Studio One

Recently saw the latest Mission Impossible film in the screen with XLR seating. Whilst you definitely had extra legroom and larger seats, my seat felt a bit tired. The seat back was quite floppy, so much so I felt like I was lying down watching the film. The upgrade does also make it a much more expensive experience too.

We went to this Showcase Cinema during a short stay in Bristol. We took in some of the late night showings of The Bogeyman & Fast X, so it was very quiet with only a handful of people in our screenings. The screen was large with excellent picture and sound quality (if a bit too loud tbh). We found the seats a little uncomfortable and fixed (no recline function). The staff were friendly and helpful. Ticket prices a bit on the high side for what you can compare with other cinemas such as Vue or Odeon. We did enjoy looking in the Director's gallery.

We love to go here and visit the directors Hall on days/times that are never busy. Staff are always friendly/helpful and the rooms are always tidy before we view which is quite impressive for how often we go. Unfortunately be generations are killing the cinema with thier phones and screens on full brighteness which really breaks the "4th wall" but this is not the cinemas fault. I will continue to go here as it sounds good, seating is good, price is right and experience is spot on.

The cinema was very quiet with a total of only 3 people in our screening. The screen was very large with excellent picture and sound quality and staff were friendly. However, there were a couple of large marks in the bottom centre of the screen (screen 8), which we found quite distracting. There was also no soap in the loo, but plenty of hand sanitiser everywhere.