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Tibbs,The_Freebie_Hunter

kaych wrote: »

Yeah seems impossible to get sky tickets now unless you are a sky movie customer. I have managed to get two tickets this Sunday for the kings speech. Really looking forward to that

I'm really glad for you. I managed to get some too. What a nice early Christmas treat for us.

quoia

Before everyone dives in and tries to get tickets .....

geordie_ben wrote: »

http://www.littlewhitelies.co.uk/grolschpresents/signup-biutiful.php

Biutiful:

Starring Javier Bardem in his most gripping role to date, Biutiful tells the story of Uxbal (Bardem), an underworld anti-hero and devoted father battling to liberate his family from poverty in present day Barcelona.

Raw, powerful and haunting, Biutiful sees Iñ!rritu invoke the dark cinematic texture of his critically-acclaimed 2000 debut Amores Perros, and has been widely tipped as a serious awards season contender after wowing audiences in Cannes and the London Film Festival in 2010.

Jan 04 BATH The Little Theatre
Jan 04 BIRMINGHAM Electric
Jan 04 BRIGHTON Duke Of York's
Jan 04 EDINBURGH Cameo
Jan 04 GLASGOW Grosvenor Cinema
Jan 04 LIVERPOOL FACT
Jan 04 LONDON Clapham
Jan 04 LONDON Curzon Soho

... for those of you that HATE SUBTITLES

This MEXICAN film is in SPANISH

Perhaps gb, you could update your post to reflect this.

lovebug_rita

Does anyone know if the tickets released for boxing day's Gullivers Travels will be in 3D please?

geordie_ben

lovebug_rita wrote: »

Does anyone know if the tickets released for boxing day's Gullivers Travels will be in 3D please?

It normally says on the poster on SFF website, so I doubt it

cardiff2007

Went to see Love and other drugs last night at the Cardiff Odeon was really surprised no queuing just strolled straight in not that busy maybe because of the weather warnings, thought the film had an interesting storyline but unfortunately by the end it had descended into just another pie in the sky higly unlikely love story shame felt like it went on way too long as well.

AndreaE

My daughter and I saw that in Kingston last night.

I agree that it went on a bit too long but thought it was better than average and we enjoyed it.

The main couple had nice chemistry and there were a few bits of 'food for thought' and interesting topics to discuss in the car on the way home.

Soubrette

I have two tickets for the King's Speech in Cribbs Causeway Vue Bristol - they're from momentum, how do I send the tickets back to momentum (someone else might just be able to get there)?

Short notice but just woke up to no hot water so had to call the plumber

Kitty_Wren

Soubrette wrote: »

I have two tickets for the King's Speech in Cribbs Causeway Vue Bristol - they're from momentum, how do I send the tickets back to momentum (someone else might just be able to get there)?

Short notice but just woke up to no hot water so had to call the plumber

Would there have been any point 17mins before the film starts?

kaych

train delayed for more than an hour! gutted! turned back home as no point of being there so late... so wanted to see the King's Speech... so disappointed

Soubrette

Kitty_Wren wrote: »

Would there have been any point 17mins before the film starts?

There are some residential areas close by - seemed better to at least see if there were some options for people to use the tickets