Movie nights

Sunday 22nd looks good for me, get the kids back to their mums and wander down to The Kings for a couple of Potholers and a movie. Works well for me as Sunday eve is often the only time I have free and the it's only evening the cinema is shut!

Don't worry Derek (is this Derek?), this in no way competes with your offering, and was never intended to? In the same way that I wouldn't see your 'bar' as a threat to my business!

We're offering this as an additional service to our existing customers and the only time we show movies, in case you haven't noticed, is when your cinema is closed!? Let's be honest, if they haven't already seen our movies in a cinema, then they're not going to, as they're all freely available Blu-ray releases? This is just a chance to catch up on any movies they might have missed with a better viewing experience than they would have at home.

I'll stand by my claim on our system though - it's obviously not the size of yours (and who would expect it to be?), I was merely trying to get across the message that it's not your typical pub system? For the relative size of our room it's probably the best movie experience you can get outside of a cinema, and certainly the best pub media system in the area?

My primary motivation is simply to get our new room viewed and develop business from customer's private screenings, for example. There's plenty of room for all of us in Wells.

Maybe we'll see you there one Sunday night, I'll get your complimentary glass of wine ready ... :o)

Not so Steve our digital projection system is a a £65000 system with a much larger screen than yours and with 3d through a £12000 system with glasses costing £35 a pair plus we are open 364 days a year with an average of 6 films a week and of course we have a bar and are licensed in the screens

(please ignore the end date for this event, it's an ongoing weekly event with no plans to ever stop it, the website simply has to have an arbitrary end date before it will publish :o)