The word "cinemas" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to both the place where movies are typically projected and watched, as well as the physical building for such a place. For example: "Many people enjoy spending their weekends going to the local cinemas."
Nevertheless, Behind the Candelabra screened as a competition entry at the Cannes film festival in May, and later debuted in UK cinemas.
Woman in Gold is released in cinemas next month, but at its premiere in Berlin the Austrian reviewers were generous about its portrayal of a national reluctance to face the art crimes of the past, according to playwright Alexi Kaye Campbell, who wrote the screenplay.
His tenure has also brought NT Live, the scheme through which plays from the National are broadcast live in cinemas in Britain and overseas.
Industry tracker boxofficemojo.com estimate that The Interview made $40m in digital sales and $6.7m in cinemas worldwide.
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If aliens were to land in India today they would be greeted by a bewildering spectacle – while hordes of film buffs gather outside cinemas to see the latest Bollywood blockbuster, an angry mob waves saffron-coloured flags and calls for the arrest of the movie's hero for allegedly defaming Hinduism.
The Interview took a reported $15m £9.8mm) in online sales in its first week, after alleged North Korean attempts to get it pulled from cinemas transformed it from a witless farce into an expression of free speech.
Streep and Roberts are not favourites to win their categories, so sustaining the film may prove a challenge, with further strong titles coming into cinemas.
Other indie cinemas such as the Biógrafo and the Alameda are situated in more fashionable areas, but the Normandie's prestige and diversity ensure that it still attracts the cool crowd.
Into the Woods is playing in cinemas and off-Broadway while Assassins is in the West End and will soon be followed by a revival of Gypsy.
Sundowners in Camps Bay, weekly open-air cinemas in Kirstenbosch, summer markets and chilled Cape wine will keep you (and any non-divers) smiling.
