Mycineworld Prices (10% Cheaper Online): Adult (after 5pm Mon-Fri, all day Sat-Sun) € 10.17 Adult (before 5pm Mon-Fri) € 7.83 Child (14 & Under) € 6.12 Senior € 6.93 Student (after 5pm Mon-Fri, all day Sat-Sun) € 7.92 Student (before 5pm Mon-Fri) € 6.57 Family (after 5pm Mon-Fri, all day Sat-Sun) € 27.72 Family (before 5pm Mon-Fri) € 24.48 Bargain Tuesday € 6.48 Weekend prices apply to Bank Holidays Adult – an additional € 1.80 for 3D films Child/Student/Senior – an additional € 1.26 for 3D films Family Ticket – an additional € 5.40 per family ticket for 3D films 3D Glasses 80c per pair
Walk In prices: Adult (after 5pm Mon-Fri, all day Sat-Sun) € 11.30 Adult (before 5pm Mon-Fri) € 8.70 Child (14 & Under) € 6.80 Senior € 7.70 Student (after 5pm Mon-Fri, all day Sat-Sun) € 8.80 Student (before 5pm Mon-Fri) € 7.30 Family (after 5pm Mon-Fri, all day Sat-Sun) € 30.80 Family (before 5pm Mon-Fri) € 27.20 Bargain Tuesday € 7.20 Weekend prices apply to Bank Holidays Adult – additional €2.00 for 3D films Child/Student/Senior/Unlimited/Unlimited – an additional €1.40 for 3D films Family Ticket – an additional €6.00 per family ticket for 3D films 3D Glasses 80c per pair
Disabled Parking Designated disabled spaces are available in the Parnell Centre car park. The cinema is fully accesible at all entrances via ramps and lifts.
Starring: Robert Downey Jr, Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy Renner, Gwyneth Paltrow, Samuel L. Jackson, Tom Hiddleston
Thor, The Hulk, Iron Man and captain America team up in the ultimate Marvel superhero spectacular - in stunning 3D!
Thor, The Hulk, Iron Man and captain America team up in the ultimate Marvel superhero spectacular - in stunning 3D!
The Earth is under attack like never before. Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson), director of international peacekeeping agency SHIELD, knows that he has only one option. An unprecedented recruitment drive must be launched to bring together the greatest superheroes the planet has ever known. That means Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr), Thor (Chris Hemsworth), The Hulk (Mark Ruffalo), Captain America (Chris Evans), Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) and Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner). But can these very different superheroes form an effective team to save the world from the deadly onslaught launched by Thor's adoptive brother, Loki (Tom Hiddleston)? Based on the legendary Marvel comicbook series launched in 1963, 'Avengers Assemble' is the first action movie to feature this mighty alliance of superheroes. Directed by 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' creator Joss Whedon, it explodes onto the screen in immersive 3D!
Johnny Depp stars as a 200-year-old vampire in Tim Burton's fantastic gothic comedy!
Back in 1772, Barnabas Collins (Johnny Depp) lives the high life as master of Collinwood Manor. But this wealthy, powerful playboy bites off more than he can chew when he breaks the heart of local witch Angelique Bouchard (Eva Green). She exacts a terrible revenge by turning poor Barnabas into a vampire and burying him alive. Two centuries later, he's inadvertently released and finds himself in groovy 1972. As if that wasn't culture shock enough, his dysfunctional descendants have allowed Collinwood to become a ruin. Matriarch Elizabeth Collins Stoddard (Michelle Pfeiffer) even has a live-in psychiatrist, Dr. Julia Hoffman (Helena Bonham Carter), to help her cope. This latest brilliant creation from the twisted team of Tim Burton and Johnny Depp is based on a cult US TV gothic soap opera. Watch out for cameos from shock-rocker Alice Cooper and great '50s screen Dracula Christopher Lee!
The bloodthirsty aquatic critters are back to menace punters at a newly opened water park - in 3D(D)!
Last year, Alexandre Aja's 'Piranha 3D' was both an unexpected hit and a very pleasant surprise. Lashings of nudity, gore and knowing humour delivered exactly what the audience wanted. The film also made particularly inventive use of 3D for some of its more memorable set-pieces. One year on, they're all back. The killer fish, that is. This time they've made their way to the summer's best attraction, the Big Wet Water Park, to sink their teeth into more hapless revellers! Christopher Lloyd also returns as the alarmed marine biologist Mr Goodman. And Ving Rhames reprises his role as Deputy Fallon, even though he seemed to be gobbled up in the first film! Incoming director John Gulagar and 'Saw 3D' writers Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton are horror veterans, having previously collaborated on the cult hit 'Feast'.
Mel Gibson's back in action mode as a crook struggling to survive in a tough Mexican prison!
