Glad tidings abound at your neighbourhood cinema! Regal Picturehouse is bringing Comfort & Joy to this Christmas, with films old and new for all to see, at their merriest and brightest on the big screen. Audiences can enjoy classics including Die Hard, Elf, Home Alone, The Muppet Christmas Carol, and It’s A Wonderful Life, alongside festive favourites such as Wonka and The Holdovers.

Enjoy a Christmas classic with an extra treat at their special Food & Film screenings! All tickets include a food and drink pairing to make things merry while you watch: Prosecco & Popcorn with Elf, Die Hard and It’s A Wonderful Life, or Mulled Wine & Festive Cake with The Muppet Christmas Carol, Home Alone and It’s A Wonderful Life. These special screenings transform the cinema into a cosy hub of seasonal cheer.

Best of the Year – Taking over their weekly Discover strand The Regal is taking a stroll down memory lane with a few of their most popular and personal favourite films of 2025 including Urchin, Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, The Brutalist, The Ballad of Wallis Island, One Battle After Another, and Nosferatu.

XXX-MAS – Find out who’s been naughty (or nice)! Give the festive season an added frisson with an ever-so-slightly risqué reDiscover mini-season to celebrate the release of Pillion, as well as Carol, Babygirl, and Eyes Wide Shut.

Pillion with Harry Melling and Alexander Skarsgård

Screen Arts – World-class stage and concert experiences on the big screen with André Rieu’s 2025 Christmas Concert: Merry Christmas, RBO: The Nutcracker and Berliner Philharmoniker Live: NYE Concert 2025.

Berliner Philharmoniker Live

Family and accessible screenings

• Kids’ Club: The Nightmare Before Christmas, Home Alone, Elf, The Polar Express + PJ Party.
• Toddler Time: The Highway Rat, Sarah & Duck: Christmas Collection, Stick Man, The Gruffalo + The Gruffalo’s Child double bill.
• Relaxed screenings: The Shop Around The Corner, Wicked: For Good, Elf, It’s A Wonderful Life. Low lights, reduced volume, no ads/trailers, and captions where possible.

The Nightmare Before Christmas