Hundreds of Star Wars superfans swarmed cinemas across the city on Wednesday night for the first screening of new film The Last Jedi. Midnight screenings took place at locations including the Odeon Luxe Glasgow Quay where 11 of the 12 screens available were showing the latest installment in the Star Wars story for the first time. There were many similar events across the … [Read more...] about The first Glasgow screenings of Star Wars: The Last Jedi
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Drive-In Movies Christmas returns to Loch Lomond
Itison Drive In Movies is returning to the bonny banks of Loch Lomond Shores from 19th – 24th of December for six days of Christmas movies on the world’s biggest mobile LED screen. Tickets are on sale today. Expect a magical winter wonderland with sparkling fairy lights, gourmet street food, in-car karaoke and all your favourite Christmas classics on the big screen – an … [Read more...] about Drive-In Movies Christmas returns to Loch Lomond
Scotland’s largest Odeon Luxe cinema to launch in Glasgow
An announcement today confirmed that Odeon Glasgow Quay will fully launch as an Odeon Luxe on 15th November. Following the launch of similar upgrades in East Kilbride and Edinburgh last month, the new addition will mean Scotland will be home to three of the four first Odeon Luxe cinemas in Europe. The cinema will have a total of 937 handmade reclining seats across 12 … [Read more...] about Scotland’s largest Odeon Luxe cinema to launch in Glasgow
Independent Glasgow Horror Festival set for The Classic Grand
Glasgow based independent horror experts Popcorn Horror are bringing the scares of international horror festivals to Scotland this Halloween. The team have revealed plans for a two day horror festival and convention to take place in The Classic Grand on November the 4th and 5th. Following a smaller scale horror night in The QMU in 2015, and a sold out single day festival in … [Read more...] about Independent Glasgow Horror Festival set for The Classic Grand
Glasgow Film Festival Review: The Slab Boys
Described as a vivid piece of social observation cinema, John Byrne’s film adaptation of his stage play The Slab Boys returned to the big screen at the Glasgow Film Theatre for the 20th anniversary of its release in 1997. Attended by John Byrne himself and cast members Robin Laing and Julie Wilson Nimmo, the packed screening was filled with fierce fans of the Britpop-era cult … [Read more...] about Glasgow Film Festival Review: The Slab Boys