Driver (Mel Gibson) thought he was on to a winner that would set him up for life. But instead he's being pursued by the US Border Patrol with a car full of ill-gotten cash. The electrifying chase ends spectacularly as our anti-hero smashes through a wall. Now he's across the border and at the mercy of the Mexican cops! Before long, Driver winds up in a brutal, overcrowded and somewhat unsanitary jail down south. And as a 'gringo', he naturally becomes a target for the slammer's nastiest inmates. Luckily, he forms a bond with a troubled young woman (Dolores Heredia) and recruits her streetwise ten-year-old son (Kevin Hernandez) to help him survive. Co-written by Gibson himself, 'How I Spent My Summer Vacation' marks his welcome return to wise-cracking action in the 'Lethal Weapon' mould.
Starring: Jason Biggs, Shannon Elizabeth, Alyson Hannigan, Chris Klein, Natasha Lyonne, Thomas Ian Nicholas, Tara Reid, Seann William Scott, Mena Suvari, Eddie Kaye Thomas, Jennifer Coolidge, Eugene Levy
Older but none the wiser, the American Pie gang are back for more outrageous comedy exploits!
Older but none the wiser, the American Pie gang are back for more outrageous comedy exploits!
Back in 1999, we met four horny Michigan teens who launched a comedy legend as they made a pact to lose their virginity. But whatever happened to the 'American Pie' cast, nine years on from their third hilarious big-screen outing? Well, the spark has gone out of the marriage between Jim (Jason Biggs) and Michelle (Alyson Hannigan) after the birth of their son. Degenerate Stifler (Seann William Scott) holds down an office job. Kevin (Thomas Ian Nicholas) and Vicky (Tara Reid) have parted, while Oz (Chris Klein) and Heather (Mena Suvari) grew apart. As for Finch (Eddie Kaye Thomas) - he still seems to hold a candle for Stifler's mum (Jennifer Coolidge)! And now they're all back together again for one raucous weekend at their school reunion. Even Jim's dad (Eugene Levy) is there - and he's sure to cause maximum embarrassment!
Disney's Oscar-winning animated love story gets a stunning 3D makeover.
Following the huge success of the 3D version of 'The Lion King', Disney adds a new dimension to another of its modern animated classics. Originally released in 1991, this delightful version of the timeless fairytale offers a thoroughly modern, spirited heroine in the form of Belle (Paige O'Hara), who's pursued by the preening Gaston (Richard White). Meanwhile, her father has been kidnapped by the Beast (Robby Benson) - a handsome prince rendered hideous by an enchantress's spell! When she tracks down the Beast, he offers a deal - her father can go free if she agrees to stay with him forever. Disney's revolutionary use of computer animation creates dazzling song and dance sequences. 'Beauty and the Beast' also boasts fabulous characters and benefits from Oscar winner Howard Ashman's six stylish musical numbers. The wonderful animated furniture in the Beast's castle adds to the fun.
Starring: Robert Downey Jr, Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy Renner, Gwyneth Paltrow, Samuel L. Jackson, Tom Hiddleston
Thor, The Hulk, Iron Man and captain America team up in the ultimate Marvel superhero spectacular!
Thor, The Hulk, Iron Man and captain America team up in the ultimate Marvel superhero spectacular!
The Earth is under attack like never before. Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson), director of international peacekeeping agency SHIELD, knows that he has only one option. An unprecedented recruitment drive must be launched to bring together the greatest superheroes the planet has ever known. That means Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr), Thor (Chris Hemsworth), The Hulk (Mark Ruffalo), Captain America (Chris Evans), Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) and Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner). But can these very different superheroes form an effective team to save the world from the deadly onslaught launched by Thor's adoptive brother, Loki (Tom Hiddleston)? Based on the legendary Marvel comicbook series launched in 1963, 'Avengers Assemble' is the first action movie to feature this mighty alliance of superheroes. Directed by 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' creator Joss Whedon, Avengers Assemble is the year's biggest superhero blockbuster.
There can be only one teenage survivor in this thrilling televised battle set in a cruel future USA!
Following the collapse of the United States in the not-too distant future, the new nation of Panem has arisen. To keep its population under control, the government organises a brutal annual contest. Each of Panem's 12 districts selects a boy and a girl aged between 12 and 18 to participate in a televised fight to the death! Taking the place of her younger sister, 16-year-old Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) volunteers to become District 12's female 'tribute'. Peeta Mellark (Josh Hutcherson) is selected as her male counterpart. Training them for their ordeal is Haymitch Abernathy (Woody Harrelson), a drunken survivor of a previous contest. Adapted by Suzanne Collins from the first book in her bestselling Hunger Games young adult novel trilogy, this compelling action-romance boasts another terrifically tough performance by 'Winter's Bone' star Jennifer Lawrence.
