VSnu30lJagD

Desiree Akhavan's The Miseducation of Cameron Post is out today!

We're sad to hear the news about Burt Reynolds. Thank you for the movies. What's your favourite Reynolds performance?

Channel your inner Cher as we head back to the Island of Karakori!
Dress as your favourite characters, get your vocal chords ready, and become the Dancing Queen of your dreams as Mamma Mia 2! Here We Go Again comes back for an epic sing-long.

"An unexpected, outside-the-box treat." **** Empire Magazine.
#Puzzle is out in cinemas tomorrow. http://ow.ly/txRw30lI05i

It's Freddie Mercury's birthday today and we've released tickets for #BohemianRhapsody to celebrate an icon that was truly made in heaven. http://ow.ly/nIXv30lGXlV

Would highly recommend to anyone as a place to wind down, relax whilst in London for business or pleasure, with the family or on your own or to spend the day working with excellent WI-FI

I love this cinema...hands down the best in London! Lovely members bar to have a drink after the movie, the most comfortable seats, all kinds of movies...not just new releases and best of all the occasionally dog friendly screening!!!

Great films. Great venue in central London. Fantastic and reasonably price food. Members bar rooftop terrace is a highlight before the film. I enjoyed Sundance Festival and saw two films. Yardie with Q&A was memorable. 5*

Best cinema in London - or central london at least. Comfy seats (esp on Screens 1 and 2 - they recline!), amazing sound system and patrons who respect others (ie they don’t talk to their friends all the way through a film or decide to check their phone every 10 minutes). Add to this a cool bar/restaurant and a lovely members only bar and you have a great destination for a night out.

a very good cinema in general. Screen 1 is a very respectable size. my only criticisms would be that the seats could be wider and the film was a little too loud. far louder than Curzons, Everymans, Odeons and Vues (with whom i see most films)

Went to the very excellent Dark River with Q&A. Cinematography excellent, music excellent, general acting excellent, both stars excellent. Q&A - not so good... really, really needed amplification - was so quiet the only clear person was the actress Ruth Wilson, who knew how to project...

Please address this for next time.

If you are a member make sure you go upstairs to buy discounted tickets as the downstairs machines do not allow this option . Staff are well aware of this yet there are no signs informing members of this . Shocked .

I visited for the first time in May and saw the 70mm "non-restored" 2001: A Space Odyssey. I was very satisfied by the whole experience. But now I see that the workers are striking demanding decent pay :( I will adjust my rating to 5 stars as soon as the cinema reaches a fair deal with it's workers and I will be back on my next visit to London. If they have to raise prices, I will gladly pay a bit more as this was an excellent cinema.

doesn't pay its staff the living wage, full of union busters who'd rather sack and intimidate union members than give them a workplace with dignity.

Very disappointed to learn that Picturehouse don't pay their staff a living wage, while Cineworld, which owns Picturehouse, makes £93 mil a year. Won't be going back to Picturehouse until they start to treat their workers better.

Treats its staff like crap. Boycott Picturehouse until they pay the London Living Wage, recognise the workers' union BECTU and reinstate the four sacked reps.

Staff at Picturehouse Central have been striking for a Living Wage, decent sick pay, company maternity/paternity pay, and for their chosen union to be recognised. They're joined by workers from four other cinemas in the chain. Picturehouse not only refuse to negotiate, they sack union reps and threaten to sack all workers that strike. All the while being part of the second largest cinema chain in the world. The workers and their union have called for a consumer boycott of Picturehouse. I hope others support the strike and join the boycott until Picturehouse give in to the workers' demands.

Poor service, often screenings are disturbed, unfriendly managers and on top of that don't pay their staff properly! Disgraceful cinema, would NOT recommend.

Members of cinema workers’ union, Bectu, have been engaged with Picturehouse management for two years in a dispute over pay and union recognition. Striking workers say Picturehouse refuses to negotiate over issues such as sick and parental pay, and the London living wage (currently £10.20). - The Guardian

Love this cinema but so sickening that they won’t pay their staff a decent living wage. Went yesterday and there was a protest outside when we came out - wouldn’t have gone in if we’d known. Cineworld owns it, so not like it’s some struggling indie...

Looks good, but apparently my small hand luggage case precluded us going into the cinema. Apparently this large, modern cinema doesn't have a cloakroom, and refuses to cater to travellers, despite being in central London. As a result, my one window to see the last jedi with my family closed. Bah humbug picturehouse. Won't be hanging my festive hat on your in the future. Get a cloakroom like every other central London entertainment venue.

I hear you don't pay the living way to your staff... Not cool, not cool.



