This is the place around me that always seems to have the best selection of films. Not necessary the best films, but the best selection.

Set on the first floor above the tube, in the complex of shops and restaurants I like to call Vue Village, you can even pop in for some Yo! Sushi before the film. By the way, how hip is ‘Yo!’ sushi - ‘Want some sushi, dude?’ ‘Yo dude, sushi rocks!’. I digress.

With nine screens showing the latest releases with some older films scattered in from time to time, and comfy seats inside – you know, the ones with the big headrests and drinks holders, this is one comfy cinema experience. Also offers extortionate food and drink – how can a hot-dog cost a fiver? It’s not cheap at £8.50 a ticket, but you do get the big experience here. Definitely worth it for the summer blockbusters. I went to see a cartoon the other day. Maybe not so worthwhile!

I had a really good experience at Vue cinema. Firstly I had a great 2 for 1 offer which meant I was paying half price and so I could then afford to buy a drink **I would actually recommend going to Sainsburys before but it was closed**. The film itself (Vantage Point) was gripping and I remained very comfortable- not too hot, not too cold in a cinema with a great big screen and good quality sound (sort of what you expect from a cinema).

A sneaky tip (which didnt come from me)
Once you have finished watching your film the cinema is so big that you can easily walk through into anither film, which i know many of have done- you feel like you’re getting your money’s worrth!

The Fulham Vue is part of a shopping centre attached to the District line which also includes some great chain cafes/ restaurants including Yo Sushi, so it's extremely convenient to drop by.
Interestingly there's just one integrated til for tickets and food. Whilst this means you can buy everything at the same time, I can see it getting very busy. Since I stopped by early on a weekday this wasn't a problem. It took a moment to get the staff member's attention, but once I did they were helpful.
The film screen wasn't massive, but it appears to be a modern digital type so it wasn't too much of an issue. The chairs were also surprisingly comfortable, probably one of the nicest outside the West end.