Sacha Baron Cohen returns as the world's most appalling tyrant in this hilarious new comedy!
Meet His Excellency Admiral General Shabazz Aladeen (Sacha Baron Cohen). This luxuriantly bearded despot has devoted his life selflessly to ensuring that democracy will never reach his glorious Republic of Wadiya. Indeed, one great benefit of political debate being rendered superfluous is that the country's National Parliament Building has become a tourist attraction. The supreme leader and his elite squad of foxy female bodyguards even make a state visit to America, where they're given a tour of New York City. Aladeen expects to see all the sights - especially Megan Fox! 'Borat' and 'Bruno' director Larry Charles teams up once again with Sacha Baron Cohen for this outrageous comedy at the expense of the vulgarity and ruthlessness of dictators everywhere. It's based loosely on a novel entitled 'Zabibah and the King', which was allegedly written by Saddam Hussein!
Invading relatives from France turn a New York couple's life upside down in this witty culture-clash comedy.
French photographer Marion (Julie Delpy) lives comfortably in New York with her hip radio talkshow host boyfriend Mingus (Chris Rock). They've got two children from previous relationships and everyone gets along just fine. Until, that is, Marion's dysfunctional family show up. Incorrigible dad Jeannot (Albert Delpy) doesn't speak any English. Over-sexed, immature sister Rose (Alexia Landeau) has a habit of walking around practically naked. And just to complicate matters further, Rose's sleazy boyfriend Manu (Alex Nahon) happens to be Marion's ex! Over the next two days, the couple's relationship is tested to breaking point as their unwelcome visitors push every emotional button. Writer/director/star Julie Delpy delivers a riotously funny, self-contained sequel to her acclaimed '2 Days in Paris'. Chris Rock shines in the straight man role as the boyfriend who's suitably horrified by his guests' outrageous antics!
The battle is well and truly on in this breathtaking blend of eastern martial arts and western action cinema.
In Jakarta, capital city of Indonesia, Rama (Iko Uwais) is a young member of a SWAT team sent into a tower block compound to capture evil drugs baron Tama (Ray Sahetapy). But what the lawmen don't anticipate is that Tama is defended by an army of machete-wielding, machine gun-toting junkie enforcers. For good measure, he also employs a couple of violent martial arts killers. Not only do the good guys have to fight their way in, they also have to fight their way out of this festering nest of vice! Directed by Welshman Gareth Evans, this martial arts tour-de-force has been astonishing film festival audiences around the world. It marks the second collaboration of Evans with Iko Uwais, who brilliantly showcases the traditional Indonesian fighting style known as Silat.
The great Christopher Lee plays the blood-sucking count in this classic Hammer horror.
There's no shortage of screen versions of Bram Stoker's classic vampire tale. Bela Lugosi's 1931 incarnation of toothy Count Dracula was unmatched until Hammer came along in 1958. Under Terence Fisher's direction, Christopher Lee supercharged the bloodsucker with sex appeal. His seductive Dracula proves completely irresistible to women, who succumb with bosoms heaving. But the Count meets his match in the form of eccentric vampire-hunter Dr. Van Helsing (Peter Cushing), who tracks him down to his imposing Klausenberg castle. Hugely controversial back in the 1950s for its stylised crimson fluid excesses, this first Hammer Dracula film was heavily cut by the censor and landed with an 'X' certificate. Now beautifully resorted by the BFI, it is universally recognised as a gothic masterpiece. This screening at Cineworld Dublin is part of the Coca-Cola Cinemagic Film Festival.
A warm and funny tale of marital strife from the writer of 'East is East'.
Atul Dutt (Reece Ritchie) and his beautiful bride Vina (Amara Karan) are looking forward to a fairytale honeymoon. That's mainly because Atul is somewhat intimated by the passion-killing proximity of his first-generation immigrant parents Lopa (Meera Syal) and Eeshwar (Harish Patel). Then the honeymoon is cancelled and the unfortunate young newlyweds find themselves stuck in the Dutt family's Bolton home. Meddling parents, gossiping locals and Atul's annoying little brother all pile on the pressure as nerves fray and tempers rise. Will the marriage be over before it's even been consummated? Adapted by 'East is East' writer Ayub Khan-Din from his acclaimed West End and Broadway play 'Rafta Rafta', this is another truthful, richly observant comedy. Meera Syal and Harish Patel are reunited from the West End cast and joined by attractive, talented rising stars Amara Karan and Reece Ritchie.
Quirky comedy about an aging slacker who sets out to discover his destiny!
