Pictureville Cinema

The epic conclusion to the Jurassic era, with cast from the original film joining their newer counterparts to determine humanity’s fate in a world of dinosaurs. Book now to see it in IMAX.

Tom Cruise returns as rule-breaking fighter pilot Pete “Maverick” Mitchell in the pulse-pounding sequel to the 80s classic. See it on the biggest screen in Yorkshire—Bradford's IMAX.

A stirring war drama, with Colin Firth leading British intelligence in an ingenious plot to divert Hitler’s attention from the Allies' invasion of Sicily.

Explore the impact of humanity on planet Earth with stunning footage captured by astronauts.

Discover the incredible abilities of dogs and the astonishing science behind their superpowers.

Rub shoulders with Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin and experience NASA’s most celebrated mission—the 1969 moon landing.

Join narrator Benedict Cumberbatch for an exploration of the mysterious and wild continent of Antarctica.

Travel alongside dinosaurs as they face the challenges of a changing world.

Uplifting, visually stunning sci-fi, with Michelle Yeoh as a woman whose tax wrangles lead to a parallel-universe adventure. Experience it on the biggest screen in the region—Bradford's IMAX.

Delicate, moving Irish drama about a nine-year-old left in the care of distant relatives for a summer in the countryside.

Moving biopic of the celebrated First World War poet Siegfried Sassoon, with Jack Lowden and Peter Capaldi playing the anti-war activist at different stages of his life.

An intimate portrait of one of the 20th century’s most popular and prolific composers—Italian film score maestro Ennio Morricone.

The citizens of LEGO world are facing a brand new threat: DUPLO invaders from outer space, wrecking everything. Can the heroes from Bricksburg fight them off? See it for £3 at our Kids’ Club screenings. 

A live broadcast of David Hare’s new play starring Ralph Fiennes as Robert Moses, a public official who reigned for 40 years as ‘the most powerful man in New York’.

The latest feature from boundary-pushing director Gaspar Noé, about a couple with dementia, is a powerful exploration of loneliness and love.