The Most Immersive Cinema Experience in London

A great film deserves more than a standard cinema.

At Olympic Studios, every detail is designed to bring audiences closer to the story. From industry leading sound and luxury seating to exceptional food, drinks and hospitality, we create cinema experiences that simply cannot be replicated at home.

Whether you are visiting our iconic cinema in Barnes, our Dolby Atmos screens at Battersea Power Station, or our intimate screening rooms inside Selfridges on Oxford Street, Olympic Studios is where London comes to experience film at its very best.

If you are looking for the best cinema in London, you have found it.

Three Cinemas. One Obsession With Experience.

Barnes

Our original home in South West London.

Located within the legendary Olympic Studios recording complex, our Barnes cinema combines world class film presentation with one of the richest creative histories in Britain. The same building that welcomed artists including The Rolling Stones, David Bowie and Led Zeppelin now hosts one of London's most unique cinema experiences.

Alongside luxury screens, guests can enjoy our acclaimed restaurant, private members spaces, recording studios and year round cultural programme.

More than a cinema, Barnes is a destination.

Perfect for visitors looking for a cinema in Barnes, Richmond, Putney, Chiswick, Hammersmith and South West London.

Battersea Power Station

Cinema at its most immersive.

Located inside one of London's most exciting destinations, Olympic Studios Battersea is home to Dolby Atmos sound technology that places audiences at the centre of every scene. Every detail, from the soundtrack to the smallest whisper, is delivered with extraordinary precision and clarity.

Combined with luxurious seating, intimate screening rooms and direct access to Battersea Power Station's restaurants, bars and riverside setting, this is one of the most immersive cinema experiences available anywhere in London.

Perfect for visitors looking for a cinema in Battersea, Chelsea, Fulham, Victoria, Nine Elms and Central London.

Selfridges Oxford Street

A hidden cinema in the heart of the West End.

Tucked away inside Selfridges, our boutique cinema offers an intimate and elevated alternative to traditional West End cinemas. Whether you are escaping the crowds after shopping on Oxford Street or planning an evening in Mayfair, Soho or Marylebone, Selfridges Cinema provides a uniquely London film experience in one of the city's most iconic destinations.

Perfect for visitors looking for a cinema near Oxford Street, Bond Street, Mayfair, Marylebone, Soho and the West End.

Why Olympic Studios Is Different

Sound You Feel

Film is designed to be experienced through sound as much as image.

From Dolby Atmos technology at Battersea to our deep roots in the world of professional recording and audio production, sound sits at the heart of everything we do. Every auditorium is designed to immerse audiences completely in the world on screen.

Luxury Without Pretension

Forget crowded foyers, uncomfortable seats and endless queues.

Our cinemas offer spacious seating, thoughtfully designed auditoriums and a relaxed atmosphere that allows guests to focus on what matters most: the film.

More Than A Night At The Movies

The best cinema experiences begin long before the lights go down.

Across our locations, guests can enjoy exceptional restaurants, cocktail bars, cultural events, filmmaker Q&As, special screenings and exclusive experiences that transform a simple trip to the cinema into a memorable day or evening out.

Curated For Film Lovers

Alongside the latest releases, Olympic Studios presents classic films, independent cinema, festival favourites, director retrospectives and special events throughout the year.

We believe great films deserve great presentation, regardless of when they were made.

London's Home Of Immersive Cinema

There are many places to watch a film in London.

There are very few places designed around experiencing one.

Whether you are searching for a luxury cinema in London, a Dolby Atmos cinema, an independent cinema, a boutique cinema near Oxford Street, a cinema in Battersea Power Station or the best cinema in South West London, Olympic Studios offers an experience built around one simple principle:

If a film is worth watching, it is worth experiencing properly.

Discover what's showing today at Olympic Studios Barnes, Battersea Power Station and Selfridges.

The Biggest Films Coming To Cinemas In 2026

From Christopher Nolan's next epic to Marvel's biggest crossover event in years, 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most exciting years for cinema in recent memory.

Whether you're drawn to blockbuster action, family adventures, science fiction, fantasy or award season contenders, the biggest films of the year deserve to be experienced on the big screen.

At Olympic Studios, audiences can enjoy these highly anticipated releases across our cinemas in Barnes, Selfridges and Battersea Power Station, including one of only two Dolby Cinema experiences in London.

The Odyssey

Christopher Nolan's adaptation of Homer's legendary epic is already being described as one of the defining cinematic events of the decade. Starring Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Zendaya and Anne Hathaway, The Odyssey promises breathtaking scale, practical filmmaking and a truly immersive theatrical experience.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day

Tom Holland returns as Peter Parker in the next chapter of Marvel's Spider-Man story. Following the events of No Way Home, Peter must navigate a world that no longer remembers who he is while facing new threats to New York City.

Avengers: Doomsday

One of the most anticipated superhero films ever made. Bringing together the Avengers, Fantastic Four, X-Men and the return of Robert Downey Jr., Avengers: Doomsday is expected to be one of the biggest cinematic releases of the decade.

Dune: Part Three

Denis Villeneuve returns to Arrakis for the next chapter of his critically acclaimed Dune saga. Following the extraordinary success of the first two films, Dune: Part Three is expected to be one of the most visually spectacular cinema experiences of the year.

The Hunger Games: Sunrise On The Reaping

Return to Panem in the latest instalment of The Hunger Games universe. Based on Suzanne Collins' bestselling novel, the film explores one of the most pivotal chapters in the franchise's history.

The Mandalorian & Grogu

Star Wars returns to cinemas as Din Djarin and Grogu make the leap from streaming to the big screen. For fans of the galaxy far, far away, this is one of the year's essential cinematic events.

Toy Story 5

Pixar's beloved franchise returns with Woody, Buzz, Jessie and the gang facing a new generation of challenges. One of the biggest family releases of the year and a film set to delight audiences of all ages.

Supergirl

The next major chapter in DC Studios' new cinematic universe introduces Supergirl to the big screen in an ambitious space adventure based on the acclaimed comic series.

Masters Of The Universe

One of the most anticipated franchise reboots in years. He-Man returns to cinemas in a major live action adaptation featuring Nicholas Galitzine, Idris Elba and Jared Leto.

Moana

Disney's live action adaptation of one of its most successful modern animated films arrives on the big screen with spectacular visuals and beloved songs reimagined for a new generation.

Resident Evil

The iconic survival horror franchise returns with a fresh cinematic adaptation, bringing one of gaming's most successful properties back to cinemas.

Jumanji: Open World

Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black and Karen Gillan reunite for another adventure in one of Hollywood's most successful family franchises.

Minions & Monsters

The next chapter from Illumination promises another huge family hit following the success of the Despicable Me and Minions franchises.

Experience The Year's Biggest Films The Way They Were Meant To Be Seen

Some films deserve more than an ordinary cinema.

Whether it's the scale of The Odyssey, the spectacle of Avengers: Doomsday, the immersive worlds of Dune: Part Three or the emotional storytelling of Toy Story 5, the biggest releases of 2026 are designed for the big screen.

Experience them at Olympic Studios Barnes, Selfridges and Battersea Power Station, home to one of only two Dolby Cinema experiences in London, luxury seating, exclusive screenings, cast and filmmaker Q&As, red carpet events and some of the capital's most distinctive cinema destinations.

Because if a film is worth seeing, it's worth experiencing properly.