Trafalgar Releasing, Evolve Studios, and Nook Lane Entertainment are releasing the highly anticipated film Surprised by Oxford for a limited global theatrical engagement in cinemas on September 27 and October 1.
Dessert brand Gü is expanding its cinema partnership with UK cinema advertising contractor Pearl & Dean, following the success of the first phase of its Indulgent Cinema with Gü campaign, where the brand promoted its sweet treats in 30 independent cinemas across the UK in February.
Instrumented Auditorium, which some consider to be one of the world's most innovative cinemas, will open in Bristol in 2024. It will record audiences' biometric responses, including their heart rate, eye movement and brain activity as they react to what is on the screen.
Cinema bosses are predicting the busiest weekend of the year so far, with both Barbie and Oppenheimer hitting the big screen today.
The UK cinema advertising company Digital Cinema Media has launched its first Cinema TVRs report on the Mediatel Connected AV app to align its measurement with other media channels.
Cinema-goers have just one more month to grab a deal like no other this summer, as Showcase Cinemas UK is offering guests the chance to claim a free ticket to see a film of their choice.
Top Gun has been named the UK’s favorite Tom Cruise movie of all time, according to new research, commissioned by Showcase Cinemas to celebrate the release of Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One.
CoComelon has been entertaining pre-schoolers and their parents on the small screen, and this summer, for the very first time, Showcase Cinemas is bringing JJ and his friends to the big screen as a collection of Best of Episodes to movie theatres across the UK.
The UK’s leading mochi ice cream brand, Little Moons, has signed up as a category partner to Picturehouse Cinema’s 2023 Outdoor series, in a partnership brokered by Digital Cinema Media and MediaHub.
Die Hard has been named the UK’s favorite action movie of all time, according to new national research. The 1988 all-out-action classic, starring Bruce Willis as a New York City police detective, took 18 percent of the vote, beating out competition from Steven Spielberg’s Raiders of the Lost Ark and Tom Cruise favorite Top Gun (13 percent), according to the nationwide study carried out by Showcase Cinemas.
