Vue Cinema Leeds - The Light

AverageThe seats themselves are comfortable, AV & price decentBUT the screens are so big, unless you’re in in the centre aisle or far enough back in the premium seats, the sides are are such an angle I won’t be buying those tickets again. Centre or don’t bother, you’ll be craning your head for 2 hours.Toilets are definitely below average.

Must say I was abit disappointed with my visit to Vue tonight.Firstly, the two big freezers were turned off, so I couldn't purchase any ice-cream.Then, once the film had started, there was a weird thick band on the top half of the screen through most of the film. I had no idea what it was and didn't want to tell a staff member, as I would've missed parts of the film I was watching. I did think staff were meant to check screens during a screening, but guessing no checks were done tonight. It was most noticeable through darker scenes in the film, to the point of it was incredibly distracting.Also, it was quite cold in the screen for most of the film.So not my favourite visit to Vue in the Leeds Light.

Despite my screening being interrupted by teenagers on the back row, the staff were incredibly helpful when it came to dealing with them. Lovely facility, clean toilets, comfy seats and good screen and sound in the screen. Popcorn was a bit stale however.

Outstanding establishment. The seats, sound and the lighting are on point. Its clean, organised and well taken care of. Visited over 100 times throughout the years and every time it had been great. Nice team staff. Toilets are clean. It’s very easy process to buy a ticket online or in person. Variety selection of snacks, drinks and ice creams. Highly recommend visiting.

Started going on solo cinema trips in the mornings to get myself out of the house and cause it's my preferred way to enjoy movies. This is my third outing so far and currently the quietest one I've been on, literally the only person to be there but had a great time. Staff were lovely and really like the recliner chairs.Honestly I always wondered why people talk about the cinema industry dying off but these trips have made me realise why. The most populated viewing I've been to far has been Ant Man and the Wasp with like 10-15 of us there the other two it's either been me alone in a cinema or literally two other people there. I grew up going to the cinema and love the experience and guess I wanted somewhere to write how it's made me feel to see the industry on its last legs in some places.In terms of an actual review of the place the cinema is pristine, all the way up to the ticket machines, these are massively outdated and aren't really functional. Not sure if it's a money thing or if everyone just buys tickets online now or at the counter so they don't bother updating them but it was a bit annoying first time I went.The actual building it's in is gorgeous, the natural light that comes in through the glass ceiling and walls either side make it a nice experience to walk into and feel comfortable.Anyway here's a picture and video of me in a unplanned private cinema viewing I thought was kinda funny.Oh also Close as a movie is bloody gorgeous if not incredibly sad at points. Go see it if you have the chance

Very comfortable seats. Probably the most comfortable theater I have ever attended. However, it is repeatedly insanely loud. They must not have a Health & Safety Department on par with those that the UK prides itself upon.

Big screens, big sound. Recliner seats are always a bonus with Vue

Why is it always so cold in the auitoriums. We went to the Vue, The Light, Leeds yesterday to see the 2pm showing of Napoleon on screen 7. Really good film. Comfortable seats but the experience was spoilt by what appeared to be no heating on throughout the 2.5 hour length of the film. Looking around most people were wrapped in coats trying to keep warm. I know times are hard and this may be a way of keeping costs down, but it's self defeating as people will think twice about returning to sit in the cold next time.