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Wine - £4/glass (or £15/bottle)
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Friday 17th January 2025
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny CERTIFICATE 12A RUNNING TIME 142 MINUTES START TIME 7.45 PM |
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Finding himself in a new era and approaching retirement, Indiana Jones wrestles with fitting into a world that seems to have outgrown him. But as the tentacles of an all-too-familiar evil return in the form of an old rival, Indy must don his hat and pick up his whip once more as he races against time to make sure a legendary dial that can change the course of history doesn't fall into the wrong hands. Accompanied by his goddaughter, he soon finds himself squaring off against Jürgen Voller, a former Nazi who works for NASA.
Indy’s final date with destiny has a barmy finale that might divide audiences — but if you join him for the ride, it feels like a fitting goodbye to cinema’s favourite grave-robber. Empire People who love this series, and even those who don't, will find all two and a half hours to be enjoyable and often elegant. Rotten Tomatoes |
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Friday 31st January 2025
The End We Start From CERTIFICATE 15 RUNNING TIME 106 MINUTES START TIME 7.45 PM |
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When an environmental crisis sees London submerged by flood waters, a young family is torn apart in the chaos. As a woman and her newborn try and find their way home, the profound novelty of motherhood is brought into sharp focus in this intimate and poetic portrayal of family survival as a new mother embarks on a dangerous journey to find a safe refuge, all the while trying to protect her baby from the surrounding chaos.
Jodie Comer is phenomenal in this end-of-days survival thriller...I can think of few other films that get into the skin of new motherhood, with its formless terrors and fierce, furious primal love, as inventively and effectively as this one. The Guardian The End We Start From offers a thoughtful, haunting look at the end of the world. Rotten Tomatoes |
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Friday 14th February 2025
Man Up CERTIFICATE 15 RUNNING TIME 88 MINUTES START TIME 7.45 PM |
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A 34-year old single woman, Nancy exhausted by the fruitless set-ups by her friends, travels up to London to toast another 10 years of her parents' successful marriage. She runs into a 40-year old divorcee, Jack, who mistakes her for his 24-year old blind date. Nancy, deciding to go with it, happens to hop on the most chaotic yet hilarious journey of her life which neither of them will ever forget. There is drinking, competitive indoor sports, an old stalker classmate with a long-standing crush, lost divorce papers, lost hopes, and Jack finding out the truth. "Man Up" is a romantic comedy about taking chances, being yourself, making decisions, and rolling with the consequences.
Ultimately, if taken with the same pinch of salt that surely all rom-coms have come to require upon watching, this film will prove to be enjoyable, funny and endearing. The Indiedependent Even a second-rate farce like Man Up can be a jolly pick-me-up. Its momentum alone made me very happy. Vulture |
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Friday 28th February 2025
Parasite (Korean with subtitles) CERTIFICATE 15 RUNNING TIME 132 MINUTES START TIME 7.45 PM |
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The struggling Kim family sees an opportunity when their son starts working for the wealthy Park family. Soon, all of them find a way to work within the same household and start living a parasitic life. But greed and class discrimination threaten the newly formed symbiotic relationship between the Park family and the destitute Kim clan.
Thrillingly played by a flawless ensemble cast who hit every note and harmonic resonance of Bong and co-writer Han Jin-won’s multitonal script, it’s a tragicomic masterclass that will get under your skin and eat away at your cinematic soul. The Guardian Parasite is both darkly hilarious and delightfully shocking, setting a new sky-high standard for black comedy. Rotten Tomatoes |