OXFORDSHIRE CINEMA GUIDE

Odeon Banbury, Horsefair, Banbury website

Banbury's Odeon is a good size, with two screens, wheelchair access to Screen 1. Regular senior screens and kids clubs.

The Theatre Chipping Norton, 2 Spring St, Chipping Norton website

Small theatre/cinema with a fairly regular film programme of arthouse, classic and popular films.

Regal Cinema, 2 Boroma Way, Henley website

Independent cinema with a busy programme of arthouse and popular films.Cafe, gallery and three screens, wheelchair accessible. Membership scheme, regular kids club, watch with baby, advance and other screenings.

Odeon George Street, Oxford website

The Oxford George Street Odeon is the largest Odeon in Oxfordshire. Five screens, some wheelchair access. Regular preview showings and most of the new releases. Regular senior screens and kids clubs.

Odeon Magdalen Street, Oxford website

Central Oxford's biggest screen, grand art deco styling, wheelchair accessible, air conditioned, two screens. Previews, advance viewings, occasional premiers.

Vue Multiplex Cinema, Grenoble Road, Oxford website

Oxford's multiplex, situated in the Ozone Leisure complex on the outskirts of Cowley. Multiple screens, wheelchair accessible. Good for all the new releases, early and late shows, Bollywood and 18+.

Phoenix Picture House, Walton Street, Oxford website

Independent cinema with a busy programme of popular and arthouse films. Cafe, gallery and two screens. Membership scheme, regular kids club, watch with baby, advance and other screenings.

Ultimate Picture Palace, Jeune Street, Oxford website

Tiny local cinema run by enthusiasts. One screen, wheelchair accessible.

Corn Exchange, Market Place, Wallingford website

Small theatre/cinema with a fairly regular film programme of arthouse, classic and popular films.

Screen on the Square, Corn Exchange, Witney website

Theatre/Cinema/Community hall, with a fairly regular film programme of arthouse, classic and popular films.