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[battlebus2] 08/4/2014 07:22

Nice director buy announced.

[battlebus2] 03/4/2014 06:17

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I expect to see a steady stream of new openings for the foreseeable..

Openings
In April 2013, the Group opened a new three screen site as well as a private screening lounge, outdoor terrace and bar and restaurant in the heart of Leeds city centre.
The Group will be opening new sites at the Mailbox in Birmingham (late 2014), and Canary Wharf in London (mid 2015). There are a number of other sites which are already in the pipeline and at various stages of negotiation. Additionally the Group has acquired additional space adjacent to our existing site in Hampstead which will be used to expand the food offer.

[battlebus2] 03/4/2014 06:11

Some great reviews....Everyman Cinema

5 Holly Bush Vale, London

4.4


Mita Padhi
9 months ago
After you've seen a movie at an Everyman you'll never want to step foot in an Odeon again. I recommend you pre book a seat and get one of those comfy couches in the back. Especially if you want to snuggle up with your partner. They serve you at ...More

Twenty Something London
8 months ago
Whether it's with friends, a date or alone (yes TSL love doing the latter – a perfect way to escape from the world) these superbly comfortable sofas, intimate screenings and great films mean that Everyman should become everyone's local... To find ...More

Wendy Lee-Warne
5 months ago
This cinema is not your usual. The couches gives you privacy and some space from the stranger next to you. I love the cosiness of this cinema and it gives you a totally different experience from the normal cinemas.

helen clarkson
10 months ago
Ever wanted to go to the cinema and not feel like you are leaving your living room? Then try Everyman. For an extra couple of pounds on your ticket price, you can settle back in lovely, comfy sofa with a friend or two, order drinks and delicious ...More

[battlebus2] 02/4/2014 10:42

Bought a few of these, should do well over a medium timeframe imv.

[n3tleylucas] 09/11/2013 06:25

"We believe we have a great product sitting within an industry which is
incredibly engaging and entertaining and has a great long-term future."

"People want to go and gather in common spaces and share
their experience with other people.We don't sell anything that
rustles, we offer proper wines which are properly served."



Roman Polanski once remarked that "Cinema should make you forget you are sitting in a theatre". So where can you enjoy a cinematic experience, where you swap your soft drink for a nice glass of red wine and a slice of freshly made pizza and where the cinema feels almost like a home from home? This is where Everyman steps in. We believe in creating a truly unique and memorable cinema experience that exceeds expectations and reaches the highest standards possible in quality, comfort and entertainment.



We aim to create a warm and friendly atmosphere, with an excellent food and drink selection and fantastic customer service. With a wide array of mainstream, art house and classic films, special events, launches and a diverse calendar of promotions, there is something for everyone at Everyman. A world apart from the multiplex experience consumers normally associate with cinema, we bring our modern, lifestyle brand to all of our sites.

Since the Screen acquisition in 2008, we have completely refurbished Belsize Park, Baker Street, the iconic Screen on the Green in Islington and Walton on Thames, and also opened new cinemas in Maida Vale and in Leeds, bringing our vision of an innovative customer centric experience to the leisure and hospitality sector.

The cinemas owned by the Group are operated under the 'Everyman' brand and is spearheading the revival of independent cinema in the UK.









CINEWORLD GROUP plc

08 October 2013

Response to Competition Commission Announcement

Cineworld Group plc ("Cineworld") notes the Competition Commission's final decision regarding the acquisition of Picturehouse by Cineworld published today and in particular its requirement that Cineworld dispose of one cinema in each of the local areas of Aberdeen, Bury St Edmunds and Cambridge.

Having looked at a range of financial and strategic considerations, Cineworld reluctantly intends to dispose of the local Picturehouse cinema in both Aberdeen and Bury St Edmunds. In Cambridge we are still evaluating our options whether the local Picturehouse or Cineworld cinema will be sold.

Commenting on the announcement, Stephen Wiener, Chief Executive Officer of Cineworld Group plc, said: "We are very disappointed by the Competition Commission's final decision to sell three of our cinemas. We will be selling these cinemas as going concerns and will be supporting our affected cinema teams through the sale. In the meantime, Cineworld Group continues to invest in and grow both Picturehouse and Cineworld estates."