Man-child Jeff (Jason Segel) thinks the universe is sending him signs about his fate. He lounges in the basement all day, while his long-suffering widowed mother Sharon (Susan Sarandon) works for a living. Jeff's brother Pat (Ed Helms) has long since flown the nest and now has a miserable job and a troubled relationship with wife Linda (Judy Greer). In an attempt to get Jeff out of the house, Sharon sends him on an errand to buy wood glue. Along the way, he runs into Pat. Since everything happens for a reason, this is clearly a signpost to his destiny! Then they spot Linda with another man and embark on a farcical mission to find out whether she's having an affair. This is a sweet-natured, offbeat comedy from the writer/directors of 'Cyrus', with another great comic performance by Jason Segel.
A privileged sociopath kills a working class girl and decides his fate with a deck of cards in this dark satire.
Egotistical, narcissistic and brimming with hate for the working classes, Charlie Casanova (Emmett Scanlan) has it all and he knows it. But a perfect wife, a property portfolio and a group of loyal friends aren't enough for Charlie. This over-educated, self-styled alpha male craves risk, and refuses to be bound by the law, morality or simple human compassion. At a weekend hotel business conference with a group of pals, the smartly dressed, moustachioed anti-hero holds court with his poisonous philosophies. But when he kills a young girl in a hit-and-run, events spiral out of control. Using a deck of cards to decide his every move, Charlie begins to lost his grip on reality. For his provocative feature debut, writer/producer/director Terry McMahon took the unique step of recruiting cast and crew through Facebook!
Hardman Jason Statham takes on the Triads, the Russian mafia and corrupt cops in an explosive action thriller!
Ex-cop and second-rate cage fighter Luke Wright (Jason Statham) is going nowhere fast. Then his life takes a turn for the worse. After Luke blows a rigged fight, the Russian mob exact a terrible revenge by murdering his entire family. Destitute, guilt-ridden and wandering the streets of New York, he rescues a 10-year-old Chinese girl, Mei (Catherine Chan), from the gang who killed his wife. But this particular child is incredibly valuable to rival factions that also include the Chinese Triads and corrupt NYPD officers. Locked away in her amazing memory is a secret code that's worth millions. If Luke can keep ahead of the bad guys, he might just save her - and find redemption for himself. Taciturn action hero Statham is on top bone-crunching form as the gripping pursuit rages across the Big Apple's streets.
Heart-throb Zac Efron stars in a powerful story of love and destiny.
US Marine Sergeant Logan Thibault (Zac Efron) is on his third tour of duty in Iraq. After a night raid he finds something in the rubble - a photograph of a beautiful young woman. When nobody claims it, he keeps the picture with him and credits this lucky charm with his continued survival. Back home in the US, he learns the woman's name is Beth (Taylor Schilling) and tracks her down to North Carolina. Finding himself unable to tell the truth, he wangles a job at the single mother's family-run dog kennels. Their mutual attraction soon develops into a passionate love affair. But the secret he's keeping threatens to tear them apart if it's ever revealed. A romance for anyone who believes in the power of fate, 'The Lucky One' is adapted from the bestseller by Nicholas Sparks, author of 'The Notebook' and 'Dear John'.
Acclaimed documentary about the life, music and legacy of reggae icon Bob Marley.
Three decades after his death, Jamaican superstar Bob Marley remains a musical icon. Now, for the first time, Marley's full story is told in a definitive documentary. Director Kevin Macdonald, who previously made the Oscar-winning 'One Day in September', traces Marley's rise from the ghettos of Trenchtown to become an international sensation. Along the way, we hear from his wife Rita and his most high-profile son, Ziggy. Also contributing are fellow musicians such as Bunny Wailer, legendary producer Lee 'Scratch' Perry, and Island Records boss Chris Blackwell. The result is a unique account of how such enduring classics as 'One Love', 'Exodus' and 'Redemption Song' were shaped by Marley's background and experiences.
'Marley' goes on limited release from 20 April. Then on 8 May we'll be holding a special 'Marley' day, where all other Cineworlds will screen the film as a one-day special. Check with your Cineworld for details.
A terrifying variation on the classic horror film format from the ingenious people behind 'Lost', 'Cloverfield' and 'Firefly'.
Five young adults set off from the city in their RV for a weekend of debauchery at a remote, abandoned cabin in the woods. In fact, it's so remote that it doesn't even show up on their GPS, so they have to ask a sinister garage attendant for directions. "I can get you there," he says. "Getting back - that's your concern!" You think you've seen this film a hundred times already? Prepare to be amazed as 'The Cabin in the Woods' turns your expectations inside out. What's that strange forcefield? Who are those people in a high-tech operations room? And why are shadowy creatures seemingly bent on killing everyone? All will be revealed in the eagerly anticipated directorial debut of Drew Goddard, writer of 'Lost and 'Cloverfield', which is co-written with 'Buffy' and 'Firefly' creator Joss Whedon.
