Free Cinema Tickets - Discussion thread

sharkgirl

Saw Doubt tonight-Obviously takes all sorts, my friend and I were both pleased we hadn't actually paid for a ticket, not a film to see if you're feeling a tad depressed or not in the mood for concentrating. The church sermons were far too realistic and I actually found myself thinking blah blah blah. What a shame. BTW we had to hand over both email and magazine page.

deadlycarrots1

And can you see really good films?

Kitty_Wren

deadlycarrots1 wrote: »

And can you see really good films?

Yes.

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KingSingh_2

how quick do you have to be?
being trying for weeks without any luck...:huh: :huh:

jules1964

KingSingh wrote: »

how quick do you have to be?
being trying for weeks without any luck...:huh: :huh:

Quick!! Free things always go quickly!!

spora

I decided to brave the snow and watch Doubt yesterday. I thought it was quite good, although its not the kinda film i would watch again in a hurry. I thought the acting in it was really really good, although i feel like im a bit too dumb to understand all the symbolism. Its a bit depressing but would recommend it

cardiff2007

KingSingh wrote: »

how quick do you have to be?
being trying for weeks without any luck...:huh: :huh:

super super quick

Lornz

Hope this of help to some of you??

www.screenbookings.com have just put online Confessions of a Shopaholic, which is due to go live on 08/02/09, Screening date 17/02/09.

So keep an eye out for the code in the Times this weekend guys!!!

Strepsy

I have 4 tickets for Hotel for Dogs at Manchester Printworks for the 10th Feb but would like to swap for tomorrow's if by any small chance there is someone else wanting to swap theirs? I've got college next Tues and the kids were really upset when I told them we couldn't go. :-(

fay66

[FONT=Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif]Free Cinema Preview Screening - a thank you to Sky customers[/FONT]

As a thank you from Sky we're offering Sky customers free tickets to see Confessions of a Shopaholic (Cert PG), starring Isla Fisher, before its general release. Tickets are on a first come, first served basis, so don't miss out.

Based on the book by Sophie Kinsella, Confessions of a Shopaholic is a fun, feel-good film about New York girl, Rebecca Bloomwood (Isla Fisher), who is really good at shopping - a little too good, perhaps. She dreams of working for her favourite fashion magazine, but can't quite get her foot in the door - until ironically, she snags a job as an advice columnist at the same company. As her dreams are finally coming true, she goes to ever more hilarious and extreme efforts to keep her past from ruining her future.

See the official movie trailer here.

As a Sky customer you can see the film ahead of the crowds on Tuesday 17th February at 6pm at one of our Sky Perks free preview cinema screenings. But hurry - tickets are limited and subject to availability. Confessions of a Shopaholic is in cinemas from Wednesday 18th February.

CLAIM YOUR TWO FREE TICKETS NOW. At the prompt, use the movie password 'SHOPAHOLIC' to claim your tickets (subject to availability).

We’d like as many Sky customers as possible to have a chance to see our free preview screenings, so we’re limiting the number of screenings each person can attend. It means that if you get tickets this month, you won’t be eligible to book them next month - but you will be able to get them the month after.

If you miss out this time, check back here at https://www.sky.com/perks for more information.

Tickets must be booked by 23.59 on Monday 16 February.

Please read the Terms & Conditions.

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