Cinema, movies, film! Watch a great movie with friends, in a nice cinema with a good chat after. This group will help you to see more films, new cinema venues and meet fellow film lovers. Share your ideas of films to watch too, and where best to see them.  

The electric fleapit film club meets once a month to go to the cinema and talk about film. We meet at independent or heritage cinemas to support the smaller cinema industry and to keep heritage cinemas alive. We take it in turns to choose cinemas and films. We meet up before / after the film to discuss the brilliance or the bullshit. We (you) write reviews about the film for www.electricfleapit.com . You can comment and join the discussion if you can’t make the meet-up.

I have tried many book clubs, film clubs, and have yet to find the one that had a good balance between a really good discussion and a really good day/night out. So why not start one myself? Passionate about film and literature, and not one to pass up a good glass of wine or beer, this is a group for those who enjoy all of the above. Meetups to be held at various north of the river drinking establishments.

This is a group for all lovers of film who are into old and classic films in particular. Be it the silent greats, the westerns of the 40s, the comedy films of the 50s, the heist films of the 70s, there is room for everyone as long as its old, vintage, classic, cult, retro or just too cool for school. Please flag up any good movies being screened that you spot on the message board - if there's interest I'll try to organise it!

The idea is simplicity itself - just getting together a few people interested in seeing plays and other theatrical performances, and independent / interesting films, in Islington and Hackney. For each outing there will be plans to have something to eat or drink beforehand or afterward - you're welcome but it's not compulsory! Key places will be: • theatres - the Almeida, the Arcola, the Red Lion, the King's Head, the Rosemary Branch, the Pleasance, the Hen and Chickens, the Courtyard • cinemas …

We're here to put black images in film back on the map. Tired of the same old maintream excuses such as “Black film has too limited an audience” or “there’s not enough depth in Black film”.  BCC will try and serve up to the diverse people that we are, movies that tell stories that reflect us and our imaginations. BCC's aims are multifold 1. To provide consistent big screen outlets for new & classic black film/documentary 2. To provide a forum for film/documentary lovers wishing to have that shar …

This is the group to join if you like to watch films in London. There is always a chance to socialise with the other members before/after the films, so it is also a great way to meet people. We go to see a wide variety of films, including both the new releases and classic films. There are events on weekdays evenings and also at weekends. We use various cinemas, usually in central London. Please contact Mark or Rakhee if you are interested in organising film events for this group. Note …

For: Lovers of Asian cinema, be it retro Kung Fu or latest award winning arthouse or just your average cinema goer who want to know more about Far East Films What we like to do: Gather, talk, drink, watch films, some are pre-release, some are current, some are undiscovered gems, and others might be classics that are worth seeing again. Tell each other about things we discovered or news of films in production worth talking about. Enjoy ourselves!

Meet kindred book lovers in a local Meetup Book Club! You'll read a new book every month and we'll get together to talk about it. Come to laugh, share stories and make new friends! In our group we aim to broaden our reading horizons, enjoy stimulating discussion, meet new people and most importantly have fun. We meet monthly on Saturday mornings in a private room at Dartford Library. Meetings start at 10.30 and usually finish by 12.30. More often than not, we'll go for a drink or lunch after …

I love the movies and I am sure there is lots of you like me who enjoys a good film so why don't we start off with a once or twice monthly movie club. I have 3 cinemas in mind Luton, Stevenage and MK (Cineworld) All 3 locations have bars and restaurants in area so we could grab a bite to eat before or after. This is open to anyone who enjoys the big screen. I am armed with my unlimited card and a love of movies, I can watch anything as long as there is no subtitles. So feel free to make suggesti …