Bohemian Rhapsody, The Greatest Showman, A Star Is Born are returning to Irish cinemas in November

Grab your cinema buddy because this is musical paradise for film fans.

October has Halloween. December has Christmas. What does November have? Well, the good people at Omniplex Cinemas have the answer to that question and it's tunes. Lots and lots of catchy tunes because they're bringing back three of the biggest films in recent memory over the coming weeks. As part of their November ‘#BringItBack… By Popular Demand’ season of films, Omniplex will be showing three crowd favourites all over Ireland.

Starting on Friday, 8 November, it's time to get the tissues ready because Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga hit the big screen once again with A Star Is Born.

Fans of the critically-acclaimed musical will be so happy with that news they'll be wetting themselves, just like Jackson in the film.

In terms of the plot, when seasoned musician Jackson Maine (Bradley Cooper) falls in love with struggling artist Ally (Lady Gaga), her life instantly leaves the ‘Shallow’ end as Jackson coaxes Ally into the spotlight.

However, he has to fight his own battles too.

The film features an incredible performance from Lady Gaga and it's arguable that their won't be a dry eye in the house when it plays around Ireland from 8-14 of November in Omniplex Cinemas nationwide.

Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy? No, no. We assure you that the Oscar-winning Bohemian Rhapsody will be returning to Irish screens too. The beloved celebration of Queen, their music, and the extraordinary Freddie Mercury garnered the supremely talented Rami Malek and Oscar for Best Actor. If you ‘Want To Break Free’ this November, well then ‘Don’t Stop Me Now’ because Bohemian Rhapsody returns from 22 - 28 of November. We know what you're thinking, this is the greatest show already. Well, it's going to get better because the  phenomenon that is The Greatest Showman is back in town from 29 November until 5 December too.

Tickets for Bring It Back movies are just €8/£6 (or free for MyOmniPass holders). Ticketing, screening and booking details can be found here.

Whatever film you decide to see, one thing is certain. You'll be singing a few tunes on the way home.