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ELVIS (12A)
2h 40m
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Next showing : Wed 29th Jun
TOP GUN: MAVERICK (PG)
2h 11m
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Next showing : Sat 2nd Jul
THE PRINCESS + Sundance London Q&A (12A)
2h 10m
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Next showing : Thu 30th Jun
EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE (15)
2h 19m
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Next showing : Fri 1st Jul
THE RAILWAY CHILDREN (1970) (U)
1h 48m
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Next showing : Sun 3rd Jul
THE RAZOR'S EDGE (Regency Seniors over 55s) (PG)
2h 25m
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Next showing : Mon 4th Jul
ELVIS - with descriptive subtitles (12A)
2h 39m
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Next showing : Mon 4th Jul
ELVIS (12A)
2h 40m
Details
Next showing : Wed 29th Jun
TOP GUN: MAVERICK (PG)
2h 11m
Details
Next showing : Sat 2nd Jul
THE PRINCESS + Sundance London Q&A (12A)
2h 10m
Details
Next showing : Thu 30th Jun
EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE (15)
2h 19m
Details
Next showing : Fri 1st Jul
THE RAILWAY CHILDREN (1970) (U)
1h 48m
Details
Next showing : Sun 3rd Jul
THE RAZOR'S EDGE (Regency Seniors over 55s) (PG)
2h 25m
Details
Next showing : Mon 4th Jul
ELVIS - with descriptive subtitles (12A)
2h 39m
Details
Next showing : Mon 4th Jul
A CINEMA VENUE AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE HIRES
Regent Street Cinema is a unique, historical venue in the heart of central London that is available to hire for a variety of events including screenings, Q&A's and corporate events.
Find out moreSPECIAL EVENTS
Enjoy special events at Regent Street Cinema including the one-of screening of THE PRINCESS documentary with pre-recorded introduction from the films director and producer; NT LIVE: PRIMA FACIE starring Killing Eve's Jodie Comer as well as a special screening of the 2009 film MOON with guest speaker Gavin Rothery - Conceptual Designer & Head of Graphic Design. Hosted in partnership with Space Rocks and the European Space Agency.
SEE ALL SPECIAL EVENTSRegent Street Cinema membership
Join the growing number of film lovers at Regent Street Cinema and enjoy watching beautifully-curated content in style. Members are able to book discounted tickets for them and a plus one all year round as well as enjoy discounts at the bar.
Find out moreThe birthplace of British Cinema
In 1896, Regent Street Cinema became the very first place in Britain to show moving pictures when the Lumière brothers’ Cinématographe was presented to a paying audience, making it a landmark venue for the British film industry. Ever since, we have been the London movie theatre most dedicated to showing the very best in independent and studio films.
Find out moreRegency Seniors
At Regency Seniors, we curate classics from all eras of filmmaking each Monday at 1pm for guests over 55 to enjoy. Tickets are subsidised at £5 per person, with regular tickets also available. Come and enjoy a weekly film at Regent Street Cinema.
Find out moreKeeping you safe during your next visit to Regent Street Cinema
The health and wellbeing of our customers and staff at our esteemed London movie theatre is of the utmost importance to us. Learn more about what you can expect when visiting the cinema here.
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Say hello to a summer of cinema
Whether you’re in search of a great ice cream or just some air conditioning, the cinema is a great refuge in the summer. For a couple of hours, you can stop worrying about applying sunscreen and be swept away by the sights and sounds coming from the big screen. This summer’s programme is genuinely exciting, too – here are six of the films on our current must-see list.
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7 independent film directors we’re excited about
There are some big-name, award-winning directors that we’ll always have time for. Bong Joon-ho, for example, and Paul Thomas Anderson, and Lynne Ramsay… You probably have your own list of filmmakers whose new film you’d never even consider skipping. Well, today we’re going to try to add some more names – and some more films to your watchlist. Here are some of the most exciting lesser-known independent filmmakers that we can’t wait to see more from.
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Top Gun: Maverick and other delayed sequels we’re looking forward to
Watching Tom Cruise as Captain Pete “Maverick” Mitchell recklessly yet gracefully maneuvering a jet through the air at incredibly high speeds never gets dull. But the original Top Gun is just 110 minutes long, and has become so iconic that many film lovers can probably recite the entire script from memory. They’ll have a whole new script to memorise soon, though, as the long-awaited sequel Top Gun: Maverick swoops into Regent Street Cinema on 25 May.
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7 Period Dramas to Watch after Downton Abbey: A New Era
Lace up your corset and dive into history. Has the new Downton Abbey film got you in the mood for period drama? Come with us on a grand journey into the past with some of these brilliant films…
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