Movie Nights at the Museum returns as The Luna Cinema teams up with The Natural History Museum for three evenings of traditional and not-so-traditional Valentine’s films, six screenings of amazing movies will be shown across three special evenings in the stunning setting of the Natural History Museum. On the evenings of 14th, 15th and 16th of February, couples, singletons and groups of friends can enjoy either the perfect romantic film or a night of Anti-Valentines empowerment movies, depending on your mood! Titles include
The Notebook (2004) at 19:00 - Thursday 14 February
Pretty Woman (1990) at 21:45 - Thursday 14 February
Kill Bill Vol. 1 (2003) at 19:00 - Friday 15 February
Thelma and Louise (1991) at 21:30 - Friday 15 February
A Star is Born (2018) at 19:00 - Saturday 16 February
Love Actually (2003) at 21:55 - Saturday 16 February
The films will be screened in the iconic and majestic Hintze Hall, underneath the jaw-dropping 25m long Blue Whale skeleton, called “Hope”. Every guest will also receive a complimentary box of popcorn and access to the Natural History Museum’s blockbuster exhibition, Life in the Dark anytime from the 14th to the 24th of February. Ticket prices are £27.70 per person, and members of the Natural History Museum will receive an additional 10% discount. To book tickets and for more information visit www.thelunacinema.com/nhm
George Wood, the founder of The Luna Cinema, said: “We’re so excited to be teaming up with the Natural History Museum again for our Valentine’s cinema season. After seeing how well received the Halloween screenings at Hintze Hall were, it made perfect sense to host a specially selected series of Valentine's films, with hopefully something for everyone, no matter how loved-up you’re feeling! Apart from anything else the Hintze Hall is without a doubt one of the most iconic spaces in London in which you can experience a classic film on the big screen.”
