Well our season has been well and truly interrupted by this vile virus. We have currently cancelled all shows from March 15th’s Toy Story 4 onwards. Rest assured we will be back, keener than ever to bring some great films and entertainment to our community. What we show will depend on that date. For Film […]
With the cancellation of planned shows which we’d already sold tickets for we are intending either refunding customers or swapping their tickets for another show once we start again. A number of you contacted us asking for the money to be donated to a worthy cause. We thought this was a brilliant idea, and added […]
Too many people are “socially isolated” – and Sunday afternoons can often be the longest time of the week. A great film, a talk about the film with tea and a slice of cake included and all the human interaction that this involves can be a great way of helping. This is a long post […]
Billericay Community Cinema’s showing of the classic 1969 film: “The Italian Job”
We kicked off the return from the summer break in style with Humphrey Bogart in one of his classic roles as Sam Spade in “The Maltese Falcon“, a film which Bogart himself said “It was practically a masterpiece. I don’t have many things I’m proud of but that’s one.” Poor Carl, our committee member who […]
FAMILY SUNDAY Announcing our new 2018 Season. We hope you enjoy our selection! APRIL 22 – ZOOTROPLIS A rookie bunny cop and a cynical con artist fox must work together to uncover a conspiracy MAY 27 – ICE AGE: COLLISION COURSE Manny, Diego and Sid join up with Buck to fend off a meteor strike […]
FILM THURSDAY – The 1940s Having spent much of the last year in the 1950s, we’ve decided to go back a decade. Choosing 7 films from the literally hundreds of high quality classics was difficult. Our Programming Team produced a shortlist of 25. From there our Committee voted and reduced it to 15 – after […]
It was a lovely atmosphere at Some Like it Hot on the 21st September. “The Big Easy 3” entertained us not only before the film, but also during the interval – and even played a rousing rendition of “Oh When the Saints” at the end as people were leaving. The film itself obviously went down […]
July’s presentation of “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid” was memorable for a number of reasons. In the audience was our 2,000th customer (21 months after starting in September 2015 and after just 46 films!). And we had our first death – although all in the best interests of the film! Above, our audience just […]
