Cinemas across Glasgow are offering movie-goers the chance to watch the best flicks for just £3 this weekend.

This comes as chains throughout the country celebrate National Cinema Day 2023 on Saturday, September 2.

Selected cinemas will slash the cost of admission to the price of a cup of coffee to allow everyone the chance to go out this weekend.

Where can I watch a movie for just £3 in Glasgow this weekend?

The Glasgow cinemas taking part in National Cinema Day are:

  • Cineworld - Parkhead
  • Cineworld - Renfrew Street
  • Cineworld - Silverburn
  • Glasgow Film Theatre (GFT) - Rose Street
  • Grosvenor - Ashton Lane
  • ODEON - Springfield Quay
  • Showcase - Barrbridge Leisure Centre Ballieston
  • Vue - Glasgow Fort
  • Vue - St Enoch

There are a number of movies being shown during the weekend such as smash hits Barbie and Oppenheimer.

Other flicks like Blue Beetle, Strays, Haunted Mansion, The Blackening and The Equalizer will also be showing.

National Cinema Day is organised by Cinema First, and supported by the Film Distributors’ Association and the UK Cinema Association.

Cinema First boss Iain Jacob said: “There seems no better time than now to celebrate U.K. cinema-going, one of the nation’s favourite out-of-home leisure activities.

“Coming off of the back of recent successes and the huge profile they have given to the sector, we wanted to give everyone a chance to enjoy the big screen experience.”

He later added: "While all the evidence confirms that cinema-going is amongst the most low-cost, best value-for-money leisure opportunities, we also of course recognise that many households are still experiencing significant impacts on their finances and wanted to do our bit to make a trip to the cinema even more affordable for the whole family.

“I am hugely grateful for the level of support shown by colleagues across the industry for National Cinema Day, which we very much hope will exceed last year’s very successful event, confirming the continued relevance of film in the lives of the cinema-going audience.”