Free Cinema Tickets - Discussion thread

honeyD

Northeast. I hope the card is enough if I do get asked lol. Its enough for them to accept that its mine for buying drinks so should be enough to show its me lol.

Poochface

Oh you should be just fine honeyD. I have friends who see their previews in the N. East and I can only think of once when ID was requested and it was for one of the blockbusters.

Thinking of the last time I was asked for ID, I have a feeling I showed my bank card and that was accepted without any problem.

Hope you enjoy your preview.

Gosia

Was wondering whether the film was any good???

Our film screening (scheduled for today in Richmond) was cancelled due to a technical error. In all fairness they did put on the 'Fantastic Mr Fox' for all the kids (so as to avoid dissapointement) and issued everyone with free tickets to come back and see any film at any Odeon so I am not complaining. :rotfl:

Poochface

Gosia wrote: »

Was wondering whether the film was any good???

Our film screening (scheduled for today in Richmond) was cancelled due to a technical error. In all fairness they did put on the 'Fantastic Mr Fox' for all the kids (so as to avoid dissapointement) and issued everyone with free tickets to come back and see any film at any Odeon so I am not complaining. :rotfl:

I quite enjoyed it but I thought it was a little old for children, I didn't think it was the kind of film young children would understand. However, my friends brought their five year old and she loved it although mum explained a few things along the way. I thought that the music was excellent but I never thought I'd ever see Voodoo featured in a Disney film.

chaplin1409

we enjoyed it expect my 3 year old as she fell a sleep.

candjsmum

First time i have gone to see a film for free, it was really good, 14 year old daughter loved it ,(but she loves all Disney films) and 10 year old son said it was cool. A great story and fab music!!

jules1964

Went to see "its complicated" at wandsworth tonight! Good film, but dont go if you are on a diet or not eaten as there is food in just about every scene lol

Zara77

Hi
We went to see Princess and the Frog at Beckenham Odean,they had technical problems so aired Where The Wild Things Are. We had leave in the first ten minutes as this film was not suitable for young Children. It was quite a scary replacement film-a shame as the kids had been looking forward to the original movie.

ferrety

Hi,
I went with my nieces to the Worcester Odeon yesterday to watch the princess and the frog, we did all enjoy the film but it does seem as though something was wrong as none of the staff knew about the free screening untill 10am and the film was not shown untill almost 11 (we thought they were waiting for it to be delivered) so the girls (6&8)had nothing to do for almost an hour although they enjoyed it alot so the wait wasn't such an issue by the end of the film.

I would have like to have seen FMF or WWA as alternatives as i havn't seen either yet

BadgerBadger_2

For the Marie Claire screening of The Lovely Bones do you need the magazine page, or the web page printed off at all?