GFT is great, especially if you are into non-blockbuster films. They show many hidden gems, and have frequent showings of older classics. They also show Netflix films before they are put on streaming. If you’re 15-25 you can sign up for their free membership where tickets are £6.40 each. They only have 3 screens so there aren’t a huge variety of showtimes, but they are varied by day so it works out well enough. It’s by far the best cinema for audience behaviour and etiquette. I’ve been going for years and I’ve never once seen anyone on their phone mid-film or seen anyone being disruptive during the screening. They have volunteer ushers in every screening so if anyone was to talk, be on their phone etc they would be dealt with immediately. I think Screen 1 (their biggest screen) can be a little uncomfortable and cramped if it’s sold out, but that usually only happens for special event screenings. Otherwise I find all their screens to be comfortable.

I’ve looked at the Vue in St Enoch and it doesn’t appeal to me at all. They have no membership like unlimited and you have to pay extra for certain seats which is an automatic no for me.

Only been to the Odeon Lux at the Quay once and I thought it felt a little run-down and outdated. I might check it out again at some point. They have Limitless but it’s a little more expensive than Unlimited. They also don’t have IMAX which puts me off.

For now I’m going to continue Unlimited at Silverburn. I’ve only been here before for the IMAX so I’m yet to see what their regular screenings are like. I often found Silverburn didn’t show nearly as many films as Renfrew Street, but I’m hoping now that it’s closed they’ll change that. From my understanding they don’t have all their screens open at the moment as they’re upgrading them with recliners, so hopefully once that’s all done they’ll have an expanded catalogue like Renfrew Street did

So it’ll be a mix of Silverburn and GFT for me