The seats are nice and soft and have headrests, however I don't find them ergonomically well-designed. The headrest pushes your head down slightly, while the seat can recline. This makes it good if you're sitting in one particular row (just over half-way up). If you're too close or too far then it's really quite awkward. I wear glasses, so I'm probably more sensitive to my head position. Also, I had surgery on both knees 10 years ago, and for some reason when I get up after sitting for two hours at the Picturehouse, I can barely walk. I don't feel any pain during the film itself. My main complaint is the auditorium at the Picturehouse isn't dark enough. It's noticeable with films that rely on a lot of darkness and shadow (which happen to be films I like). I did contact them about this, but I think it must be a standard setting across all of their screens. Anyway, you can see I've given this a lot of consideration 😄

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
Everyman Cinema, Brentford	14/11/25 14:16:00	Dominik Klimowski
Re:Everyman Cinema, Brentford	14/11/25 18:56:00	Simon Hayes
Re:Re:Everyman Cinema, Brentford	14/11/25 20:30:00	Keith Iddon
Re:Re:Re:Everyman Cinema, Brentford	15/11/25 22:44:00	Sue Rowe
Re:Re:Re:Re:Everyman Cinema, Brentford	16/11/25 13:19:00	N V Brooks
Re:Re:Re:Re:Everyman Cinema, Brentford	16/11/25 20:31:00	Dominik Klimowski
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Everyman Cinema, Brentford	18/11/25 00:25:00	Peter Evans
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Everyman Cinema, Brentford	18/11/25 08:12:00	Susan Kelly
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Everyman Cinema, Brentford	18/11/25 11:56:00	Dominik Klimowski
Re:Everyman Cinema, Brentford	17/03/26 16:59:00	Dominik Klimowski

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