What’s on Screening: July

July brings the summer holidays into full swing at Cineworld at The Beacon, with a packed programme spanning family animation, blockbuster action and event cinema. Several of June’s biggest releases carry over into the first weeks of the month, while a run of new titles builds towards two of the summer’s headline events: Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey in the middle of the month and the arrival of Spider-Man: Brand New Day on the final weekend. Special seasons and £2 family screenings run throughout the school holidays.

Continuing from June

Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow

Milly Alcock continues as Kara Zor-El in the DC Universe’s big-screen Supergirl origin story. After arriving at the end of June, the cosmic revenge adventure across alien worlds carries strong scheduling into July and remains one of the headline releases of the summer for the DC franchise.

Disclosure Day

Steven Spielberg’s alien invasion thriller starring Emily Blunt and Colin Firth continues its run after a mid-June arrival. The large-scale, tension-driven blockbuster remains one of the summer’s biggest draws and holds heavy daily scheduling through the first half of July.

Toy Story 5

Pixar’s return to the beloved franchise stays a family favourite through the school holidays, as Jessie, Buzz and the gang compete for Bonnie’s attention against a tablet device called Lilypad. Expect multiple daily screenings aimed at families throughout July.

Jackass: Best and Last

The Jackass crew’s billed-as-final outing continues from its late-June arrival, delivering the same anarchic, stunt-driven comedy that has defined the franchise.

New Releases

Minions & Monsters — now showing

The Minions return for a summer-holiday treat built for families, pairing Illumination’s mischievous yellow henchmen with a monster-sized adventure. One of the big animated draws of the season, scheduled heavily across daytime slots through the holidays.

Moana (Live Action) — now showing

Disney’s live-action reimagining of the modern classic follows Moana’s ocean-crossing voyage alongside the demigod Maui. A major family release for the summer, showing daily throughout the month.

Evil Dead Burn — now showing

The Evil Dead franchise returns with a fresh instalment of blood-soaked horror. A strong draw for genre fans and scheduled across evening slots through July.

Obsession — now showing

A new thriller joining the July line-up. Full details and showtimes are available on the Cineworld website.

The Invite — now showing

Olivia Wilde directs this sharp comedy, one of the summer’s most talked-about new releases following its festival debut. Showing daily from early July.

The Odyssey — from 17 July

Christopher Nolan’s hugely anticipated retelling of Homer’s epic arrives mid-month, presented on the biggest screens including IMAX. One of the defining cinema events of the summer, it is expected to dominate the schedule from its opening weekend and well into August.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day — from 31 July

The web-slinger swings back onto the big screen to close the month, launching a new chapter for the character. Arriving on the final weekend of July, it heads into August as one of the summer’s biggest blockbusters. Book early for opening-weekend showings.

Event Cinema & Seasons

Scorsese Season: Goodfellas — from 24 July

Martin Scorsese’s gangster masterpiece returns to the big screen as part of a special Scorsese Season. A rare chance to see the 1990 classic as it was meant to be seen.

£2 Family Films — throughout the holidays

Cineworld’s £2 Family Films strand runs across the summer holidays with a rotating line-up of favourites, including Chicken Run and Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit. Great-value screenings perfect for younger audiences.

Book Your Tickets

All films are now bookable at Cineworld Eastbourne at The Beacon. Showtimes and additional details are updated regularly on the Cineworld website.