Cinema Novels & Stories

I took her hand and walked in the other direction without looking back at Finn or Lillian or Bastien, and this time I didn't stop to smooth anything over for anyone. Kian fell into step beside me. "There's a cinema two blocks from here," he said. "Lily's been asking about that film." I looked at Lily, who was still indignant but brightening at the word cinema. "All right," I said. The film was something Lily had been requesting for two months, and she watched it with the intensity of a child experiencing something important, pressed against my side, occasionally narrating quietly to herself. Kian sat on my other side in the dark

I asked Kudaisi as I entered the car. He smiled, his twinkling eyes making my heart race. “Cinema first, then maybe some other place to cool off after.” “Cool.” Kudaisi picked a movie for us when we arrived at the cinema, I was not sure the title, while Adeola chose to watch an animation movie with Lara, making us split to different halls. The movie Kudaisi picked was ways apart from what we read in the synopsis, a bad excuse of a thriller movie and I quickly lost interest a few minutes in. Soft smacking sounds of kissing soon reached our ears from the couple seated below us, making me blush at their actions.

I said between breaks in our kiss. “Sure,” Reiner replied after ending our heated kiss. … The top floor of this mall had a very large cinema. I haven’t seen a movie in a cinema for a while now and I don’t watch that many movies, except for the ones that Zak produces or sponsors. Those I have to watch, or he’d kill me for sure. The cinema was almost empty. No surprise there, it is the afternoon of a weekday. Who would be out to watch a movie except for someone who is too free like me and her personal butler?

She knows a lot of things and she's quick to learn and assimilate what she's been taught. "Huh? Cin… what?" She asked and creased her eyebrows. "It's cinema and it's a place where we see a movie." I smiled. "Oh! But why a cinema? I thought you told me about movies and we can watch them on TV." She said. Okay, she's smart and intelligent too.

After all, Eldest Young Master Hill was not very confident of himself because of a certain problem. “Cathy, I…” “It’s not often we go out to watch a movie, so can we not discuss this? Let’s talk about something happy instead.” Catherine interrupted him and changed the subject. She took out her phone. “Which cinema are we going to?” “Your choice.” Catherine finally chose a cinema closer to the manor. The movie screening was at 7:30 p.m. However, when they went in, there were barely any people inside. The plot was quite melodramatic and poor too.

Not wearing my heels anymore, I look really small beside him and he pulls me to his side. "You look amazing." He mumbles into my ear as he leans down. I act as though he said nothing and move ahead to ask, "Is there a close by cinema? You were just complaining about the traffic. He stays silent for a while before finally answering, "Yes, the silver bird cinema is a twenty-five minutes drive and on a different road, the movie start by eight we will be fine."

"So, our first stop is the cinema." Anastasia announced standing in front of a really big old building. I can certainly tell, that this building would not be surviving another five years. "The cinema? I thought cinema aren't opened at night." I questioned walking over to her. "Not this particular cinema. This cinema stays opened forty eight hours on the clock." She replied, already walking through the doors of the cinema. I rushed after her. "So.... what kind of movie do you like? Horror, thriller, roma

I have never been to a cinema since eleven years ago or so but this is still the best cinema I have seen so far. The room is illuminated with just a dim blue light. The brown chairs are very big and they were all leather. A soft fur material has been placed on each chair, I guess they are to comfort the butt. There are also furry throw pillows on them and in total, there are just six chairs in here. The room is really wide and when I looked at William. He was in the front trying to choose a movie. The place he is is a little lower than where I stood. It makes the large cinema television be in your

he replied cryptically, a smile playing at the corners of his lips. As we entered the cinema, I was amazed by the size of the screen before me. George explained that it wasn't exactly a TV, but rather a larger screen meant for showing movies. I nodded in understanding, though the distinction was lost on me. He bought us some popcorn, and we settled into our seats amidst the other pairs of people in the cinema. George whispered that there was a particular movie he thought we should watch, and I eagerly awaited the experience, my heart fluttering with anticipation.

Harrison, true to his word, had everything arranged. He’d booked a pair of early evening tickets for The Idea of You, a romantic drama that had recently captivated audiences. It was showing at The Luxe Palms Cinema, an upscale but cozy venue tucked within a quiet district of town a perfect setting for an unassuming night out.