Free Cinema Tickets - Discussion thread

melliew

retroglamour wrote: »

I find it so annoying that they never have showings at my nearest cinemas (Camberley Vue and Guildford Odeon). Where I lived before (I've just moved house) I had the choice of 3 cinemas!

I've been to one at Guildford Odeon before...keep your eyes peeled because it doesn't come up everytime but it does occasionally!

anandasher

Hello..

I'm going to my first seefilmfirst preview tonight (Away We Go - 6.30pm, Haymarkert), and I was wondering what the deal was - are these screenings overbooked? If so, then in people's experiences, what time is it good to get there?

I'm absolutely certain that this has been discussed before, but I've gone through loads of pages, and done a few searches, and can't find an answer.

cosyc

Arrive by 6pm at the latest. Whilst our's are never full you don't wnat to end up with two single seats or on the front row.

phunkygal

Away we go

217812

https://www.seefilmfirst.com

Birmingham Broad Street, Cineworld Tuesday 8 Sep 6.30 PM
Boldon Tyne & Wear, Cineworld Tuesday 8 Sep 6.30 PM
Bolton, Cineworld Tuesday 8 Sep 6.30 PM
Brighton, ODEON Tuesday 8 Sep 6.30 PM
Bristol, ODEON Tuesday 8 Sep 6.30 PM
Cardiff, Cineworld Tuesday 8 Sep 6.30 PM
Castleford, Cineworld Tuesday 8 Sep 6.30 PM
Cheltenham, Cineworld Tuesday 8 Sep 6.30 PM
Covent Garden, London, ODEON Tuesday 8 Sep 6.30 PM
Dublin, Cineworld Tuesday 8 Sep 6.30 PM
Edinburgh, Cineworld Tuesday 8 Sep 6.30 PM
Glasgow Renfrew Street, Cineworld Tuesday 8 Sep 6.30 PM
Liverpool ONE, ODEON Tuesday 8 Sep 6.30 PM
Middlesbrough, Cineworld Tuesday 8 Sep 6.30 PM
Milton Keynes, Cineworld Tuesday 8 Sep 6.30 PM
Newport, Cineworld Tuesday 8 Sep 6.30 PM
Nottingham, Cineworld Tuesday 8 Sep 6.30 PM
Sheffield, Cineworld Tuesday 8 Sep 6.30 PM
West India Quay, Cineworld Tuesday 8 Sep 6.30 PM
Whiteleys, London, ODEON Tuesday 8 Sep 6.30 PM

stormbreaker

Anyone got tickets for Julie and Julia film at Ocean Terminal, Edinburgh next week want to swap for this Thursday?

Spikey_2

what are the movies that https://www.adventurefest.co.uk like? anybody know?

Lugh_Chronain

Julie & Julia



This latest film from American director Nora Ephron (‘When Harry Met Sally…’, ‘Sleepless in Seatle’) is an adaptation of the autobiographical book 'Julie & Julia: 365 Days, 524 Recipes, 1 Tiny Apartment Kitchen' by author Julia Powell. It sees Amy Adams as an amateur chef who adopts chef Julia Child (played by Meryl Streep) as her cookery guru and duly keeps a blog of the results. And you can’t have a movie about Julia Child without food - and not just any food, but the savoury French cuisine that turned American palates away from tuna casseroles in the 1960s. Here are rich, bubbling crocks of winey beef bourguignon, mountainous heaps of chopped onions, trussed ducks and, most magnificently, a browned sole meunière that practically swims off the screen on a buttery tide.

Choose a performance:

Cineworld Enfield 18:30 Tue Sep 8
Southbury Leisure Park, 208 Southbury Road,
EN1 1YQ

Cineworld Fulham 18:30 Tue Sep 8
142 Fulham Road, London,
SW10 9QR

Cineworld Haymarket 18:30 Tue Sep 8
63-65 Haymarket, London
SW1Y 4Q

Cineworld Wandsworth 18:30 Tue Sep 8
Southside Shopping Centre, Wandsworth High Street,
SW18 4T

N.B. Each ticket admits 2 people.

Closing date: Fri Sep 04 2009

midian

if you go into the website each day has a theme and each theme shows several films. each films has a little clip / trailer with synopsis. i noticed some were shorts but other more than an hour. i thought the clips gave a good idea of what to expect.

it seems from the five or more i viewed that they were more documentary type films about people doing extreme sports on wild adventures. the clip about the woman jumping off cliffs for fun was hair-raising!

i really suggest watching a few clips so you have an idea what you will be letting yourself in for.

Reverbe

stormbreaker wrote: »

Anyone got tickets for Julie and Julia film at Ocean Terminal, Edinburgh next week want to swap for this Thursday?

There's more been released today. Look for another screeing . see if that helps...

I was emailed about some just now including at my local cinema for this sunday but they had all gone again... best of luck.. it looks a great film.:cool:

quoia

Sunday 13th September - 10:30am for 11:00am

At the following CINEWORLDS

Aberdeen
Birmingham Broad Street
Boldon Tyne & Wear
Cambridge
Cardiff
Chichester
Didsbury
Edinburgh
Fulham Road
Glasgow Renfrew Street
Liverpool
Milton Keynes
Nottingham
Sheffield
Wandsworth
West India Quay


https://www.seefilmfirst.com

NEW CODE: 456633 >>> JUST CLICK HERE

SYNOPSIS:

In a remote and forgotten wilderness, one of nature's last great mysteries unfolds: the birth, life and survival of a million crimson-winged flamingos. Against the dramatic backdrop of unforgiving, never-before filmed landscapes, we follow the birth of a tiny flamingo hatchling, and the perils and fortunes of her life in the extraordinary 'other world' of Lake Natron in northern Tanzania. The first title to be released under the new Disneynature label, THE CRIMSON WING will take you on a breathtaking and beautiful journey through a story that only nature itself could tell. See THE CRIMSON WING exclusively at Cineworld cinemas nationwide on Tuesday 29th September.

Cast: Mariella Frostrup.

Director: Matthew Aeberhard; Leander Ward

Running Time: 78 mins