ODEON Blanchardstown are taking National Cinema Weekend to the next level, as they open their doors throughout Saturday night right through to Sunday evening.
An extra 24 overnight screenings will be shown at ODEON Blanchardstown Cinema, which brings the cinema's total to a remarkable 109 screenings across the weekend, giving fans the chance to enjoy the big screen at almost any hour.
The final National Cinema Weekend screening will take place at 9.30pm.
This programme provides a wide range of films on offer, something for all kinds of cinema lovers, from The Odyssey in IMAX at 1.20am and 5.20am. While fans can also catch Insidious at 12.10am, 2.50am or 5.30am, and Spider-Man: Brand New Day w 12.40am, 2.35am, 4.10am and 6.30am, alongside a host of other films throughout the night.
This could also be very appealing for shift workers, healthcare and hospitality workers, with the 24 hour bus route also serving Blanchardstown, including the 39A and N4 bus routes, as well as late night and early morning bus routes.
Cinema tickets are also priced at just €4, including all IMAX and iSense screenings.
"We are so excited to welcome movie-goers at all times throughout the weekend. Whether people are finishing a late shift, starting work early or simply fancy watching a film at 3am, we wanted to give audiences as much choice as possible, to celebrate how integral cinema is to our daily lives and for the weekend that's in it!", Paul Wren, Head of Sales in ODEON Ireland & UK said in a statement.
Director and screenwriter, Denis Villeneuve added: "Cinema on the big screen is more than a business, it is an art form that brings people together... it's one of the very last artistic, in-person collective experiences we share".
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