Deepwater Horizon - Watch the Trailer
Mark Wahlberg stars in a thrilling drama of real-life environmental disaster heroism.
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children - Watch the Trailer
A boy must save the residents of a mysterious island orphanage in Tim Burton's imaginative fantasy.
The Magnificent Seven - Watch the Trailer
Training Day and The Equalizer director Antoine Fuqua re-imagines the classic 1960 Western with a whole host of Hollywood stars all saddling up to tackle injustice.
Bridget Jones's Baby - Watch the Trailer
Returning to her Oscar-nominated signature role as bumbling Bridget, Renee Zellweger is again set to capture our hearts and tickle our funny bones alongside a host of returning favourites including Jim Broadbent, Gemma Jones and Sally Phillips, plus a terrific cameo from acting legend Emma Thompson.
Ben-Hur - Watch the Trailer
Jack Huston and Morgan Freeman star in a spectacular reimagining of the great historical action epic.
Suicide Squad - Watch the Trailer
A team of out-of-control supervillains are brought together by a government agency in this outrageous comic book movie.
Woolton Picture House is a cinema gem hidden away in the heart of picturesque Woolton Village, Liverpool since the 1920's.
Unique in appearance with a traditional art deco auditorium this amazing single screen picture house hosts 256 classic pull-man armchairs & provides an original, comfortable and cosy environment to unwind and enjoy your film.
A popular family favourite the cinema shows all of the latest mainstream releases using the latest in digital theatre sound technology, as well as films for senior audiences & children's matinees every weekend.
Friendly staff serve a selection of confectionary & beverages inside a foyer that retains all of its original charm, including the traditional ticket machine.
Ample free parking in the village car park - situated off Woolton Street allows filmgoers from afar to come and see what's on and visit surrounding areas offering an array of restaurants, coffee shops & bars.
Steeped in nostalgia, Woolton Picture House was the childhood haunt of a famous musician by the name of John Lennon, inspiring part of the lyrics to his song 'A Day in the Life'.
Nicknamed 'The Bug' by Lennon and other 'Quarrymen' band members, the cinema is situated next-door to St Peters church hall a place famed for the meeting of John Lennon and Sir Paul McCartney.
