Premiere Home Cinema Chair

The biggest perk of swapping your local multiplex for your front room is not having to squeeze into a seat that even EasyJet would deem a touch poky, for The Revenant’s bum-numbing run time.

The Premiere Home Cinema Chair features inbuilt massage motors, seat warmers and a beverage cooler in the armrest to keep your drink chilled, whether you opt for a bottle of Coke or something harder that your Odeon manager would nix. The only challenge will be staying awake during Leo’s long trek through the forest.

Available at Home Cinema Seating.

BenQ W1070+ Projector

Unless you like your films at tinnitus-inducing levels, you need a projector that won’t drown out your screening. And unless you live underground, daylight can render your films almost unwatchable.

BenQ’s W1070+ packs a lot of punch into a small package; Full HD resolution, 3D capability and a super-bright bulb, so even without blackout blinds you can enjoy daytime Jeremy Kyle as it was meant to be seen.

Available at eBuyer.

Hi-Fi Sound PlayBar Sonos

When your home’s other inhabitants won’t let you drill holes in all the walls for a surround sound system, Sonos steps in. Its soundbar is equipped with nine built-in digital amplifiers, three tweeters and six mid-range units, to flood any room with cine-style Hi-Fi sound.

Its ‘Night Sound’ feature also automatically shushes any loud noises, so no one wakes up to ‘Eye Of The Tiger’ during those late night Rocky screenings.

Available at Sonos.

Celexon Projector Screen

Unless you live in some MTV Cribs-style mansion, your ‘home cinema’ probably doubles up as what other people call ‘the living room’. And they definitely don’t want a white sheet taped over the wall.

This screen rolls up into a ceiling mount so you can deploy it only when needed and features a matt coating to kill light reflection, for sharper images. If you’re pushed for space, its black backing even means you can mount it over a window without light bleeding through.