Isle of Wight Cinemas

The Isle of Wight has a number of great locations where you can sit back and enjoy a timeless classic, or discover an innovative independent film.

Shelter inside on a rainy day, or relax in the sunshine at an open air showing.

The Island has traditional cinemas in Newport and Ryde where you can catch the latest blockbusters and even live streams from London theatres.

If you are looking to catch the latest blockbuster films, or want to make the most of some family time together with Movies for Juniors, why not head to Cineworld in Newport. And if you're a big fan of films, you can even sign up for their Unlimited Card, allowing you to see unlimited films each month for as little as £17.90.

Pick up a drink and some popcorn at the front desk and make your way to your screen where you can put your feet up and enjoy the show.

As well as being home to some traditional-style cinemas, the Isle of Wight has a great range of quirkier venues.

The Isle of Wight Film Festival in August, which coincides with the great Ventnor Fringe Festival, showcases the best of Island filmmaking talent and the group behind it show classic and independent films throughout the year.

Venues include a church in town renamed ‘The Sacred Cinema’ and the hottest garden in the UK, Ventnor Botanic Garden.

For an evening of wine and film in luxurious art deco surroundings, make your way to the sophisticated Ventnor Arts Club.

The club regularly shows thought-provoking independent films, including international releases.

Outdoor cinema experience at the Garlic Farm

Everybody loves a good old fashioned out-door cinema experience. And The Price is Wight are bringing some classics to the Garlic Farm, including Grease, Mamma Mia and Mary Poppins. For more information on the times and dates of the film, as well as ticket prices, click here.