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Comment by Paul Richoux on May 18, 2015 at 14:49

Nice one. I've now seen the trailer and I did notice characters who had some pretty impressive prosthetics. Although they looked fairly advanced (not to say deadly) so I'm guessing these aren't available on the NHS. 

Comment by REBECCA KEY on May 15, 2015 at 21:23

Hi Paul,
Just an ordinary Cineworld with popcorn but big thumbs up to your other two questions. Disabled actors play disabled characters, many characters are portrayed to have other serious mental and physical health conditions, the female hero role who has both arms appears as an upper limb amputee. No physical variations are made an issue of or focussed on at all- every person is just an extremely brilliant individual oddball character! If I tell you any more I'll spoil it so if you like roller coasters and ridiculous apocalyptic action then get to the kino quicksharp! :)

Comment by Paul Richoux on May 15, 2015 at 15:34

Glad you enjoyed the film Rebecca. But as someone who hasn't seen it yet, could you elaborate? Did the film include disabled characters? Were there disabled actors in it? Was the cinema you went to particularly accessible? 

Paul