Two cinema complexes in the city offer film enthusiasts a comprehensive Saturday programme, with screenings catering to various age groups and preferences.
The venues provide a diverse array of content spanning superhero blockbusters, family-friendly animations, horror offerings and dramatic reimaginings.
At the first venue, superhero audiences can catch the latest Spider-Man instalment across eight separate showings throughout the day.
The 12A-classified release follows Peter Parker’s ongoing crime-fighting efforts in a narrative where global society has lost all recollection of his previous identity.
The feature runs for two hours and 25 minutes, with standard adult admission commencing at £4 and online bookings also priced at £4.
The mythic action epic receives multiple screenings at this same location, with four showings scheduled throughout the afternoon and evening hours.
Classified for viewers aged 15 and above, the production employed global filming locations combined with specialised IMAX presentation technology.
Runtime extends to two hours and 53 minutes, with identical pricing structures of £4 for adult walk-up tickets and £4 for advance online purchases.
Horror audiences are served with four screenings of a supernatural chiller featuring Amelia Eve portraying Gemma, a maternal character who uncovers an ability to enter a mysterious otherworldly dimension.
The 15-rated production has a duration of one hour and 46 minutes, with adult tickets available from £4 and web tickets matching that price point.
A darker take on a legendary figure screens three times across the afternoon and evening periods.
Classified 15, the two-hour-and-three-minute feature carries standard pricing of £4 for adult admission and £4 for online bookings.
Younger audiences and families find several animated options available.
One computer-animated adventure based on a popular gaming franchise begins at 9:30am, runs for one hour and 38 minutes, and falls within the parental guidance classification.
Adult tickets for this particular family screening commence at £1, with dedicated children’s screenings also priced from £1.
A canine-themed animated feature screens three times before noon and into the early afternoon.
The universally classified release depicts the heroic dogs experiencing an emergency landing on an unexplored tropical location populated by prehistoric creatures.
Adult prices for this offering start from £4, with web tickets also listed at £4.
Additional family content includes Minions and Monsters, a 20th-anniversary celebration of an automotive-themed animated film, a fifth instalment in a beloved toy-themed franchise, a Polynesian navigation story, and a comedic adventure.
The automotive title screens at four separate times, while the toy-based sequel appears across five distinct slots.
Children’s programming encompasses a birthday-themed Bing presentation and an ice cream-themed CBeebies stage adaptation, each with adult tickets beginning at £1 and matching online pricing.
A marine-themed animated feature appears at 9:10am, with adult pricing from £4.
The broader Saturday schedule incorporates single-evening presentations, survival dramas, urban crime narratives, fantasy adventures, horror dramas, biographical features, gangster films, action thrillers and international productions including a sequel and Bollywood releases.
Pricing for these diverse offerings generally commences at £4 for adult admission unless otherwise indicated.
Across town, the second complex presents overlapping content alongside distinct programming.
The web-slinging adventure appears seven times throughout the day at this alternative venue.
A survival drama screens once during the evening hours, while the mythic epic receives four separate screenings at staggered intervals.
Family-oriented options at this location include four screenings of a mischief-making animated feature, two slots for the dinosaur-filled canine adventure, three showings of the toy-based sequel, and three presentations of the coyote comedy.
A Polynesian navigation story appears twice, while an 8:50pm slot showcases the supernatural horror offering.
Additional offerings at this venue comprise a supernatural romance drama, a dark reimagining of the legendary outlaw, a thriller set in a suburban street, and a 35th-anniversary presentation of a landmark science fiction sequel.
Specific admission costs for this complex’s various screenings were not detailed in the available schedule information.