Wildwood
2026 · 2h 12m · Animation, adventure, fantasy
Wednesday 11 November

A few films worth the night out, with a line on why where we have one.
Three shelves: the best films playing now, classics on a real screen and the favourites you grew up with.
TOP FILMS NOWThe best films playing now.Wildwood · Ramayana: Rise of a Legend · FjordAll 37 films
CLASSICS ON THE BIG SCREENOld films on a real screen.Sunset Boulevard · The Apartment · RockyAll 28 films
NOSTALGIA: FAVOURITES FROM THE 80S, 90S AND 00SFavourites from the 80s, 90s and 00s.Pan's Labyrinth · The Lives of Others · The HolidayAll 46 filmsWhat critics and audiences give the top films, from IMDb, Letterboxd, Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic and TMDB.
2026 · 2h 12m · Animation, adventure, fantasy
2026 · 2h 26m · Drama
2026 · 2h 39m · Drama, war
2026 · 2h 15m · Science Fiction, horror, action
The screenings that are not the usual film: opera and ballet from the great houses, theatre broadcasts, sneak previews and festivals.
Family and animation films in UK cinemas, with the version and age on each cinema's ticket page.
FORGOTTEN ISLANDFrom Wed 11 NovJanuel Mercado, Joel Crawford
SHAUN THE SHEEP: THE BEAST OF MOSSY BOTTOMFrom Sat 14 NovSteve Cox, Matthew Walker
THE POLAR EXPRESS2004Robert Zemeckis
IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE1946Frank Capra
FROZEN2013Jennifer Lee, Chris Buck
HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON2010Chris Sanders, Dean DeBloisWhat is showing now, by genre.
Pick a city to see what is on there, day by day.
Every cinema with screenings coming up, by city. Open one to see its whole programme.
Short answers to what people ask before they go.
Most films in UK cinemas are in English. A foreign-language film is normally shown in its original language, usually with English subtitles: the cinema's ticket page says which.
Mostly not. In the UK a film is normally shown in its original language. Some children's films from abroad have a dubbed version next to the original; check the cinema's ticket page for the version.
Tap a time and you go to the cinema's own ticket page. Evenitto does not sell tickets, so the price and the seats you see there are the cinema's.
A sneak preview is a screening of a new film before it opens. The title stays secret until it starts. They are on the specials page with the other one-off screenings, such as opera and ballet from London and New York.
The programme is read from the cinemas' own pages and listings, and it is refreshed during the day. A cinema can still change a time, so the ticket page is the last word.