Cinema owner @picturehouseuck & The Atrium East Grinstead. https://teapawt.net/t.co/CGcPQZzuZa. All opinions were probably someone else's first. BHAFC WSL.
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Bazzza Lyndon! We're back baby! Restored in all the K's, Kubrick's "coffee table book of a film" is as magisterial as ever and demands to be seen on the big screen. Kevin and Mike Bradbury return with some searing insights.*
*may not be true.
Open the Pod bay doors! A new Sound of the Picture House with me and @mikebradburys. Go on, give it a go and I'll come round your house and dance for you...
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Mike and I witter on about this month's Big Screen film @PictureHouseUck for Halloween & go back to 82, picking the best horror film scores and some juicy tips for scary films you may not have seen. We even bring Tobe Hooper back from the dead.
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CE3K @PictureHouseUck on Sunday almost sold out. I’m introducing, @mikebradburys and I have recorded a podcast to go with! First in a season of films that MUST be seen in the cinema. bit.ly/PODCloseEncounters Here is me with my original quad that you can see in the restaurant.
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1st pod talking @PictureHouseUck's 4K big screen season, @mikebradburys & I talk CE3K, back in time to Films Illustrated March '78 and what films were in UK cinemas. We pick our fave Sci Fi music & more. It'll get better, we promise. kevinmarkwick.libsyn.com/clo… Thanks for listening!
Hello East Grinstead. Happy to say we have bought your cinema. I'm looking forward to meeting friends old and new and bringing some of the @PictureHouseUck magic to The Atrium. Do pop in and say hi.
Get the nostalgia, with hindsight these films look cheeky fun but this is a tad disingenuous. Flocking to cinemas? It was dark time for cinemas with plummeting admissions and the proliferation of cheap sex comedies didn’t help.
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