I like going to cinemas where the workers are being paid enough to live on sorry. :(

Have CANCELLED my membership and encourage others to. A nasty, vindictive employer who bullies their employees and refuses to pay the living wage despite making over £100m in profits last year.



Wont be visiting again until they start treating their excellent staff with the dignity and respect they deserve by paying them properly and reinstating the union reps they've sacked.

Cinema has all the bravado on the outside. In one of the screens some of the seats sit behind the back-speaker which means you don't get the effects of surround-sound. The speakers also reverberate with the ceiling tiles.



Seats are comfortable but due to the above really not a great place to watch a film.



I brought this up with customer services who were very unhelpful.

Would highly recommend to anyone as a place to wind down, relax whilst in London for business or pleasure, with the family or on your own or to spend the day working with excellent WI-FI

I love this cinema...hands down the best in London! Lovely members bar to have a drink after the movie, the most comfortable seats, all kinds of movies...not just new releases and best of all the occasionally dog friendly screening!!!

Great films. Great venue in central London. Fantastic and reasonably price food. Members bar rooftop terrace is a highlight before the film. I enjoyed Sundance Festival and saw two films. Yardie with Q&A was memorable. 5*

Best cinema in London - or central london at least. Comfy seats (esp on Screens 1 and 2 - they recline!), amazing sound system and patrons who respect others (ie they don’t talk to their friends all the way through a film or decide to check their phone every 10 minutes). Add to this a cool bar/restaurant and a lovely members only bar and you have a great destination for a night out.

a very good cinema in general. Screen 1 is a very respectable size. my only criticisms would be that the seats could be wider and the film was a little too loud. far louder than Curzons, Everymans, Odeons and Vues (with whom i see most films)

Went to the very excellent Dark River with Q&A. Cinematography excellent, music excellent, general acting excellent, both stars excellent. Q&A - not so good... really, really needed amplification - was so quiet the only clear person was the actress Ruth Wilson, who knew how to project...

Please address this for next time.

If you are a member make sure you go upstairs to buy discounted tickets as the downstairs machines do not allow this option . Staff are well aware of this yet there are no signs informing members of this . Shocked .

I visited for the first time in May and saw the 70mm "non-restored" 2001: A Space Odyssey. I was very satisfied by the whole experience. But now I see that the workers are striking demanding decent pay :( I will adjust my rating to 5 stars as soon as the cinema reaches a fair deal with it's workers and I will be back on my next visit to London. If they have to raise prices, I will gladly pay a bit more as this was an excellent cinema.

doesn't pay its staff the living wage, full of union busters who'd rather sack and intimidate union members than give them a workplace with dignity.

Very disappointed to learn that Picturehouse don't pay their staff a living wage, while Cineworld, which owns Picturehouse, makes £93 mil a year. Won't be going back to Picturehouse until they start to treat their workers better.

Treats its staff like crap. Boycott Picturehouse until they pay the London Living Wage, recognise the workers' union BECTU and reinstate the four sacked reps.

Staff at Picturehouse Central have been striking for a Living Wage, decent sick pay, company maternity/paternity pay, and for their chosen union to be recognised. They're joined by workers from four other cinemas in the chain. Picturehouse not only refuse to negotiate, they sack union reps and threaten to sack all workers that strike. All the while being part of the second largest cinema chain in the world. The workers and their union have called for a consumer boycott of Picturehouse. I hope others support the strike and join the boycott until Picturehouse give in to the workers' demands.

Poor service, often screenings are disturbed, unfriendly managers and on top of that don't pay their staff properly! Disgraceful cinema, would NOT recommend.

Members of cinema workers’ union, Bectu, have been engaged with Picturehouse management for two years in a dispute over pay and union recognition. Striking workers say Picturehouse refuses to negotiate over issues such as sick and parental pay, and the London living wage (currently £10.20). - The Guardian

Love this cinema but so sickening that they won’t pay their staff a decent living wage. Went yesterday and there was a protest outside when we came out - wouldn’t have gone in if we’d known. Cineworld owns it, so not like it’s some struggling indie...

Looks good, but apparently my small hand luggage case precluded us going into the cinema. Apparently this large, modern cinema doesn't have a cloakroom, and refuses to cater to travellers, despite being in central London. As a result, my one window to see the last jedi with my family closed. Bah humbug picturehouse. Won't be hanging my festive hat on your in the future. Get a cloakroom like every other central London entertainment venue.

I hear you don't pay the living way to your staff... Not cool, not cool.



I like going to cinemas where the workers are being paid enough to live on sorry. :(

Have CANCELLED my membership and encourage others to. A nasty, vindictive employer who bullies their employees and refuses to pay the living wage despite making over £100m in profits last year.



