Cineplex Cinema in Langley

The Lower Mainland is home to dozens of movie venues. In Vancouver there are Cineplex and Landmark theatres, an IMAX Theatre and independent cinemas.

Family Favourites $2.99 MORNING MOVIES

Select Cineplex theatres offer a different children’s movie at 11 o’clock on Saturday mornings throughout the year. Click Saturday Morning $2.99 Movies for more information.

Movie Theatres in the Lower Mainland

There are dozens of places to see films in the Vancouver area including at Vancity Theatre which is home to the Vancouver International Film Festival. There are also various chain and independent theatres, as well as numerous places to see Free Outdoor Movies in the summer.

Information in this article includes the following topics:

What Movies are in Town? | Theatre Locations | Saturday Movie Deals | Summer Outdoor Movies | Other Information

Click on any of the above links to jump to a specific topic, or continue reading to learn all about movies, cinemas and film-viewing opportunities in the Lower Mainland.

Recommended Movies and What’s in Town?

Movies are always coming and going. Some are in town for a long time, and others are gone before you know it!

Below are some of the recommended movies currently and/or recently in Lower Mainland Theatres (as of the middle of February 2019). All of the ones we list have generally very good reviews.

Alita: Battle Angel – a “cyberpunk” science-fiction film written by James Cameron but based on a Japanese manga (cartoon) series. It has mixed reviews, but generally good if you like manga and “cyberpunk” fantasy. (14+)
Isn’t It Romantic – a science-fiction romance about an American architect who gets mugged, knocked unconscious and then wakes up in an alternate universe where she stars in a life-like romantic comedy. Yes, it sounds bizarre, but the reviews are generally good. (PG)
Cold Pursuit – a drama/thriller starring Liam Neelson about a snowplough driver, the mysterious death of his son and revenge against drug crime gang. (14+)
Green Book – a drama/comedy about a professional African-American pianist, his 1962 concert tour in the US Deep South, racism and his tough Italian-American driver/bodyguard. Note: Given that February is officially designated as “Black History Month,” this is a good film to see! The “Green Book”, incidentally, was a book used by blacks that listed “safe” places to eat and stay in the Southern United States during the 1960s. (PG)
Happy Death Day 2U – a mystery/slasher film about a woman who wakes up in horror movie in a parallel universe. (14+)
They Shall Not Grow Old – a movie about the First World War that uses live footage and the stories of the soldiers. (14+)
Destroyer – a drama/thriller about a female police officer and a gang. (14+)
The Kid Who Would Be King – a modern-day movie about a boy, King Arthur’s sword Excalibur and Merlin the Magician. (PG)
Aquaman – a fantasy science fiction film about the DC Comics underwater superhero. (PG)
If Beale Street Could Talk – a drama/crime/romance about a couple in 1970s Harlem and the arrest for crimes the man didn’t commit. (PG)
Vice – a historical drama about former US Vice President Dick Cheney. (The reviews are mixed, but it still scrapes onto our list.) (PG)
Bumblebee – a science-fiction action film about a Transformers autobot in California. (PG)
Mary Poppins Returns – a sequel to the classical Disney film about a magical British nanny and the Banks family. (PG)
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse – an animated version of the popular Spider-Man superhero series of movies (PG)
Ralph Breaks the Internet – an animated fantasy-adventure film about a video game fanatic (G).
Bohemian Rhapsody – a film with mixed reviews, but of special interest to fans of Freddie Mercury and the band Queen. We saw the movie and loved it! (PG)
A Star is Born – a romantic drama about a musician and artist who fall in love (14+).

To check out movie reviews and see how different films are doing at the box office, see Rotten Tomatoes.

Additional educational films at the OMNIMAX Theatre at Science World in December and January include the following:

Beavers
Volcanoes: The Fire of Creation
Amazon Adventure
A Beautiful Planet
Pandas
Great Bear Forest (starting on February 15, 2019)

Lower Mainland Theatre Locations

There are movie theatres in or near virtually every major community in the Lower Mainland including (but not limited to) the following locations:

(Note: Theatre details are subject to change.)

Vancouver Movie Theatres

Cineplex Odeon International Village Cinemas – at 88 West Pender in Vancouver’s Chinatown.
- Parking in the mall is free while watching a movie
Cineplex Cinemas Marine Gateway and VIP – at 452 South West Marine Drive.
- This theatre has 11 screens including 3 VIP ones featuring reserved and extra-comfy seating for adults as well as delivery of food and beverages to your seat.
The Cinematheque – at 1131 Howe Street.
Dunbar Theatre – at 4555 Dunbar Street.
Fifth Avenue Cinemas (Cineplex) – at 2110 Burrard Street.
- This theatre is for ages 19+ which means valid photo ID is required.
FlyOver Canada – a multi-dimensional “flying experience” theatre at Canada Place where you get to soar over the country from coast to coast.
OMNIMAX Theatre – the giant IMAX Theatre at Science World.
- Films here are on a giant screen and typically last for about 45 minutes. Admission excluding access to Science World exhibits costs about $12 per person.
The Park Theatre (Cineplex) – at 3440 Cambie Street.
Rio Theatre – at 1660 East Broadway (by Commercial Drive).
Scotia Theatre (Cineplex) – at 900 Burrard Street in downtown Vancouver.
Vancity Theatre – at 1181 Seymour Street and home to the Vancouver International Film Festival with films playing all year.

