Free Cinema Tickets - Discussion thread

geordie_ben

mamboboy wrote: »

Ultimately, I don't think Bad Lieutenant is the type of film to see in the cinema. It is however a very good movie, in my opinion. Cage absolutely encapsulates the character of somebody on the edge - something he's always been good at doing, but sadly he's constantly miscast in poor action movies.
I think you need to be accustomed to Herzog's style of film-making to truly appreciate this one, in my opinion.

First movie I've been to where people left half way thru, including me and my mate. I dont mind siting through a half bad movie (i love you phillip morris for example) but this was terrible! the best bit of the movie was the start, and as soon as he hit the water it went down hill

so glad i didnt pay to see it

as per usual with mr cage - very hitting missy

Polly25

geordie_ben wrote: »

First movie I've been to where people left half way thru, including me and my mate. I dont mind siting through a half bad movie (i love you phillip morris for example) but this was terrible! the best bit of the movie was the start, and as soon as he hit the water it went down hill

Couldn't disagree more. It only got better and better towards the end. I guess you didn't wait long enough to see it!

It's not a fun movie or a blockbuster, you have to give it a chance, but it is very good and Cage and the support cast are fantastic.

geordie_ben

Polly25 wrote: »

Couldn't disagree more. It only got better and better towards the end. I guess you didn't wait long enough to see it!

It's not a fun movie or a blockbuster, you have to give it a chance, but it is very good and Cage and the support cast are fantastic.

i think i left after he had "g" in custody and was questioning him, maybe a bit later, cant really remember i was too busy watching the paint grow old on the walls.....:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Poochface

susiecm3 wrote: »

Do you have to be over 18 to get tickets? My daughter got 4 tickets from the metro paper this morning on her way to school, she put her dob in correctly and she got the email confirming it, would hate her to be turned away along with her friends

It's a PG certificate if that helps.

You can read exactly what that means on bbfc

http://www.bbfc.co.uk/downloads/pub/Guidelines/BBFC%20Classification%20Guidelines%202009.pdf

fruitcake_2

Bad Lieutenant was pretty good. It isn't a movie for under 18's for a reason, so I hope they DO get turned away. You don't want your kids watching it.

adouglasmhor

fruitcake wrote: »

Bad Lieutenant was pretty good. It isn't a movie for under 18's for a reason, so I hope they DO get turned away. You don't want your kids watching it.

If it's anythinglike the first one with William Daffoe you are 100% right.

The_Old_Bag

Just posted by the lovely Venezia over on the Newspaper thread

Venezia wrote: »

Daily Mirror

Page 22. Advert stating- Starting in Saturdays Daily Mirror 2 Free Robin Hood Cinema tickets for every reader. Odeon cinemas worth £17.50.

I didn't like to post on the code thread.... as I would undoubtedly get my ear chewed off, so hope this helps those who check this thread.

TOB

indelacio

The_Old_Bag wrote: »

Just posted by the lovely Venezia over on the Newspaper thread



I didn't like to post on the code thread.... as I would undoubtedly get my ear chewed off, so hope this helps those who check this thread.

TOB

since when are 2 cinema tickets worth that much lmao!

kaych

indelacio wrote: »

since when are 2 cinema tickets worth that much lmao!

£17 something for 2 cinema tickets is actually normal for us... hmm...

Amethyst_ice

just looked, you have to collect 3 tokens and then send a sae or £1.50 cheque..i recon its alot of hassle when you can just go to a cheaper cinema!

in re to the £17.50..maybe means london price xx