The Rio offers specially priced tickets – £1.50 children and £2.50 accompanying adults – for the Saturday Morning Picture Club and Tuesday afternoon Playcentre Matinees, to help children to enjoy great films at an affordable price. BEE MOVIE (U) (USA 2007) dirs. Steve Hickner & Simon J. Smith 90m. Follow the cartoon adventures of Barry B. Benson, a bee disillusioned with his lone career choice of making honey who decides to embark on a whirlwind trip to Manhattan – causing havoc along the way! Approx end 12.35pm £1.50 Children/£2.50 Adults
MR MAGORIUM'S WONDER EMPORIUM (U) (USA 2007) dir. Zach Helm 94m. Mr Magorium is proprietor of the ultimate toy shop – where through his sorcery the toys, games and even the store itself come alive. But as Mr Magorium's retirement looms closer, his decision to leave the store to shy Molly Mahoney has severe consequences.
BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA (PG) (USA 2007) dir. Gabor Csupo 95m. Jesse is a boy who's misunderstood, picked on by the "cool" kids at school and ignored by his parents who are struggling to make ends meet. Then new girl Leslie moves in next door. The two become friends and discover a large patch of woodland near their houses, where they create their own world, the magical kingdom of Terabithia. Will their action-packed adventures there help them to deal with real-life bullies? Approx end 12.40pm £1.50 Children/£2.50 Adults
STARDUST (PG) (UK/US 2007) dir. Matthew Vaughn 128m. The story of Tristan, whose quest to retrieve a fallen star takes him to a mysterious and forbidden land where he encounters a variety of magical and fantastical characters. Approx end 1.15pm £1.50 Children/£2.50 Adults
THE GOLDEN COMPASS (PG) (US/UK 2007) dir. Chris Weitz 113m. A dimension-crossing blockbuster about a magical dust found only in the vast Arctic expanse of the North, rumoured to possess the power to unite whole universes. Approx end 1.00pm £1.50 Children/£2.50 Adults
ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS (U) (USA 2007) dir. Tim Hill 91m. When their home is destroyed, three musically inclined chipmunks, Alvin, Simon and Theodore, are sent to Los Angeles. There they meet a songwriter who leads them to musical success – but will they survive the pitfalls of fame and fortune? Approx end 12.35pm £1.50 Children/£2.50 Adults
CHARLOTTE'S WEB (U) (US 2006) dir. Gary Winick 97m. An adaptation of the much loved classic children's story about the friendship between a farmyard pig and a lovable spider. Wilbur the pig is the runt of the litter, and the farmer wants to get rid of him. But farmer's daughter Fern saves his life, keeping him like a puppy until he gets too big to handle. Wilbur's life is in danger again – until he meets Charlotte, a friendly and intelligent spider who has a plan to save him in a very unusual way. A delightful family film. Approx end 12.45pm £1.50 Children/£2.50 Adults
ENCHANTED (PG) (USA 2007) dir. Kevin Lima 107m. A classic Disney fairytale collides with modern-day New York City when Princess Giselle is sent to our world by an evil queen. Struggling to survive in modern-day Manhattan, Giselle begins to fall in love with a charming lawyer – but has to wonder if fairytale romance can survive in the real world? Approx end 12.50pm £1.50 Children/£2.50 Adults
Sat 29 Mar 11.00am RATATOUILLE (U) (US 2007) dirs. Brad Bird & Jan Pinkava 111m. Moving to Paris to fulfil his dream of being a chef, young rat Remy discovers it's a tough profession for a rodent. But an unlikely partnership with a trainee kitchen boy helps him battle his family's scepticism and the rat-hating world of humans to fulfil his culinary goals!
Tue 5 Feb 4.15pm – BEE MOVIE (U) TICKETS
FRI 15 – TUE 19 Feb 1.45, 4.00 daily THE PRINCES’ QUEST (Azur & Asmar) (U) (Spain/Italy/Belgium/France 2006) dir. Michel Ocelot 99m. Digital. The story of two children brought up by the same woman. Azur, the son of a nobleman, and Asmar, the child of the nurse. As they grow up the nurse tells them many enchanting stories but their favourite is about the Djinn fairy waiting to be released from captivity by a good and heroic prince. One day Azur's father cruelly separates them, sending Azur to the city for a private education and banishing the nurse and Asmar from his home. Some years later Azur returns and sets out to a land far away to find the nurse and Asmar. Finally reunited, it soon becomes clear that Azur and Asmar will compete against each other to be the first one to rescue the fairy. A visually stunning film from the award-winning makers of KIRIKOU AND THE SORCERESS.
FRI 21, SAT 22 & MON 24 Mar 2.00 daily THE PRINCES’ QUEST (Azur & Asmar) (U) (Spain/Italy/Belgium/France 2006) dir. Michel Ocelot 99m. Digital. TICKETS GROUP REDUCTIONS (weekday matinees only)
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