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Cineworld Action Season - Predator 1987 , Speed 1994 , The Rock 1996 & More (Including 95p Booking Fee)
Cineworld Action Season - Predator 1987 , Speed 1994 , The Rock 1996 & More (Including 95p Booking Fee)
Cineworld Action Season - Predator 1987 , Speed 1994 , The Rock 1996 & More (Including 95p Booking Fee)
Cineworld Action Season - Predator 1987 , Speed 1994 , The Rock 1996 & More (Including 95p Booking Fee)
Cineworld Action Season - Predator 1987 , Speed 1994 , The Rock 1996 & More (Including 95p Booking Fee)
Cineworld Action Season - Predator 1987 , Speed 1994 , The Rock 1996 & More (Including 95p Booking Fee)
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Posted 16 March 2024

Cineworld Action Season - Predator 1987 , Speed 1994 , The Rock 1996 & More (Including 95p Booking Fee)

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Cineworld is your must-visit destination for an adrenaline fix this April. That's because we're bringing a host of classic action movies back to the big screen for our Action Movie Season, so if you're a popcorn film junkie, do not miss out.

Hot on the heels of our Sci-Fi Season, we're now honouring the genre that gave birth to the car chase, fist fight and daredevil stunt. And the good news is you can enjoy each movie for just £5.

  • Predator (screening April 3)
  • Speed (screening April 6)
  • The Rock (screening April 11)
  • Demolition Man (screening April 15)
  • Con Air (screening April 19)
  • Mad Max: Fury Road (screening April 22)
  • Commando (screening April 29)
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  1. eelvis's avatar
    It's shows up the quality of movies today when old movies, you've seen many times, is more exciting than the latest blockbusters.
    Liam_Devine's avatar
    Maybe you just hate movies. Past two years at the cinema have been phenomenonal
  2. AncientYouth's avatar
    what a sad state of affairs when cinemas have to go back over 30 years to find decent movies to show when so many today are just awful with the odd gem here and there

    Marvel and Disney movies have been utterly ruined and the box office shows it..........they have all lost hundreds of millions
    deleted42352's avatar
    We had a writers and actor strike lasting MONTHS last year, so between the loss of revenue through COVID closures and the lack of new releases to fill schedule, they are having to try and make up some of that revenue with things like this. (edited)
  3. PayPeanuts77's avatar
    Booked. 2 tickets for £6.90 using meerkat movies code.
    Now I need to find someone to drag along to watch it with me!
    Thanks, OP.
    Foxeh's avatar
    How did you manage to use the code this far in advance?
  4. edwin29's avatar
    The YouTube channels that critique modern Hollywood are more entertaining than the movies coming out these days. Critical Drinker is the pick of the bunch IMO.
    GrootThirteen's avatar
    Critical Drinker is a hatebait type; the sort of dog-whistling loon who gets a boatload of followers because he harps on about "the message" and "gender politics" and plays up to the "Everything I hate is 'woke'" brigade. Just relentlessly negative much of the time - it works for him, I guess, but very much not for me at all, and to each their own if people genuinely enjoy him.

    For me, Filmjoy (aka Movies with Mikey) is nice, with some genuine positivity to it, and I quite enjoy Thomas Flight's stuff as well as he deep-delves into stuff like sound design and cinematography and that can be really interesting.

    Mr Sunday Movies is my favourite though. Two daft Aussies shooting the shiz about films. They're quite fun.
  5. cheekster's avatar
    Good price but I do wish they would run a number of these movies on the same day. If I’m going to spend the time and money to travel to London’s West End, I’d sooner watch three or four movies on the same day rather than just one single movie to make the journey worthwhile. (edited)
    MTHlink25's avatar
    Can't see the west end one listed on there :/

    Edit: if you go to the Leicester square viewings page you can find it but it's £7.50+booking fees (edited)
  6. MartyNUFC's avatar
    If it bleeds we can kill it
    ReverendMelon's avatar
    I ain’t got time to bleed
  7. Smfn53's avatar
    Back when movies were great !
    J_Staunton's avatar
  8. leeharvey2000's avatar
    I think they’re regretting their woke agenda for the last several years.
    gxw's avatar
    I'll probably lose internet points for this but... these are all entertaining movies and of their time but please stop stop stop suggesting they are better than movies of today and blaming the media made 'woke' agenda for that, Most of these films probably stand up today in comparison to the action movies of today in female representation for example
  9. j3d1's avatar
    Had hoped for Aliens but Predator will do! Cheers for putting this on my radar.
    lucas.chatterton's avatar
    They just had Aliens screening last year.
  10. jasonjay100's avatar
    Some great movies there but the one I was looking for was Die Hard.

    Want to watch that in the cinema again.
    Liam_Devine's avatar
    They screened it at Christmas
  11. DJ.Mole's avatar
    The Rock best action movie of all time
    mad2477's avatar
    I got green smoke, I got green smoke!!!!

    what a film
  12. Sleepaphobic's avatar
    Let off some steam Bennet!
    bainster1's avatar
    Don't disturb my friend... He's dead tired!.
    Aw some of the lines in these films, it's a dying breed
  13. Richiejohn's avatar
    I want to see all of these!
  14. DaftDad's avatar
    No Con Air?
    KangTC's avatar
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    You asked, they added
  15. iwo's avatar
    Predator is the greatest slasher flick ever made.
    J_Staunton's avatar
    Oh boy
  16. freejack2k's avatar
    Demolition Man booked. Great action and comedy. Thanks for posting. 
  17. ASongOfIceandFire's avatar
    Commando is one of my favourite films but the greatest movie mistake scene after Arnie flips the Damaged Car
    gxw's avatar
    Worth watching just for the scene where he guns down all the cardboard cutouts! different times..
  18. DJ.Mole's avatar
    Pansy season at my local cineworld, showing 0
    john.bravovEW's avatar
    Mine too, why not all cineworlds? Annoying.
  19. Conkers816's avatar
    If VUE did this, they'd all be screened at 8-10pm at night
  20. picklejarbaron's avatar
    Demolition Man?! I've never actually seen it at a cinema. The explosions are going to be glorious!
  21. Zilina's avatar
    Ah... brings back fond memoried of the rear fire doors being left open (possibly by a mate) so you could sneak in underage.
  22. lileyesorelenz's avatar
    I remember watching Mad Max Fury Road in 3D was the best action movie I'd ever seen, I'm looking forward to the follow up Furiosa !
    Piranha_Plant's avatar
    A Mad Max movie… without Mad Mad, excellent Hollywood idea right there!
  23. KangTC's avatar
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    Con Air added on 19th April.
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