Expired free cinema preview tickets

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Total Film Magazine are offering every reader a free cinema ticket at any Odeon cinema, valid for any film on 6th July.

To get your free ticket cut out the voucher from the latest issue of Total Film Magazine (out this week), visit the website,

http://www.totalfilm.com/odeonoffer

fill in the form, print it off and post it along with the token to the address featured with a SSAE. This must be done by 26th June to receive you free ticket in time.

Remember, it is valid at any Odeon cinema for any film, at any time on 6th July.
Enjoy.

Couple of points regarding this before spending your money for a "free" ticket.

T&Cs #6
The following cinemas are excluded from the offer:
Covent Garden
Kensington
Leicester Square
Leicester Square Mezzanine
Marble Arch
Panton Street
Tottenham Court Road
West End
Whiteleys


And JULY 6th - the ONLY day you can use this ticket - is a MONDAY

Also don't buy the wrong magazine - that's the one on sale at the moment
The copy of Total Film you require is ISSUE 156 - JULY 09
My newsagent says it won't be on sale until Thursday May 28th
The JULY issue is also the first edition at the new increased price of £3.99


Unless you regularly buy Total Film for its content I'd give it a miss
Given the £3.99 price tag, the 2 stamps required for redemption (30p or 39p each), the restriction of when & where it can be used, and unless you are going just on your own you'll still need to buy another ticket ... a big "ask" for £4.59 ...

... surely any cinema on any 2 for 1 Orange Wednesday is preferable

Looking for Eric - June 7

A disillusioned postman turns to his hero Eric Cantona to help him win the woman of his dreams and restore order to his life.

Code: 804516


Aberdeen Belmont, Picturehouse
Sunday 7 Jun 11.00 AM
Bath Little Theatre, Picturehouse
Sunday 7 Jun 11.00 AM
Brighton, Picturehouse
Sunday 7 Jun 11.00 AM
Brixton Ritzy, Picturehouse
Sunday 7 Jun 11.00 AM
Cambridge Arts, Picturehouse
Sunday 7 Jun 11.00 AM
Cinema City, Norwich, Picturehouse
Sunday 7 Jun 11.00 AM
Clapham, Picturehouse
Sunday 7 Jun 11.00 AM
Edinburgh Cameo, Picturehouse
Sunday 7 Jun 11.00 AM
Exeter, Picturehouse
Sunday 7 Jun 11.00 AM
Greenwich, Picturehouse
Sunday 7 Jun 11.00 AM
Liverpool, Picturehouse
Sunday 7 Jun 11.00 AM
Notting Hill Gate, Picturehouse
Sunday 7 Jun 11.00 AM
Oxford Pheonix, Picturehouse


More cinemas below.... ***Thanks Happy Shopper***

To see Anything for her', e-mail your name to anythingforher@metrodomegroup.com along with your choice of cinema from the list below. Tickets will be offered on a first come (e-mailed), first served basis with a max. of 2 per household.

Nottinghill (sic)
Greenwich
Screen on the Greeen (Islington)
Norwich
Hampstead
Liverpool
Brixton

Enjoy!

Synopsis
Eric the postman is slipping through his own fingers. His wife has gone, his stepsons are out of control and the house was chaotic even before a cement mixer appeared in the front garden. Life is crazy enough, but it is Eric's own secret that is driving him to the brink. How can he face up to Lily, the woman of his dreams that he once loved and walked out on many years ago? Despite the comical efforts and misplaced goodwill of his mates, Eric continues to sink. In desperate times it takes a spliff and a special friend to help a lost postman find his way, so Eric turns to his hero: footballing genius, philosopher and poster boy, Eric Cantona. As a certain Frenchman says 'He who is afraid to throw the dice, will never throw a six.' The lead actors are Steve Evets and Eric Cantona, with Stephanie Bishop, Gerard Kearns and John Henshaw. It was shot entirely on location in Manchester.

Cast:

Matthew McNulty, Eric Cantona, Gerard Kearns, Lucy-Jo Hudson, John Henshaw, Stefan Gumbs, Steve Evets, Smug Roberts, Stephanie Bishop, Des Sharples, Greg Cook, Mick Ferry.

Director: Ken Loach

Running Time: 116 mins