Christmas classics return to Oxford Vue cinema this festive season

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Nov, 06:08 · Archive

Vue Oxford will screen festive classics including Home Alone, Elf and It's a Wonderful Life this Christmas.

Vue Oxford is bringing festive favourites back to the big screen this Christmas as part of Vue's 'Back on the Big Screen' campaign. The screenings include Arthur Christmas, Home Alone, Elf, The Holiday, It's a Wonderful Life, and Miracle on 34th Street.

Three films are marking anniversaries this year: Arthur Christmas celebrates its 15th anniversary, The Holiday marks 20 years since its release, and It's a Wonderful Life celebrates its 80th anniversary with a special 4K restoration screening. Dean Cross, senior screen content manager at Vue UK and Ireland, said: 'There's something really special about watching your favourite Christmas films on the big screen, whether it's a family tradition or a chance to rediscover a much-loved classic.'

Vue is offering exclusive Christmas-themed merchandise, including a premium cup inspired by Buddy the Elf from the film Elf, starring Will Ferrell. Vue gift cards are available as stocking fillers and can be used for tickets, snacks and drinks at any Vue location in the UK.

The cinema is also promoting its Club Vue loyalty scheme, where guests earn a stamp for each screening booked through the app. After collecting ten stamps, guests receive a free Vue ticket.

How it is being reported

• Christmas classics returning to the big screen in OxfordVue Oxford will screen festive classics such as Arthur Christmas, Home Alone, Elf, The Holiday, It’s a Wonderful Life, and Miracle on 34th Street.Oxfordshire Guardian · 14 Nov, 05:00
• Christmas classics returning to the big screen in OxfordVue Oxford will screen festive classics such as Arthur Christmas, Home Alone, Elf, The Holiday, It’s a Wonderful Life, and Miracle on 34th Street.Oxford Mail · 14 Nov, 05:00

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