The Dark Knight Advance Screenings + free poster

Aidy

Not sure is a true Grabbit, however the much anticipated The Dark Knight movie is having advance screenings on 23rd July and early viewers get a free lenticular poster. Details are:

Screenings of Christopher Nolan's sequel to ‘Batman Begins’ will be taking place across the UK and Ireland on Wednesday July 23, two whole days before the film goes on general release. The lucky people who manage to grab a seat for these early screenings will also get an exclusive free limited edition gift of a Dark Knight lenticular poster featuring Batman, The Joker and Harvey Dent.

The cinemas taking part are listed below. Tickets are limited.

Aberdeen Cineworld
Andover Reel
Ashford Cineworld
Barnstaple Central
Basildon Empire
Basingstoke Vue
Bath Odeon
Belfast (Dublin Road) Movie House
Belfast Odeon
Belfast Storm
Birmingham Imax
Birmingham Vue
Blackpool Odeon
Blanchardstown Odeon
Boldon Cineworld
Bolton Cineworld
Bournemouth ABC
Bradford Imax
Brighton Odeon
Bristol (Cribbs) Vue
Brixton Ritzy
Cambridge Cineworld
Cardiff Odeon
Cardiff Showcase
Chelmsford Odeon
Cheshire Oaks Vue
Cleethorpes Meridian
Cork Omniplex
Coventry Odeon
Crawley Cineworld
Croydon (Grants) Vue
Dartford Showcase
Derby (CDL) Showcase
Didsbury Cineworld
Dublin Cineworld
Dublin Savoy
Dublin Vue
Dudley Showcase
Dundee Cineworld
Dunfermline Odeon
Dundrum Movies
Dun Laoghaire IMC
Eastbourne Cineworld
Edinburgh Cineworld
Edinburgh (Omni) Vue
Enfield Cineworld
Exeter Vue
Feltham Cineworld
Finchley Vue
Finchley Road Vue
Gateshead Odeon
Glasgow Cineworld
Glasgow Imax
Great Yarmouth Hollywood
Greenwich Odeon
Guildford Odeon
Hamilton Vue
Huddersfield Odeon
Hull Cineworld
Ipswich Cineworld
Islington Vue
Jersey Cineworld
Kingston Odeon
Leeds (Light) Vue
Leicester Odeon
Lincoln Odeon
Liverpool Fact
Liverpool (London Road) Odeon
Manchester Imax
Manchester (Trafford Park) Odeon
Marble Arch Odeon
Middlesbrough Cineworld
Milton Keynes Cineworld
Newcastle Empire
Norwich Odeon
Nottingham Cineworld
Oxford (George St) Odeon
Paisley Showcase
Peterborough Showcase
Plymouth Vue
Poole Empire
Portsmouth Vue
Reading Vue
Romford Vue
Scarborough Hollywood Plaza
Sheffield Cineworld
Southampton Odeon
Southend Odeon
Southport Vue
Stevenage Cineworld
Swansea Vue
Swindon Empire
Torbay Apollo
Truro Plaza
Tunbridge Wells Odeon
Wandsworth Cineworld
Wimbledon Odeon
Wolverhampton Cineworld
Workington Plaza
York Vue

Tiby

But how do you get the ticket for the preview???

Aidy

Tiby wrote: »

But how do you get the ticket for the preview???

Go to the appropriate cinema via the links in the first post. For Cineworld the link is:

http://www.cineworld.co.uk/cinematheque/Cinematheque.jgi?FILM=27564&FILMPART=5580

Odean link is:

http://www.odeon.co.uk/fanatic/film_info/m100016/The_Dark_Knight__Special_Advance_Screening/

For Vue you have to chose the cinema first from the home page
:beer:

Lakeuk

Following the link in OP for your location and select Batman advanced on from page of films available, not a true grabbit as the tickets are not free like pass advanced screenings I've been to have been

Aidy

Lakeuk wrote: »

Following the link in OP for your location and select Batman advanced on from page of films available, not a true grabbit as the tickets are not free like pass advanced screenings I've been to have been

Hmm you are probably right, but the free limited poster swung it as a Grabbit in my mind!!

Addy

Wow...£12.50 a ticket at my local.

Ok if you're a die-hard BatFan I guess!

Idiophreak

Lakeuk wrote: »

Following the link in OP for your location and select Batman advanced on from page of films available, not a true grabbit as the tickets are not free like pass advanced screenings I've been to have been

Think you're getting confused...the rest of them are in the Freebies (No spend required) board...obviously, on there, things need to be free.

To be a grabbit, something just needs to be in limited availability. (well, that's my definition, anyway...sure someone will correct me).

This seems like a grabbit to me...

lilian1977

I don't even think it's really a grabbit - the poster isn't exactly free when the cinema ticket is £12.50!

Good find though OP, too expensive for the likes of me though

bambam82

Not sure if it is the same poster, but Play.com are selling a Batman Dark Knight 3D Lenticular Poster for £9.99. The poster they are giving out with the cinema tickets are supposed to be limited edition and numbered though. Either way, I'm sure if you didn't like the poster you could always sell it on ebay and get something back. Have booked 2 tickets myself - thanks OP.

Poster Link

photome

I thought a grabbit was supposed to be a bargain.....£12.50 a ticket all classes, so a family of four......£50 for a night at the cinema:eek:

IanBroadhurst

exactly what i thought...10 at bmth abc...its only 15odd at the IMAX!!! going to wait a week or two, then see it on orange wednesday