A trip to the pictures is still off the cards for the time being, but that doesn't mean people haven't been using lockdown to create their own version of the big screen in their gardens.
With varying degrees of professionalism, we've seen all sorts of ways to create a screen, with some using proper pulldown screens and others resorting to concrete walls or bed sheets.
Now the government has said that groups of six can meet outside - as long as you still observe social distancing rules - it might seem like the perfect way to start seeing your mates and family again (take your brolly, of course).
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The first films people are choosing to watch says a lot about them, with some going for the classic Disney, and others going old school with Matilda.
One person described theirs as 'Costa Del Garden'.
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Some are definitely a bit fancier than others, but they are all decidedly better than sitting indoors alone.
If you haven't made yours yet, there is still loads of time left to make it worth it.
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Most cinemas in the UK wont be opening until July, so you'll get at least a month's use out of it still.
Cineworld has said it plans to reopen its doors next month if government regulations allow.
The chain said in a statement to investors: "Cineworld currently anticipates that government restrictions related to cinemas will be lifted in each of its territories by July.
"Subject to this and confirmation of the schedule for film releases, Cineworld anticipates the reopening of all of its cinemas in July. Cineworld has put in place procedures to ensure a safe and enjoyable cinema experience for its employees and customers.
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"Cineworld is excited by the great movie line up to follow the reopening of cinemas, starting with the highly anticipated new Chris Nolan movie Tenet and immediately after that with Mulan, a new Disney adventure movie."
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