Odeon Cinema

Sandbrook Park, Sandbrook Way, Rochdale OL11 1RY

Odeon Filmline: 0871 22 44 007

Directors Chair

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Gives true film fanatics the chance to see films the critics are talking about.
Tuesdays at 8.00pm

Senior Screen

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A discounted rate with free tea and coffee included and a choice of two films.
Wednesdays at 10.45am

Odeon Newbies

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Bring your baby along to the screening, there is no need to worry about your little one making any noise.
Wednesdays at 11.00am

Kids Club

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Chosen especially for children at pocket money prices and with every child ticket you get a free adult ticket.
Just £2.95 per child!
Saturday & Sunday at 11.00am

Link to films showing 3 to 9 October 2008


Films Showing Friday 10 to Thursday 16 October inclusive


City of Ember (PG)

1 hour 35 minutes

Starring: Bill Murray, Tim Robbins, Saoirse Ronan, Martin Landau, Mackenzie Crook, Toby Jones, Mary Kay Place & Harry Treadaway

 

Ember is an underground city, lit only by electric lamps, whose inhabitants have no mobile light sources — including even fire. The darkness beyond, they believe, extends forever. But their power supply is running out. Ember is falling apart. And young messenger Lina (Ronan) and pipe worker Doon (Treadaway) are looking for the exit.

Death Race (15)

1 hour 45 minutes

Starring: Jason Statham, Ian McShane, Jacob Vargas, Max Ryan, Tyrese Gibson & Joan Allen

 

When her star driver is injured, Hennessey (Allen) - prison warden and creator of new viewing sensation Death Race - has NASCAR star Ames (Statham) framed for murder. She offers him a deal: win the race and he’ll gain his freedom. Or die trying…

Disaster Movie (12A)

'Contains hard drug references, bleeped strong language and sex references'
1 hour 27 minutes

Starring: Carmen Electra, Kimberly Kardashian, Matt Lanter, Vanessa Minnillo

 

More spoofing from the makers of Epic Movie and Meet The Spartans...

How to Lose Friends and Alienate People (15)

1 hour 50 minutes

Starring: Simon Pegg, Kirsten Dunst, Jeff Bridges, Gillian Anderson, Megan Fox & Danny Huston

 

Sidney Young (Pegg) is a down-on-his-luck British journalist offered the chance of a lifetime at glossy US magazine Sharps. However, his plans to conquer New York hit speedbumps in the shape of a glamorous starlet (Fox), her ruthless publicist (Anderson) and his increasingly irate co-workers (Dunst, Bridges, Huston).

Igor (PG)

1 hour 27 minutes

Starring: John Cusack, Steve Buscemi, Jennifer Coolidge, Eddie Izzard, John Cleese, Sean Hayes & Jay Leno

 

"Igor" is a playfully irreverent comedy that brings a new twist to the classic monster genre. In a world filled with Mad Scientists and Evil Inventions, one talented evil scientist's hunch-backed lab assistant has big dreams of becoming a Mad Scientist himself and winning the annual Evil Science Fair.

Mamma Mia (PG)

1 hour 48 minutes

Starring: Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth, Amanda Seyfried

 

Based on the hit West End and Broadway musical about an ABBA-ridden tale of a young bride-to-be trying to find her father.

Mirrors (15)

1 hour 50 minutes

Starring: Amy Smart, Kiefer Sutherland, Paula Patton, Jason Flemyng, Julian Glover, Ezra Buzzington & John Shrapnel

 

Troubled ex-cop Ben Carson (Sutherland) takes a job as a night watchman in a New York department store whose mirrors have strangely survived a fire. When his family are menaced by their own mirror-images, Ben investigates the haunting.

Righteous Kill (15)

1 hour 41 minutes

Starring: Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, Carla Gugino, John Leguizamo, Curtis Jackson, Dan Futterman, Donnie Wahlberg & Brian Dennehy

 

A pair of aging cops – one by-the-book (Pacino), the other more renegade (De Niro) – go on the hunt for a serial killer. But is that serial killer closer to home than they think.

