Get the popcorn ready Lancs students: Here’s Take2 Cinema’s schedule for this term
Lancaster Uni’s on-campus cinema has a stellar lineup in store for you
Even though the term’s only recently started, the mounting workloads are already upon us. To save us from going insane from the never-ending assignments here at Lancs, Take2 Cinema has announced its schedule for this upcoming term, showcasing a wide array of the latest cinematic releases.
Located at Bowland Main Lecture Theatre, screenings are shown six days a week with doors opening at 7:15pm (excluding Mondays).
So, here are all the films being shown for the remainder of this term.
The Long Walk (2025)
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Trust us, after watching The Long Walk you will never complain about walking up the Spine ever again. Stephen King’s latest adaptation hit cinemas this summer and is now at Take2 on Friday 24th October till Thursday 30th October.
One Battle After Another (2025)
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For those eager to get a head start on the likely best picture nominations, One Battle After Another is definitely one to check out. You can catch this from Friday 31st October till Thursday 6th November – Halloween movie night anyone (nothing is scarier than Sean Penn’s walk in this movie)?
GoldenEye (1995)
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An iconic James Bond movie, back in cinemas for its 30th anniversary, GoldenEye is showing at Take2 on Friday 14th November to Thursday 20th November.
Corpse Bride (2005)
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Showing from Friday 21st November till Thursday 27th November, we’re being graced with yet another re-release of Tim Burton’s classic Corpse Bride showing.
Tron Ares (2025)
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Without a doubt, Tron Ares is set to have some of the best visuals this year. This latest release in the Tron franchise is being screened from Friday 28th November till Thursday 4th December.
Bugonia (2025)
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Finishing off the term is Yorgos Lanthimos’s new film, Bugonia starring Emma Stone. Could this reach the hype of Poor Things? You can catch it from Friday 5th December until Thursday 11th December.
Tickets can be purchased here for £4.50 (£3.50 for members) or in person on the night of the screening. A variety of refreshments can also be purchased upon entry.
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