The Many Saints of Newark ViP Dining experience

Calling all wise guys, loan sharks and everybody in-between. The long-awaited Sopranos prequel movie, The Many Saints of Newark, is about to hit Cineworld screens and brings us the violent story of young Tony Soprano.

Actor Michael Gandolfini steps into his late father James's shoes, depicting a young Tony in his formative years in 1970s New Jersey. We learn how Tony was influenced by the machinations of DiMeo family, but more specifically his charismatic and dangerous uncle Dickie Moltisanti (Alessandro Nivola).

It promises to be a gripping expansion of the classic series, one that cemented James Gandolfini as one of the all-time great mob actors. Nostalgics are sure to get a blast in seeing how the movie anticipates the iconography of the series – and, of course, pivotal to every wise guy's lifestyle is the food, from Carmela's lasagne to baked ziti.

That's why The Many Saints of Newark is the perfect film to experience in Cineworld ViP with our Italian-themed dining experience.

THE FOOD

Indulge in delicious Italian-themed complimentary dining ahead of your screening of the movie in our private ViP exclusive lounge. Feel like you’re at Beansie’s Pizzeria, or any of the other famous food joints featured in the show, as you help yourself to delicious pizza and pasta. And of course, you can’t forget about dessert. You can make your own ice cream sundae, Tony Soprano’s favourite.

THE SNACKS

Make sure you leave room for snacks as you can help yourself to unlimited popcorn, nachos, hot dogs and soft drinks, which you can take with you into our intimate screening rooms.

THE SEATS

Then it’s time to sit back in our luxury recliner seats, so comfortable they’re worthy of Tony Soprano himself and relax as you experience The Many Saints of Newark on the big screen feeling like a true VIP.

So what are you waiting for? Book your ViP tickets for The Many Saints of Newark today. Cineworld ViP is available at Cineworld Sheffield, Glasgow Renfrew Street, York, Cheltenham, and at the O2 (Greenwich) in London.