Best places: Movie theaters in Westminster, United Kingdom

Film buffs' haven for new releases, cult movies, singalongs and all-nighters, with bar and food.

Movie theater chain known for presenting 3D films on a giant screen, including blockbusters.

South Bank film complex for screenings, lectures and exhibitions, with cafe-bar and river views.

Bustling square founded in 1670 featuring a small park, statues of film characters & major cinemas.

👍👍 Went to see Glass Onion.... Mondays are relatively quiet, and not all that busy. Screen 2 is of medium size, seating very comfortable, and is also wheelchair friendly. As a member you get access to the quirky members bar and money off perks on food and drink. Views from the upper level terrace and m...

Three-screen cinema with a bar & cafe.

👍👍 I think most people try to avoid the front row of the cinema but in this case I would actually highly recommend it here! I came to see Barbie in Cinema 3 - this cinema is small but it was such a good viewing experience. This cinema is more expensive compared with other cinemas, but the seats recline...

😠 Absolutely terrible experience. For starters the ticket price was incredibly high at 18.50 pounds. For this extreme price point we were treated to an extremely poor experience. The seats were unclean and sticky and looked like they had been urinated on and not cleaned. They were very uncomfortable w...

2-screen arthouse cinema focused on independent and foreign films, with royal boxes and a bar.

Experimental visual art, performance and film presented across galleries, a theatre and 2 cinemas.

😐 Despite the sound and screen quality being great, unfortunately we were left a little disappointed after visiting the cinema in the power station. The website promises “sumptuous reclining seats” however the seats barely recline and don’t stay in the reclined position. They are also not what I woul...

State-of-the-art chain cinema for blockbusters in 2-D or 3-D format, plus family and student deals.

🫤 Great place to live but not worth the high rent and issues, some quite serious. You pay for amenities and the bragging rights. You have no real control over your bills and the standing charge for the heating and cooling system is £60 a month. If you use it marginally you're looking at £100 a month....