Part of the Barrbridge Leisure Centre, this 14 screen multiplex is well served by local eateries and plentiful parking.

This B-listed art deco cinema was built in only nine weeks and hosts seven screens.

This 14 screen multiplex is situated in Paisley's Phoenix Business Park.

Dundee's Cineworld opened in 1999 and features nine screens.

West Bridge Street, Falkirk. 01324 506850. £3.50 (£2.50). Super Saver (four films): £12 (£8). Cuppa screenings: £2.70 including coffee/tea & cake; £1.50 film only. Scream Screens: £2.50.

Edinburgh's Cineworld in Fountainbridge is the city's only cinema with an IMAX screen. It is surrounded by plenty of restaurants and a bowling alley.

First opened as the King's Cinema in 1914, a refurbishment and name change saw The Cameo open in 1949. Now featuring three screens and a licensed bar with wide-ranging food menu. £5.30–£7.30 (£2–£5.80). Sunday double bills £7.30 (concessions £5.80…

The DCA cinema hosts two screens and is complemented by a shop and café bar. £5.40 (£4.30 before 5pm). Family Ticket £17.60. Student Sundays: £3.20. Senior Mondays: £3.20. Movie Kids: Adults £2.50; Child £2 (children's tickets are buy one get one…

Originally built as the Cosmo in 1939, this was the first art-house cinema constructed outside London. From 1974, the B-Listed building became better known as the GFT and now features two screens and hosts the Glasgow Film Festival.

This three screen cinema was built in 1931 and features a covered area over the pavement to keep waiting punters safe from inclement weather. The sublet bar and restaurant is accessible from a separate entrance.

The two screen Lonsdale shares premises with a bingo hall and features a free car park.