"going to the cinema" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an activity you plan to do in the future, e.g. "This weekend I'm going to the cinema to watch the newest superhero movie."
After a few months, though, he reconnected with a high-school friend, Mikal, and started going with her to Harnet Avenue at night, strolling from café to café or going to Cinema Hamsien, where they could watch Indian movies for a few nakfa.
The 14 FPQ activities are: eating out, leisure, computer use, helping with housework, riding a bicycle, tricycle or wheelchair, running errands, joining organized activities outside school (community), school activities, playing sports, playing non-sports, watching sports, doing arts and crafts, going to cinema (culture), and taking part in tourist activities.
Students must not watch films on campus and are forbidden from going to cinemas during term time.
People should be mindful when they go to cinema – seek out films that represent a different perspective to your own.
Try to accomplish your dream: to visit an overseas country, to write a book, to learn to swim etc. Go to cinema, theatre, or concerts.
Instead of saying "Kate and me are going to the cinema" (or Me and Kate are going to the cinema) say "Kate and I are going to the cinema".
Imagine going to the cinema, knowing in detail the story of the film you are about to see.
"Going to the cinema was a treat.
On its opening weekend, 53% of Argentinians going to the cinema went to see The Clan.
"Going to the cinema is about going to see the actors larger than life," Torgovnik says.
