Two things, really. A better way to say what you thought of a film, and a straight answer on what is playing in London tonight.
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Drive and The Notebook are both 3.9 stars. That's not a review, that's a problem.
We use two axes. Because some films you love that you know are a mess. And some films you respect that you'd never watch again.
90 seconds.
No video.
No filter.
No prep.
Just your authentic first impression as you walk out of the cinema.
Come back in 48 hours. See if you still feel the same way.
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Every film playing in London, in one place.
Roughly fifty venues, scraped daily: the BFI, Curzon, Picturehouse, Prince Charles, Everyman and the rest. Not a chain's own app, and not a listings page that forgot to update.
Cinemas
Pin the ones you actually go to and see them as one schedule.
Film clubs
Screenings with company, from the clubs that run them.
Plans
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