Wont be visiting again until they start treating their excellent staff with the dignity and respect they deserve by paying them properly and reinstating the union reps they've sacked.

Cinema has all the bravado on the outside. In one of the screens some of the seats sit behind the back-speaker which means you don't get the effects of surround-sound. The speakers also reverberate with the ceiling tiles.



Seats are comfortable but due to the above really not a great place to watch a film.



I brought this up with customer services who were very unhelpful.

Would highly recommend to anyone as a place to wind down, relax whilst in London for business or pleasure, with the family or on your own or to spend the day working with excellent WI-FI

I love this cinema...hands down the best in London! Lovely members bar to have a drink after the movie, the most comfortable seats, all kinds of movies...not just new releases and best of all the occasionally dog friendly screening!!!

Great films. Great venue in central London. Fantastic and reasonably price food. Members bar rooftop terrace is a highlight before the film. I enjoyed Sundance Festival and saw two films. Yardie with Q&A was memorable. 5*

Best cinema in London - or central london at least. Comfy seats (esp on Screens 1 and 2 - they recline!), amazing sound system and patrons who respect others (ie they don’t talk to their friends all the way through a film or decide to check their phone every 10 minutes). Add to this a cool bar/restaurant and a lovely members only bar and you have a great destination for a night out.

a very good cinema in general. Screen 1 is a very respectable size. my only criticisms would be that the seats could be wider and the film was a little too loud. far louder than Curzons, Everymans, Odeons and Vues (with whom i see most films)

Went to the very excellent Dark River with Q&A. Cinematography excellent, music excellent, general acting excellent, both stars excellent. Q&A - not so good... really, really needed amplification - was so quiet the only clear person was the actress Ruth Wilson, who knew how to project...

Please address this for next time.

If you are a member make sure you go upstairs to buy discounted tickets as the downstairs machines do not allow this option . Staff are well aware of this yet there are no signs informing members of this . Shocked .

I visited for the first time in May and saw the 70mm "non-restored" 2001: A Space Odyssey. I was very satisfied by the whole experience. But now I see that the workers are striking demanding decent pay :( I will adjust my rating to 5 stars as soon as the cinema reaches a fair deal with it's workers and I will be back on my next visit to London. If they have to raise prices, I will gladly pay a bit more as this was an excellent cinema.

doesn't pay its staff the living wage, full of union busters who'd rather sack and intimidate union members than give them a workplace with dignity.

Very disappointed to learn that Picturehouse don't pay their staff a living wage, while Cineworld, which owns Picturehouse, makes £93 mil a year. Won't be going back to Picturehouse until they start to treat their workers better.

Treats its staff like crap. Boycott Picturehouse until they pay the London Living Wage, recognise the workers' union BECTU and reinstate the four sacked reps.

Staff at Picturehouse Central have been striking for a Living Wage, decent sick pay, company maternity/paternity pay, and for their chosen union to be recognised. They're joined by workers from four other cinemas in the chain. Picturehouse not only refuse to negotiate, they sack union reps and threaten to sack all workers that strike. All the while being part of the second largest cinema chain in the world. The workers and their union have called for a consumer boycott of Picturehouse. I hope others support the strike and join the boycott until Picturehouse give in to the workers' demands.

Poor service, often screenings are disturbed, unfriendly managers and on top of that don't pay their staff properly! Disgraceful cinema, would NOT recommend.

Members of cinema workers’ union, Bectu, have been engaged with Picturehouse management for two years in a dispute over pay and union recognition. Striking workers say Picturehouse refuses to negotiate over issues such as sick and parental pay, and the London living wage (currently £10.20). - The Guardian

Love this cinema but so sickening that they won’t pay their staff a decent living wage. Went yesterday and there was a protest outside when we came out - wouldn’t have gone in if we’d known. Cineworld owns it, so not like it’s some struggling indie...

Looks good, but apparently my small hand luggage case precluded us going into the cinema. Apparently this large, modern cinema doesn't have a cloakroom, and refuses to cater to travellers, despite being in central London. As a result, my one window to see the last jedi with my family closed. Bah humbug picturehouse. Won't be hanging my festive hat on your in the future. Get a cloakroom like every other central London entertainment venue.

I hear you don't pay the living way to your staff... Not cool, not cool.



I like going to cinemas where the workers are being paid enough to live on sorry. :(

Have CANCELLED my membership and encourage others to. A nasty, vindictive employer who bullies their employees and refuses to pay the living wage despite making over £100m in profits last year.



Wont be visiting again until they start treating their excellent staff with the dignity and respect they deserve by paying them properly and reinstating the union reps they've sacked.

Cinema has all the bravado on the outside. In one of the screens some of the seats sit behind the back-speaker which means you don't get the effects of surround-sound. The speakers also reverberate with the ceiling tiles.



