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If you’re going to the movies, you might as well do it properly. 🎬

At @palacecinemas, it’s less about popcorn and soft drinks and more about wine, cheese boards, and a relaxed cinema experience before and after the film.

And with upcoming titles like Project Hail Mary, Michael, and Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, there’s plenty to look forward to on the big screen.*

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*Trailer content supplied by Palace Cinemas
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00:00The cinema going experience was once synonymous with sticky carpet, jumbo
00:03soft drinks, stale popcorn, hardly the stuff of a sophisticated night out.
00:08Fortunately, a night of the movies has changed. By trading soft drinks for a
00:11wide selection of wines and other beverages, serving up cheese platters
00:14alongside fresh popcorn, and offering the perfect place for pre and post
00:18screening relaxation, Palace Cinemas is date night done right. What's more you
00:22can sign up to the Palace Cinemas Movie Club for discounted tickets, redeemable
00:25reward points, exclusive special events, and more. With that, here are three films
00:30coming soon to Palace Cinemas that will make your next night at the movies
00:33something special. First, Project Hail Mary. An old-school blockbuster in the
00:36Spielbergian mold, this film sends Ryan Gosling to space to prevent our son from
00:40dying out. Offering grand spectacle and a life-affirming tone, Project Hail Mary is
00:44the kind of uncynical big film we don't see enough of anymore.
00:53Second, Michael.
00:58You know his songs, but you've never seen them brought to life like this. Michael
01:02captures the life and legacy of one of pop's biggest icon. From Billie Jean to
01:05Black or White, Michael Jackson's music is one of our true universal cultural
01:09touchstones. And the trailer for this film had the whole man-of-many office buzzing.
01:18Finally, The Odyssey. Only a handful of directors can market a film off the back
01:22of their name alone, and Christopher Nolan is definitely one of them. Even by his
01:25lofty standards, adapting Homer's historic poem The Odyssey is an epic
01:28undertaking. It's the kind of prestige film your local palace cinema was made for.

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