Sentence examples for enter the cinema from inspiring English sources

None of them seem in any hurry to enter the cinema.

We enter the cinema expecting to be pleasantly outraged, and for the first 20 minutes or so the picture lives up to our expectations.

The company was founded in 1929 as a way for the Radio Corporation of America to enter the cinema industry in the UK, but the focus shifted to winning a series of key defence contracts in the 1960s.

"It has also to be seen that a film must never end, that it must exist – and even before it begins, before we enter the cinema – in a kind of englobingly extensive prolongation".

Maybe cinemas will soon make audience members sign a form before they enter the cinema, saying: "I believe that I have sufficient information on this movie, and will take personal responsibility for my enjoyment of it".

Enter the cinema of your movie.

Virus thriller Contagion entered the cinema bloodstream in October 2011 with £1.46m.

"When I entered the cinema, I didn't even know who Jean Vigo was," Truffaut would write later.

Who is going to tell the empress she is leaving the editing suite and entering the cinema naked?

From the film's eerie art nouveau poster you pass entering the cinema to the unforgettable final line ("Forget it Jake, it's Chinatown"), this film is flawless.

But two hours into what was a reasonably pleasurable movie, bodies began swaying as if a gusty northerly had entered the cinema.