Cineworld

It’s not the worst cinema. The seating is comfy and they do show most of the popular flicks. Plus, if you love films you can get a monthly pass. And if you are into Bollywood, the latest and greatest are shown here. But… it’s in a tough location unless you drive or want to take a bus or two. They don’t have a huge selection of shows for mainstream customers. And, finally, it’s expensive for where it is.
This is a cinema that will appeal to families who have a car and don’t want to deal with kids whining for fast food, as there isn’t any nearby. Good during day shows as few people show up.
It works, but it’s not for everyone. As its close to me and has free parking (I’m looking at you O2 cinema), I’ll probably be back.

Full of noisy chavs talking at the back through out Hunger Games 2.
The cinema is small and located in a strange place in a middle of nowhere. It is very difficult to get to unless you happen to live locally and can actually walk there.

6 screen cinema that’s in a strange location. Located in a business park in North London it’s not the easiest place to get to without a car. There aren’t any cafes or pubs nearby so you are restricted to the cinema food or Chiquitos.
The screens are big and there is plenty of leg room (this is pretty important for someone that’s quite tall like me). The sound is good and the seats are comfy. They also show a selection of Indian films on a regular basis as well as the regular Hollywood blockbusters.

Limited screenings not much of a choice so will be trying elsewhere.

the staff are very friendly and are more than willing to help, the food is slightly over priced but it was expected as being in a cinema. great service though.

The staff here are cheerful and friendly. Its a local cinema, for a quiet movie to pass time in the evening. Not a big place, and there are times they arent showing the newest released so they lose a star due to small variety of movies. However the place is nice enough, but be forewarned, the drinks and snacks are very expensive here as compared to most cinemas!

The only downside to this cinema is that it is located right by the motorway in a business park so there are no bars or anything fun nearby (apart from Chiquito’s restaurant…*ahem*…) so if you want a night out with food/​drinks/​entertainment before of after your movie, then perhaps not the best place to go (unless you are driving, of course!)
Anyway, all that aside, the cinema tickets are way cheaper than other places, as it is not a central London location. Adult tix are £7.50, and you can book online too for a small fee.
The screening rooms are a good size, clean and new. There is LOADS of leg room (the famous cinema scenario when you try to scooch out of the row and everyone has to stand up does not happen here as there is practically a whole pathway to get past on each row) and there are quite a few screens.
The snacks are typical (extortionate) cinema prices, although I did buy a ‘twister’ ice lolly for £1.15 which I thought was totally reasonable!
I can walk here or take a short bus ride from my house, so if I am just after a quiet local movie night this is perfect, but not the best location if you want to make a big night of it or if it is out of your way.

You will find this Cineworld on the shopping business park right next to Staples Corner. I have been a couple of times and both times have been for a recently released movie. The good thing about this cinema is it never really gets that busy so you can get in to see the new release of an evening.
They have several screens and will often have the same movie showing in more than one screen which adds to the choice. They have a large food area selling the usual hot dogs 4.99, popcorn 5.99.
However having said all of that, I have yet to find a screen that has stadium seating and on the last occasion I had this couple talking a lot and blocking the view by leaning over. For that reason, I will always choose Vue over Cineworld where possible.
There is a nearby Mexican restaurant across from the cinema which is good for a meal either before or after your movie.

My daughter recently visited here to see a film and had quite a good time. She booked tickets in advance which was a good idea as the queues were horrendous and the cinema was packed with school children who’d just broken up for the holidays. The tickets are about £6 and staff check your bags as you go in to make sure you’re not bringing in any outside food to eat inside the cinema as they sell refreshments there. A reasonably good cinema, and conveniently located quite near to Brent Cross.

Cineworld is a local multiplex cinema with six screens. Over the past 20 years it has changed names many times, from MGM to Virgin to Cineworld. It is by modern standards pretty run down, and this is clearly visible from the fact that the red chair material has disappeared from the arm rests due to wear and tear. The facilities are minimal, and I suspect it is because this is not one of the cinemas brining in as much money. The location is also a bit boring unless you are planning on shopping. The cinema only has PC World, Currys and a few other shops for company. The only restaurant in the area is Chiquitos, which does quite good Mexican food. If you want to find something more interesting to do before watching a film I would advise taking a short bus ride to Brent Cross shopping centre.