formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Sam Mendes’s First World War film 1917 already made an impressive mark when it debuted at UK cinemas with £7.45m including £100,000 previews – but was that simply a triumph of marketing of the film’s ambitious “continuous-shot” execution? Now the … Continued
Netflix might have earned more Oscar nominations than any Hollywood studio, but the UK is enjoying a cinema renaissance as chains add sofas, reclining seats and waiter service for a classier night out. Source: Cinemas look to reel in punters … Continued
From his childhood to his military career and his family life beyond, Harry Birrell captured it all When Harry Birrell bought his first home in the 1950s, he wanted a place where his family could watch the footage he had … Continued
Film has been replaced by digital in our cinemas. But some big names – including Christopher Nolan and Quentin Tarantino – believe the switchover was a terrible mistake Source: Is it time to bring back the projectionist?
Production of the next Star Wars movie has brought a £150m economic impact to Britain, according to recently released accounts. Source: Star Wars brings £150m economic boost to Britain – Telegraph
A lack of blockbusters in 2014 caused a 3.7pc decline in UK admissions at Cineworld, but the cinema chain said it made up for the shortfall with price rises and by selling more tickets to more expensive IMAX screenings. via … Continued