Free Cinema Tickets - Discussion thread

Poochface

Katejayne1 wrote: »

I thought A-team was jolly good fun. I brought my mum along, who is not normally a fan of action movies, but is a fan of Liam Neeson and Bradley Cooper. Thanks to everyone who shares lovely codes
Poochface - maybe you just got bored with sitting around after a day in hospital? I went to see Funny People after an op, and found is so unbearably tedious (altho I have a feeling it was rather tedious to begin with)

You could well be right but to be honest, when the first code posted didn't include a preview for Liverpool I wasn't overly disappointed but once we got a preview I went along with an open mind as I do with all the previews. Not everyone can like every film preview they see and I enjoy far more than I don't like. And there's always some saddo that provides the balance to the good reviews. I'm the saddo in this instance!:rotfl:

Actually, the film you mention and I call (un)Funny People wasn't for me either. People were laughing hysterically all around me from the very start of that film, so much so that I ended up looking all round in case people could see something I couldn't!:( I honestly thought that Candid Camera had been revived!!:eek:

Poochface

razam wrote: »

I found A-team good fun escapism The main actors all kept true to the characters from the original, while making the roles their own & had plenty of action & comedy to keep you entertained. I can see why people may be dissapointed though, but I found it enjoyable:cool:

One thing that did annoy me though, I got to the cinema about 20 mins late (problems with public transport) but the kind lady was good enough to let us in. Obviously the screen was almost full, so me & my mate were trying to find 2 seats close to the aisle. When we found 2 we sat down, but the guy next to my mates seat then told us, that seat was reserved for someone who was just coming back.

My mate then insisted I stay seated & he would find a seat. The thing is my mate has a debilitating illness & finds it difficult to walk, let alone go up & down steps looking for a seat. Halfway through the film, I noticed that no-one had come, and he just wanted the seat to place his jacket on! :mad: I debated for about 10 mins wether to have a go at him, but decided there was no point - it would ruin the movie for me & I had no idea where my mate was then.

So if that guy comes on this site - Shame on you for your disgusting, selfish behaviour.

Jeez! We all like the ideal seating don't we? I want empty seats either side of me, nobody in front or even better I sit with the stairs in front of me and I much prefer to sit on the back row! But some people are really very selfish and totally uncaring. Even if somebody is able-bodied, in those circumstances you have to give up the seat!

I too have mobility problems and considering I generally have to walk up a zillion steps to get to the back row, I really don't need somebody coming downstairs expecting me to get out of their way, when I really need to hang on to the rail! I could go on but I won't but you and your friend have my sympathies.:(

no1monkey

Olliesgirl wrote: »

Why do you keep asking for tickets when you know it is against the rules? lorweld only posted them on 23rd July.



I'm very surprised that no1monkey hasn't pulled you up on this as it seems to be their particular pet hate.

lol... having a career means i cant watch this page as much as i would like... yes,you are right, im not keen to see that people ask for tickets when its against the rules... neither do i agree with those who apply for more tickets than they need for personal use.. so are not only able to watch a movie, but have 'spares to pass on'... if people stopped asking for tickets then this practise of printing off more than your fair share would stop..... but it looks like your there to pick up on those i miss eh...!! :T

geordie_ben

anyone got any idea how to get to the normal sky rewards page without being a sky customer? i know you can do it as i have tickets for cats and dogs, but now i cant get onto it... grrrr

ste03

Hi, i managed to get 1 ticket for cats&dogs for the trafford center but i cant go on my own so looking for another for my girlfriend, has anyone got 1 ticket spare for the showing ?? if so please could you pm me your e-mail ?

Thanks in advance

Ste

gibneyl01

Am i missing something? Where did the rod stewart tickets appear from?

Rainey_LB

gibneyl01 wrote: »

Am i missing something? Where did the rod stewart tickets appear from?

The code for Rod Stewart was on the Theatre Codes Thread, he was at the O2 tonight!

lfc4eva08

Hey guys,

Please excuse me here, I may sound silly, and I'm probably am.

I got 2 tickets for Step Up 3D at Milton Keynes on the 5th Aug. This is the first time I've actually got the tickets and been able to go. (I got 2 for Hot Tub Time Machine, but wasn't able to go in the end).

I just get worried incase they refuse me because it's not an official ticket. I was the same when I booked a flight and printed off my bording ticket online.

I was just wondering if anyone has had any trouble at Milton Keynes. I understand everything should be OK, as MK seems to be one of the cinemas that come up ALOT.
2ndly, Will I need to take any ID with me, to prove that I am who I am on the ticket?
and last of all, Will I need to pay for the 3D Glasses seeing as it's a free preview?

Any advice that will help me, have a trouble free trip would be much appreciated.

waterhouse_melons

lfc4eva08 wrote: »

Hey guys,

Please excuse me here, I may sound silly, and I'm probably am.

I got 2 tickets for Step Up 3D at Milton Keynes on the 5th Aug. This is the first time I've actually got the tickets and been able to go. (I got 2 for Hot Tub Time Machine, but wasn't able to go in the end).

I just get worried incase they refuse me because it's not an official ticket. I was the same when I booked a flight and printed off my bording ticket online.

I was just wondering if anyone has had any trouble at Milton Keynes. I understand everything should be OK, as MK seems to be one of the cinemas that come up ALOT.
2ndly, Will I need to take any ID with me, to prove that I am who I am on the ticket?
and last of all, Will I need to pay for the 3D Glasses seeing as it's a free preview?

Any advice that will help me, have a trouble free trip would be much appreciated.

Ive been to many free films in the past (not at MK though) and there is nothing to worry about! Just go up to the bit where they check your tickets (not where you normally buy them) and they will point you over toward the screen you have to go to. I know the tickets that you print out look a bit odd, but the staff at cinemas are used to them and know what they mean. I don't think I have ever been asked for ID when getting free tickets, they just normally accept it and then direct you to the screen (if you are above the film's age restriction of course). As for the 3D glasses, I don't know, Ive never seen a free 3D film before. If you do have to pay for the glasses though, I would expect it to be about £1.50, not much. But you could be provided with a free pair when going in. Good Luck!!:money:

lfc4eva08

Thanks for the reply.

As the film starts at 6:30, I would assume go and get to the screen around 6PM?