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Situated in the heart of the city in The Mall Wood Green Shopping Centre, with all the latest facilities you would expect of a modern cinema including large screens and digital projectors, enabling it to show all the latest films, including 3D versions of the most popular releases.

How to get there:

By Car: The Mall is approximately a mile from the North Circular. From the North follow the signs from the North Circular via Bounds Green Road or Green Lanes onto the High Road.
From the south via Green Lanes onto the High Road From the East via Lordship lane or West Green Road and the West access from Hornsey High Road.

By Bus: Over 75 different buses run through Wood Green and stop directly outside the mall.

By Train: Take the Piccadilly line to either Wood Green or Turnpike lane

What's On:

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A Dangerous Method
Some David Cronenberg fans might scratch their heads at ‘A Dangerous Method’, the new film from the...

Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked
This latest addition to the 53-year-old sing-song franchise sees Dave (Jason Lee) and his six-pack of CGI’d rodents...

The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel

Has Provence been outsourced to Jaipur? If ‘The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel’ is anything to go by, it seems that, along with computer programming and call centres, the...

Chronicle

Here we go again with another ‘found footage’ film supposedly shot by amateurs: this time it’s schoolkids in Seattle with superpowers. There has been wild...

Dolphin Tale
Pack a few discreet hankies for this warm-hearted but schmaltzy family pic. ‘Dolphin Tale’ is based on the story of Winter, a bottlenose dolphin rehabilitated at...

Ek Deewana Tha
Celebrated Bollywood director Guatham Menon – who has made films in both Hindi and Tamil – returns with this potentially controversial story of a Mumbai filmmaker who falls in...

Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu
Two beautiful mismatched NRI’s (‘Non Resident Indians’) get pissed in Las Vegas, USA on Christmas Eve. They wake up married to each other the following morning. Will...

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Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance
Co-directors Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor claim they...

Jack and Jill
Adam Sandler’s new comedy may be totally mediocre, but that’s still a big step up from the intensely...

Jodi Breakers


Journey 2: The Mysterious Island

More adventures for teen Jules Verne fan Sean (Josh Hutcherson) in this sequel to 2008’s ‘Journey...

A Monster in Paris

There’s much to praise in this bubbly, 3D fairytale from French animator Bibo Bergeron. Set on the streets of Paris in 1910, ‘A Monster in Paris’ borrows some...

Mr Popper's Penguins
Jim Carrey’s first live-action film in two years puts the gurner extraordinaire in the role of New York real-estate...

Puss in Boots
Beautifully voiced by Antonio Banderas, Puss in Boots is to ‘Shrek’ what Jack Sparrow is to...

Rango
Johnny Depp voices the titular cowboy chameleon in this offbeat animated adventure.


Safe House

Elevated above the norm by Swedish director Daniel Espinosa’s kinetic visuals, a smart script by David...

Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace 3D
Michel Hazanavicius and his star Jean Dujardin are...

The Muppets

If the secret to great comedy is timing, The Muppets must be one of the greatest comic acts of all time. The original ‘Muppet Show’ first screened in 1976, when its...

The Vow

Loosely inspired by a true story, this would-be weepie stars Rachel McAdams as Paige, a young artist who wakes from a...

The Woman in Black

Hanging on to your movie career is a trial for any child actor, but for Daniel Radcliffe, who is associated not just...

Tiger Of Berlin