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IronEd

cara09 wrote: »

I would also like to know how to print the voucher with black text and no background as my printer can't cope with this!

They've seen the light and changed the voucher...

http://static.bafta.org/files/film11cineworldvoucher08neg-876.pdf

marialionza

IronEd wrote: »

They've seen the light and changed the voucher...

http://static.bafta.org/files/film11cineworldvoucher08neg-876.pdf

:T WELL DONE IronEd, Thanks so much for the bump :T

marialionza

Open link and go post # 45 for Yul Brynner's hair:


http://www.imdb.com/list/EugVqHUzFLE/

:rotfl:

janey07

Hi guys
Can any other Northern Ireland members tell me which is the best site to register with to get free tickets for local cinemas ? As we all know sometimes offers don't apply in NI:(
Many thanks
Janey

notechal

(and then rolls eyes)

thefrenzexperiment wrote: »

It was in an email from Guardian Extra.

I tried an Egyptian font once but it was way too small, so I went back to my normal bath...

Yinster

Regarding the Bafta/cineworld vouchers any info into which 5 films as I tried looking just now and they still haven't said.

canadian_turtle

See Special Preview Screenings of Oscar nominated films before their UK Release and for half the standard price!!

As part of their INTERNATIONAL OSCAR® SEASONthe Tricycle are offering a limited number 2-for-1 tickets to See Film First Members for two special previews: See Oscar® nominated Outside the Law from Algeria or Incendies from Canada for just £4.75 per person! Booking details below.

Outside the Law (15)
Sun 20 Feb 7.30pm & Tues 22 Feb 8.45pm

Rachid Bouchareb, director of the Oscar winning Days of Glory, returns with this compelling drama following the lives of three Algerian brothers in their country’s struggle for independence from France, where freedom is a battle to be fought and won. The film reunites the talent from Bouchareb’s 2006 Cannes prize-winner Indigenes including the three actors Jamel Debbouze, Roschdy Zem and Sami Bouajila. Since it premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in competition for the Palme d’Or last, Outside the Law has garnered significant international critical acclaim.

**** ‘The film packs a punch’ The Times
**** ‘It’s a big and bold film and one whose reserved passion and stately style sweeps you along with it.’ Time Out


Incendies
Wed 23 Feb 6.45pm

When twins Jeanne and Simon Marwan are left two envelopes as part of their mother’s will – one for the father they thought was dead and another for a brother they didn’t know existed - they begin to piece together a tragic story marked by war, hatred and the courage of an exceptional woman...
Based on the play by Lebanese-Canadian writer Wajdi Mouawad, staged last year in London under the English title Scorched, Incendies probes the open wounds of the Lebanese Civil War. The film stars Lubna Azabal, best known for her performance in political thriller Paradise Now, which won the 2006 Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Film. As well as being Oscar nominated, it has been selected for 2010 Venice Film Festival, 2010 Toronto International Film Festival and 2011 Sundance Film Festival.

‘the story is so compelling and the production so beautifully controlled that we are gripped by the characters' quest right up to the shocking end of the story.’ Hollywood Reporter

Standard tickets: £9.50 – GET 2-FOR-1
To take advantage of this offer call the Box Office and quote: ‘Oscar Previews 2-for-1’ and the name of the film you would like to see.
This is a strictly limited offer so get in quick to avoid disappointment!
Advanced booking only.

Box Office: 020 7328 1000
www.tricycle.co.uk

Outside the Law from Algeria or Incendies from Canada are screening as part of London’s first International Oscar® Season.
A special week-long festival from Friday 18 February celebrating international film submissions to the 83rd Academy Awards® ahead of the Awards night on 27 February. With UK Premieres, special pre-release screenings, and a chance to revisit the most critically acclaimed entries released in 2010. Full details for Outside the Law click here, for Incendies click here.

Queenriderbrekke

Anybody know if it's worth gettina a virgin mobile sim? Does being a PAYG customer let you in to the free screenings or are there certain criteria? I had a look and it just seems to say if you're a Virgin mobile customer, does that extend as far as PAYG customers?

steve9872

Queenriderbrekke wrote: »

Anybody know if it's worth gettina a virgin mobile sim? Does being a PAYG customer let you in to the free screenings or are there certain criteria? I had a look and it just seems to say if you're a Virgin mobile customer, does that extend as far as PAYG customers?

I can confirm that a payg sim works and you can obtain them for free from the virgin website. You do have to register the sim on the website and it takes about 10 days for the information to percolate through and let you book tickets.

Applebob

I'm excited to see Challet girl too!