The most popular film was Mamma Mia which was seen by over 1700 people, beating Slum Dog Millionaire which only attracted 639.
The audiences, which averages at 137 people a week hit an all time low on the recent Bank Holiday Monday where the audience was zero.
Hopefully this will remain an isolated record as the films booked for the next couple of months are exceptional and well worth seeing.
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4 comments:
I blame Tesco, well there are those who would have you believe that they're behind every negative aspect of bad town news......
it easy people were enjoying what left of the summer
would u sit inside on a nice evening
It was a beautiful Bank Holiday Monday and as Anonymous says,why sit in a cinema? However, we feel duty bound to offer a film on our advertised showing days hence the decision to open.
Thankfully Bank Holiday Monday was a one off and our loyal customer base will continue to support us. We have a very strong programme of films coming up culminating in Toy Story 3 during the school half lerm week.
Mac at the Regal
the regal need to get in to 2010 its shit .
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