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The TGE crew get nostalgic for 90s cinema as they discuss their earliest memories of going to the cinema, and remember their favourite cinema experiences. Nowadays the cinema experience is very different to how it was twenty years ago, but is it better? Do cinemas have the right idea with the new fad for multi element pricing, or should they just be focusing on keeping the screens clean?

Mentioned in the podcast

• Quentin Tarantino gets pissed off at Disney (Hateful 8 bumped from Cinerama Dome, LA)
• The Prince Charles Cinema, London (possibly the best cinema in the UK)
• The Curzon Community Cinema, Clevedon (the cinema of our childhood)
• Theatre market statistics (the average person only sees 6 films a year!)

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Tagged as: 1990s, Bristol, British film, cinema, cinema experience, cinema history, cineworld, curzon community cinema, Disney, film distribution, Hateful 8, indie film, movies, odeon, podcast, Prince Charles Cinema, Quentin Tarantino, vue