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spiderman95

Hi surfsister, I think that this is what your looking for

AngelUndercover wrote:

*My Super Ex-Girlfriend -Certificate 12A

Codes are 53075 & 71929 (for August 1st at 6.30pm) and 57173, 78643, 63390, 32915, 41045 (for August 2nd at 6.30pm).

Go to www.seefilmfirst.com and plug in the codes (try all codes in order to secure tickets different codes are valid for different venues and dates as mentioned above).

Also note: if anyone has the august issue of visimag, there may be another code for this movie. For more details see this link (scroll down to the orange box titled 'reader screening'. http://www.visimag.com/filmreview/f196_display.htm

[Synopsis:When a regular guy (Luke Wilson) dumps a superhero (Uma Thurman) because of her neediness, she uses her powers to make his life a living hell]

*John Tucker Must Die - code 88967 ( www.seefilmfirst.com ) Certificate 12A

Tuesday 15th August, 6.30pm

[Synopsis: Three ex-girlfriends of a serial cheater (Jesse Metcalfe) set up their former lover to fall for the new girl in town so they can watch him get his heart broken.]

*Miami Vice - There are 2 ways to get tickets for this movie :-

Method 1:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/fivelive/fungames/firstandforfree.shtml

Fill in your details and indicate the venue you would prefer. All screenings take place on Wednesday 2nd August.

If your application is successful, you will receive a pair of tickets in the post. Please note that these screenings are always popular and thus tickets are not guaranteed.

Screenings for this movie are taking place at:

Manchester Odeon - Dantzic Street

Swansea Odeon - Quay Parade
Edinburgh Odeon - Lothian Road
Panton Odeon - Panton Street

Belfast Movie House - Dublin Road

Method 2:

To claim two tickets to a preview screening, choose your cinema from the list, then call the booking line. You will be given a reference number. Write that number on the voucher you print out using http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,17970-2284324,00.html and present it at the screening.

UK: 0901 553 0240 (50p/min)
Calls should last no longer than four minutes. Calls from mobiles and payphones may cost more. Lines close at 4pm on Tuesday, August 1, or when all tickets have been allocated, whichever is sooner.

Please check The Knowledge each week as some cinemas may need to be changed at short notice.
Miami Vice, Tuesday, August 1 at 6pm for a 6.30pm start
Basingstoke Leisure
Birmingham
Blackburn
Bolton
Bristol Cribbs
Bury
Cardiff
Cheshire Oaks
Croydon Grants
Edinburgh Omni
Leeds Light
London: Shepherds Bush
Northampton
Plymouth
Portsmouth
Reading
Romford
Sheffield
Staines
York
http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,17970-1351316.html

[Synopsis : film based on the 1980's TV action/drama, focusing on vice detectives Crockett and Tubbs (Colin Farrell & Jamie Fox) as their respective personal and professional lives become dangerously intertwined. liberates what is adult, dangerous and alluring about working deeply undercover especially when Crockett and Tubbs go to where their badges don’t count].

PLEASE NOTE THAT SCREENINGS FOR MIAMI VICE AND MY SUPER EX-GIRLFRIEND ARE ON BOTH THE 1ST AND 2ND AUGUST. MAKE SURE THAT YOU DO NOT GET TICKETS TO SEE BOTH MOVIES ON THE SAME DAY UNLESS YOU HAVE A WAY OF BEING IN TWO PLACES AT THE SAME TIME (if you do, please let me in on the secret :rotfl: )

In the interests of decluttering the board and making it easier for others to search for tickets currently available please would everyone kindly post their free tickets / cinema codes / venue availability / cinema offers / film promotions on this thread. This can also include tickets that you already possess but are unable to use for whatever reason and, are thus offering to other MSE's.

:j Many thanks:j

fatboyonadiet

Anyone know where in the Sunday Times the Miami Vice bit is? It's not in the Culture, least I think not anyway - help! And is there a screening in Manchester?

yeslek

see previous post

Riyazi

I was wondering why there are no free screenings for movies that are already in cinemas. What I noticed is that the free screenings are for preview / word of mouth purposes but it would be good idea for cinemas to promote free screenings or tickets to movies that are already in cinemas for 3 - 4 weeks (eg: Pirates of the Carribean, The Break up, etc).

You might ask why they want to give free tickets when there are people paying for them. This is because that even though there are people paying for these movies, at any screening there will be several seats still available. By filling up these seats the cinema increases its chances of having more sales at the popcorn and treats stands which would increase profitability. Considering that a person gets a free ticket, he / she is more likely to spend more on the snacks as they have not paid anything for the movie itself. And I have read some where that cinemas make majority of their profits from selling overpriced snacks.

Maybe I am not understanding the whole cinema thing properly - I just thought this might be a good marketing ploy for cinemas.

vinylmusic

spiderman95 wrote:

Hi surfsister, I think that this is what your looking for

It seems that you can ONLY get the code by calling a 50p minute number.
No telling how many minutes they keep you waiting for the code so its not a no spend freebie

vinylmusic

Riyazi wrote:

I was wondering why there are no free screenings for movies that are already in cinemas. What I noticed is that the free screenings are for preview / word of mouth purposes but it would be good idea for cinemas to promote free screenings or tickets to movies that are already in cinemas for 3 - 4 weeks (eg: Pirates of the Carribean, The Break up, etc).

You might ask why they want to give free tickets when there are people paying for them. This is because that even though there are people paying for these movies, at any screening there will be several seats still available. By filling up these seats the cinema increases its chances of having more sales at the popcorn and treats stands which would increase profitability. Considering that a person gets a free ticket, he / she is more likely to spend more on the snacks as they have not paid anything for the movie itself. And I have read some where that cinemas make majority of their profits from selling overpriced snacks.

Maybe I am not understanding the whole cinema thing properly - I just thought this might be a good marketing ploy for cinemas.

They always lose to cheapskates like me. I buy my snacks at a store before I visit a cinema

irishgal_3

Hi guys! anyone in the tallaght area of Dublin might find this handy! There is a free preview of Miami Vice on in UCI Tallaght Tuesday night (1st August) at 7.30pm! To get tickets log onto fonaticket.com

macaroni

Can anyone tell me if a black and white print out is acceptable for SeeFilmFirst screenings ??

Ive tried emailing them but no reply

umirenfro

Yep, they accept the print out in any colour I think as long as the printing is clear.

I always print them in black and white and they accept it with no prob

lisyloo

should be fine.
I don't think there is any requirement for a colour printer.

At little chef I had a problem a couple of times with them saying no photocopies but I was assertive in telling them that it was a black & white printer.