Free Cinema Tickets - Discussion thread

mambo79

angelflower wrote: »

You just print off an email confirmation thing.

Okay so you don't get a proper ticket with your name on it? I told my OH that you take an email and he's convinced the cinema won't accept it. If anyone could forward me one of a past screening I'll show it to him and hopefully he'll understand.

Woodyrocks

Have tickets for Antichrist on Thursday (can't believe its tomorrow!) in London and as it is I know nothing about the film bar the murmurs on the ground. Would like to go into the screening with a neutral mind.

Woodyrocks

This review for a start could make a woman like me keep away :eek: http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2009/jul/18/lars-von-trier-antichrist

altojack

I was there too! lol, yes was very surprised at how quite it was compared to the proposal!

I saw The Proposal too, with my sons gf.
As for the original Pelham I can't comment as I didn't see that

Poochface

Woodyrocks wrote: »

This review for a start could make a woman like me keep away :eek: http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2009/jul/18/lars-von-trier-antichrist

Just as long as you realise it is extremely graphic although I have read an explanation for one of the scenes at least.

Taloolah

I went to see Pelham123 at Wolverhampton last night. I can recommend it . I am a Denzil Washington fan and loved his understated performance. However, I have to say he was out shone by a brilliant performance from John Travolta as the pyscho hi jacker.
I was surprised to see that the cinema wasn't full for once. I think the bad weather might have been a factor.

bluffer

Norton_Blade wrote: »

Went to see Coco Avant Chanel on Monday. Some people walked out as soon as they realised it was subtitled. .

its people like that who demand films are uuuurrgggghhh i can hardly bring myself to type the word uuuurrrrggggggg dubbed! there, ive done it.

people who want movies dubbed should be shot at birth! you lose all the nuance, verbal clues and rythmn of the native language. that and the fact that the dubbing actors tend to ham it up and the lip synching is out and............... yeuch

[Deleted User]

We saw Antichrist yesterday. Pretty heavy stuff, but no-one left the cinema early. I'd rate the movie 6.5 out of ten.

Reverbe

Only ever managed to be successful once - The Rocker (my first try). TBH there arent many for my local cinema and the London ones tend to be in out of the way places. SFF seems to be good for regional ones tho..There seems to be a lot of tickets going for regional theatres. One came up near my OH the other week and I have never seen any for their area before - pity that they have been so overworked in the office that I havent been able to see them for a yr.

Venezia

Antichrist - much better ways to spend an evening than watching this.