Vancity Theatre on Seymour Street — Vancity Theatre

Burnaby Movie Theatres

Cineplex Cinemas Metropolis – at 4700 Kingsway in Burnaby at the Metropolis Metrotown mall.

Richmond Movie Theatres

SilverCity Riverport Cinemas – at 14211 Entertainment Way in Richmond.

Surrey Movie Theatres

Cineplex Cinemas Strawberry Hill – at 12161-72nd Avenue in Surrey.
- This massive 12-screen theatre features reserved luxury seats that recline (which is awesome)!
Landmark Guilford – at 15051 101st Avenue in Surrey.
Hollywood 3 Surrey – at 7125-138 Street in Surrey.
- Note: General admission here is only about $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and children, and $4 at Matinees and on Tuesdays.

North Shore Movie Theatres

Cineplex Esplanade – a 6-screen theatre at 200 West Esplanade in North Vancouver not far from Lonsdale Quay and the SeaBus terminal. There is free parking on the surrounding streets as well as at the nearby ICBC parkade all day on Saturdays and Sundays, as well as evenings after 6 pm. (Note: Street parking has a maximum limit of about 2 hours, which makes parking not so convenient for longer shows during the day.)
Park & Tilford – a 6-screen theatre at Park & Tilford Mall at 200-333 Brooksbank Avenue in North Vancouver. The venue has lots of free parking in the mall’s parking lot which makes it convenient.

Fraser Valley Movie Theatres

Cineplex Cinemas Abbotsford – at 3122 Mt. Lehman Road.
- This 11-screen theatre features 3 screens with extra-comfy seats that recline and are reserved for adults only.
Galaxy Cinemas Chilliwack – an 8-screen theatre at 8249 Eagle Landing Parkway.
Cineplex Cinemas Langley – a massive 19-screen theatre (including one IMAX theatre) at #20090 91A Avenue in Langley.
SilverCity Mission Cinemas – a large 12-screen theatre at the Junction Plaza at 32555 London Avenue in Mission.
Twilight Drive-In – at 3350 260 Street (at the Fraser Highway) in Langley.
- This is Metro Vancouver’s only drive-in theatre.

Langley Cineplex Movie Cinema — Cineplex Cinemas Langley

Movie Theatres in Other Communities

Cineplex Cinemas Coquitlam – a massive 20-screen theatre at 170 #20090 91A Avenue.
- The theatre includes VIP screens with extra-comfy seats for adults.
Cineplex Odeon Meadowtown Cinemas – a 10-screen theatre at #410 19800 Lougheed Highway in Pitt Meadows.
Hollywood 3 Cinemas – at 19190 Lougheed Highway in Pitt Meadows.
- Note: General admission here is only about $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and children, and $4 at Matinees and on Tuesdays.
Caprice White Rock – at 2381 King George Boulevard in Surrey.
Rialto White Rock – at 732 152 Street White Rock.
Landmark Cinemas New Westminster – at 390-800 Carnarvon Street by the New Westminster SkyTrain Station.

March 2018 Movie Deals

March is when Spring Break takes place and during the school holidays there were special movie deals suitable for children. This has been happening for a few years now, so it is expected to return in 2019.

Saturday Movie Deals at Cineplex Theatres

Family Favourites Movies cost just $2.99 at select Cineplex movie theatres at 11 o’clock on Saturday mornings throughout most of the year. Movies showing presently include the following:

Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle – January 19, 2019
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom – January 26, 2019
Smallfoot – February 2, 2019
The Land Before Time – February 9, 2019
The House with a Clock in its Walls – February 16, 2019
Johnny English Strikes Again – February 23, 2019

Note: Film details may vary. Click Family Favourites Movies for the most up-to-date details.

Lower Mainland Cineplex theatres participating in the Family Favourites Movies program include the following (although details may change and not all theatres participate each week):

Cineplex Cinemas Abbotsford – at 3122 Mt. Lehman Road.
Galaxy Cinemas Chilliwack – at 8249 Eagle Landing Parkway.
Cineplex Cinemas Coquitlam – at 170 #20090 91A Avenue.
Cineplex Odeon International Village Cinemas – at 88 West Pender in Vancouver.
Cineplex Cinemas Langley – at #20090 91A Avenue in Langley.
Cineplex Odeon Meadowtown Cinemas – at #410 19800 Lougheed Highway in Pitt Meadows.
Cineplex Cinemas Metropolis – at 4700 Kingsway in Burnaby.
SilverCity Riverport Cinemas – at 14211 Entertainment Way in Richmond.
Cineplex Cinemas Strawberry Hill – at 12161-72nd Avenue in Surrey.