Blockbuster movies at Nu Metro offer a feast of entertainment for anyone and everyone. Date night? A regular movie night with your mates? Amusing your kids and their friends during the holidays? From animation to adventure, with romance, comedy and action along the way, there’s always plenty to delight all ages.

The fun is even more affordable if you have a Nedbank debit or credit card, because you get discounts on tickets and listed refreshments.

In a deal exclusive to Nedbank cardholders, you get 50% off Nu Metro movie tickets for regular 2D, 3D, VIP or Xtreme movies when you pay with your Nedbank Mastercard, American Express, or Visa debit or credit card.

Nu Metro’s luxurious VIP cinemas have reclining leather seats with an in-cinema restaurant and fully licensed bar menu for ultimate comfort. The larger-than-life Xtreme cinema experience showcases movies on some of South Africa’s largest premium cinema screens, with ground-breaking Dolby Atmos sound and Ultra HD laser projection.
 

Discounts don’t end with the movie tickets!

You’ll also get 50% off a medium soda-and-popcorn combo at Nu Metro cinemas when you pay with these cards. Yes, your entire movie experience, with all the trimmings, comes at a discount if you pay with your Nedbank or Amex card. Terms and conditions apply.

And if you pay with a credit or debit card linked to Greenbacks, you’ll also earn Greenbacks – and double them if you pay with your Nedbank Amex card.
  

Always something exciting at Nu Metro

There’s a selection of movies to suit all tastes at Nu Metro cinemas. Here’s a selection of the films you can catch over the next few weeks:

Joker: Folie à Deux (now showing)

(16) Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga star in the sequel to Joker (2019). In keeping with the origin story reboot, this film follows on from the first movie, with Arthur ‘The Joker’ Fleck locked up in Arkham State Hospital after murdering a TV talkshow host live on air. Here he meets Harleen Quinzal, the woman who will change his life as Harley Quinn and inspire him to new heights of mayhem. (thriller, crime, romance)

Subservience (now showing)

(16) A thriller for anyone who is still deeply suspicious of AI – and a corporation that would build a robotic maid to look like Megan Fox. Michele Morrone plays Nick, a construction foreman whose wife (Madeline Zima) is hospitalised with a heart condition, so he buys a robot ‘sim’ (Fox) to take care of his home and his kids. But she develops a mind of her own, and decides she wants Nick for herself … (sci-fi, thriller, action)

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (now showing)

(13) It took 36 years, but fans of the dark comedy about a tricky poltergeist have finally got the sequel they’ve been longing for. Michael Keaton and Winona Ryder return in the same roles, and the wisecracking ghost is still trying to trick a living woman into marrying him. Another creepy joy from director Tim Burton. (comedy, thriller)

Red One (opens 8 November)

(TBC) Dwayne Johnson as an elf? Yes, he’s an ‘Extremely Large and Formidable operative’, who teams up with the world’s greatest bounty hunter (Chris Evans) to rescue a kidnapped Santa Claus. Lucy Liu and Kiernan Shipka also star. (family, comedy, action, adventure)

Gladiator 2 (opens 15 November)

(16) Ridley Scott’s sequel to the record-breaking Gladiator took more than 2 decades to arrive, but it’s a spectacle worth waiting for. Twenty years after his father’s triumph in the arena, Lucius, the son of Maximus and Lucilla (daughter of the late emperor Marcus Aurelius), is living peacefully in Numidia, Africa, with his wife and son. A Roman army invades, kills his wife and enslaves Lucius – setting him on the road to becoming a gladiator, and leading a rebellion against the Roman emperors. (thriller, action)

Wicked (opens 22 November)

(PG) First, The Wizard of Oz made movie history. Then, around 50 years later, we got a clever stage musical tracing an origin story for Oz’s Good Witch and Bad Witch that became a Broadway smash-hit. Now it’s on the big screen – and with a cast that includes Cynthia Erivo, Ariana Grande, Michelle Yeoh and Jeff Goldblum, it’s a must-see for fans of movie musicals. (musical, family, comedy, thriller)

Book your seats now

The Nu Metro line-up has something to see in whatever category you fancy – comedy, drama, romance, thrillers, horror, sci-fi, action, adventure, family, musicals, biopics and much more.

For more information on upcoming movies or to book tickets, go to Nu Metro, or call or WhatsApp 0861 246 362. Tickets are also available through the self-service terminal in cinemas.

Going to the movies has never seemed so attractive. Nu Metro cinemas are open every day, with all seats available for a safe, out-of-home entertainment experience like no other.