Taken (15)

1 hour 34 minutes

Starring: Liam Neeson, Famke Janssen, Maggie Grace

 

How far would a father go to get his daughter back? Liam Neesen stars in ‘Taken’ as ex CIA agent Kinsey, an overprotective father, who after succumbing to parental pressures lets his daughter go to Paris for the summer with some friends. His years of experience are called upon when he hears his daughter being kidnapped over the phone.

The House Bunny (12A)

'Contains one use of strong language and moderate sex references'
1 hour 37 minutes

Starring: Anna Faris, Emma Stone, Colin Hanks, kat dennings & Hugh Hefner

 

Playboy Bunny Shelley (Faris) is bubbly, beautiful and the glue that holds the Playboy Mansion together. But when a rival's scheming means she’s forced to leave, she finds herself becoming House Mother at a sorority comprising a bunch of misfits.

Tropic Thunder (15)

1 hour 47 minutes

Starring: Justin Theroux, Jack Black, Brandon T. Jackson, Steve Coogan, Tom Cruise, Ben Stiller, Robert Downey Jr & Jay Baruchel

 

A bunch of movie stars shooting a Vietnam war movie are dropped off in a real-life jungle to offset the escalating budget. It’s not long before guerrilla filmmaking turns into genuine guerrilla warfare...

Directors Chair

Tuesday 14 October 2008


The Edge of Love (15)

1 hour 50 minutes

Starring: Keira Knightley, Sienna Miller, Cillian Murphy & Matthew Rhys

 

London, World War II. Welsh poet Dylan Thomas (Rhys) is in love with both his wife Caitlin (Miller) and his childhood friend Vera (Knightley), now married to the devoted William (Murphy). But Dylan’s refusal to commit to one woman could destroy the lives of all of them...

Senior Screen

Wednesday 13 October 2008

Ticket price includes free tea, coffee, cold drinks and biscuits (before and after the film)


Happy-Go-Lucky (15)

1 hour 58 minutes


Starring: Sally Hawkins, Eddie Marsan, Alexis Zegerman, Andrea Riseborough & Samuel Roukin

 

Poppy (Hawkins) is a London primary school teacher. After her bike is stolen she gets driving lessons, but her teacher, Scott (Marsan), turns out to be a bit of a nut. She begins learning flamenco. One of the kids in her class has problems at home. And all the while, she barely stops smiling...

Smart People (15)

1 hour 35 minutes


Starring: Dennis Quaid, Ellen Page, Thomas Haden Church, Sarah Jessica Parker & Ashton Holmes

 

College professor Lawrence Wetherhold (Quaid) is not having an easy time. The widower must deal with his aggressively over-achieving daughter (Page), layabout adoptive brother (Haden Church) and his growing feelings for his doctor (Parker). And he persistently refuses to make things easy on himself...

Kids Club

Saturday 11 & 12 October 2008

Journey to the Centre of the Earth (PG)

1 hour 32 minutes

Starring: Brendan Fraser, Josh Hutcherson & Anita Briem

 

Scientist Trevor Anderson (Brendan Fraser) and his nephew Sean (Josh Hutcherson) travel to Iceland, following Sean’s long-missing father. With guide Hannah (Anita Briem), they are trapped in a cave and forced to follow Jules Verne’s perilous route into the centre of the Earth.

Opening Times:

Disabled access throughout the cinema, induction loops, audio described & subtitled performances available. Please ask a member of our team for further assistance.

Ticket Prices:

Standard Seats  
Adult (before 2pm Mon-Fri): £ 5.50
Adult (Sat/Sun & Bank Hols, After 2pm Mon-Fri): £ 6.50
Under 15: £ 4.75
Senior: £ 5.00
Student: £ 5.00
Family: £ 20.00
   
Premier Seats  
Adult Premier (before 2pm Mon-Fri): £ 6.50
Adult Premier (Sat/Sun & Bank Hols, After 2pm Mon-Fri): £ 7.50
Under 15 Premier: £ 5.75
Senior Premier: £ 6.00
Student Premier : £ 6.00
Family Premier: £ 23.00