Corinthian host pop up cinema for festive film Love Actually Look no further, festive film lovers. It's been a whopping ten years since we first saw Hugh Grant jiving through Downing Street as the Prime Minister, watched Colin Firth propose in pigeon Portuguese and an impromptu choir sprang from wedding pews to surprise Keira Knightley. All in the name of Love Actually. Cocktails and Colin Firth at the Corinthian To celebrate a decade of this unavoidably loveable Christmas flick, The Corinthian is hosting a pop-up cinema in its penthouse suite to entertain an intimate crowd of 100 guests. Helped by friends from West End community cinema The Grosvenor, The Corinthian will have two special screenings of Love Actually on December 23 and 24. Those lucky enough to snap up those coveted tickets can watch the film, drink a signature Corinthian cocktail and snack on a box of popcorn for £10. Colin Firth, cocktails and a bargain you say? Sounds good to us. There was more than one lobster present at the birth of Jesus? To get you in the mood for the event and to celebrate Love Actually's tenth birthday, we asked Corinthian Sales and Events Manager Lynn Stevenson and Area Sales and Marketing Executive Jules McKim to pick some of their favourite bits of the movie. If you haven't seen it before (where have you been?) consider this a very serious spoiler alert. Jules and Lynn's top Love Actually moments: The scene with the child as a lobster at the Nativity play, with Hugh Grant and Martine McCutcheon behind the curtain. Hugh Grant dancing through the house. The grand gesture Jamie makes with his proposal to Aurélia in the restaurant, and their scene at the lake. When Mark expresses his love for Juliet in signs. Sneaky sneaky! What's your favourite Love Actually moment? Let us know @STVGlasgow or our Facebook page