Seats are comfortable but due to the above really not a great place to watch a film.



I brought this up with customer services who were very unhelpful.

Would highly recommend to anyone as a place to wind down, relax whilst in London for business or pleasure, with the family or on your own or to spend the day working with excellent WI-FI

I love this cinema...hands down the best in London! Lovely members bar to have a drink after the movie, the most comfortable seats, all kinds of movies...not just new releases and best of all the occasionally dog friendly screening!!!

Great films. Great venue in central London. Fantastic and reasonably price food. Members bar rooftop terrace is a highlight before the film. I enjoyed Sundance Festival and saw two films. Yardie with Q&A was memorable. 5*

Best cinema in London - or central london at least. Comfy seats (esp on Screens 1 and 2 - they recline!), amazing sound system and patrons who respect others (ie they don’t talk to their friends all the way through a film or decide to check their phone every 10 minutes). Add to this a cool bar/restaurant and a lovely members only bar and you have a great destination for a night out.

a very good cinema in general. Screen 1 is a very respectable size. my only criticisms would be that the seats could be wider and the film was a little too loud. far louder than Curzons, Everymans, Odeons and Vues (with whom i see most films)

Went to the very excellent Dark River with Q&A. Cinematography excellent, music excellent, general acting excellent, both stars excellent. Q&A - not so good... really, really needed amplification - was so quiet the only clear person was the actress Ruth Wilson, who knew how to project...

Please address this for next time.

If you are a member make sure you go upstairs to buy discounted tickets as the downstairs machines do not allow this option . Staff are well aware of this yet there are no signs informing members of this . Shocked .

I visited for the first time in May and saw the 70mm "non-restored" 2001: A Space Odyssey. I was very satisfied by the whole experience. But now I see that the workers are striking demanding decent pay :( I will adjust my rating to 5 stars as soon as the cinema reaches a fair deal with it's workers and I will be back on my next visit to London. If they have to raise prices, I will gladly pay a bit more as this was an excellent cinema.

doesn't pay its staff the living wage, full of union busters who'd rather sack and intimidate union members than give them a workplace with dignity.

Very disappointed to learn that Picturehouse don't pay their staff a living wage, while Cineworld, which owns Picturehouse, makes £93 mil a year. Won't be going back to Picturehouse until they start to treat their workers better.

Treats its staff like crap. Boycott Picturehouse until they pay the London Living Wage, recognise the workers' union BECTU and reinstate the four sacked reps.

Staff at Picturehouse Central have been striking for a Living Wage, decent sick pay, company maternity/paternity pay, and for their chosen union to be recognised. They're joined by workers from four other cinemas in the chain. Picturehouse not only refuse to negotiate, they sack union reps and threaten to sack all workers that strike. All the while being part of the second largest cinema chain in the world. The workers and their union have called for a consumer boycott of Picturehouse. I hope others support the strike and join the boycott until Picturehouse give in to the workers' demands.

Poor service, often screenings are disturbed, unfriendly managers and on top of that don't pay their staff properly! Disgraceful cinema, would NOT recommend.

Members of cinema workers’ union, Bectu, have been engaged with Picturehouse management for two years in a dispute over pay and union recognition. Striking workers say Picturehouse refuses to negotiate over issues such as sick and parental pay, and the London living wage (currently £10.20). - The Guardian

Love this cinema but so sickening that they won’t pay their staff a decent living wage. Went yesterday and there was a protest outside when we came out - wouldn’t have gone in if we’d known. Cineworld owns it, so not like it’s some struggling indie...

Looks good, but apparently my small hand luggage case precluded us going into the cinema. Apparently this large, modern cinema doesn't have a cloakroom, and refuses to cater to travellers, despite being in central London. As a result, my one window to see the last jedi with my family closed. Bah humbug picturehouse. Won't be hanging my festive hat on your in the future. Get a cloakroom like every other central London entertainment venue.

I hear you don't pay the living way to your staff... Not cool, not cool.



I like going to cinemas where the workers are being paid enough to live on sorry. :(

Have CANCELLED my membership and encourage others to. A nasty, vindictive employer who bullies their employees and refuses to pay the living wage despite making over £100m in profits last year.



Wont be visiting again until they start treating their excellent staff with the dignity and respect they deserve by paying them properly and reinstating the union reps they've sacked.

Cinema has all the bravado on the outside. In one of the screens some of the seats sit behind the back-speaker which means you don't get the effects of surround-sound. The speakers also reverberate with the ceiling tiles.



Seats are comfortable but due to the above really not a great place to watch a film.



I brought this up with customer services who were very unhelpful.