Film fans in Stroud will be able to watch films for £4 during a two-day National Cinema Weekend promotion at Vue.
The offer covers all films and seats on Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 September. National Cinema Weekend is described as a celebration of the cinema experience, bringing together new blockbusters, family films, indie horror and classic re-releases.
Customers should check the Vue website or app before travelling, as the cinema’s booking channels show which films and session times are available at Vue Stroud.
Films listed for the weekend
The announcement highlights Spider-Man: Brand New Day, The Odyssey and Toy Story 5 among the films showing over the promotional weekend.
The Dog Stars, described as Ridley Scott’s latest film, is also listed. The film is described in the announcement as a post-apocalyptic drama starring Jacob Elordi.
The programme includes several family options. These are Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie and Cars. The listed family choices also include David, an animated musical retelling of the story of David and Goliath.
Horror fans are directed towards the new release Insidious: Out of the Further and the independent horror film Leviticus.
Booking and accessibility information
Vue advises customers to visit www.myvue.com or use the Vue app to find the films and session times available at its Stroud cinema.
People looking for open-captioned screenings should look for the “OC” accessibility attribute before booking. The source announcement does not provide a street address for Vue Stroud, so customers should use the official booking channels for the venue and session details.
The promotion is scheduled for two days, but the supplied announcement does not explicitly confirm that every film named in its wider programme will be available at the Stroud venue. Customers should therefore check the local listings before making plans.
Vue says the weekend celebrates cinema
Dean Cross, senior screen content manager at Vue UK & Ireland, said the promotion was intended to recognise the range of films released during the year and encourage audiences to return to the big screen.
“It’s been an incredible year for film, from the huge blockbusters to indie horrors – and everything in between. This National Cinema Weekend, we want to celebrate the big screen experience by giving back to our audiences. We encourage everyone to make the most of the celebration and enjoy a film at Vue.”
The supplied source is marked “Updated: August 30, 2026” and carries a September 4, 2026 byline. The promotion dates are reported as stated in that announcement.
