Free Cinema Tickets - Discussion thread

tirlittan

tirlittan wrote: »

Anyone have a right code for the Unstoppable, The James Cracknell Trilogy please? The one below doesn't work.



now open to non sky movie customers 17th march

Password: rowing

BRAEHEAD
CARDIFF
DERBY
London - Mayfair
NORWICH
OXFORD - GEORGE STREET

Got tickets through code STAMINA

Queenriderbrekke

Saw Anuvahood through Sky last night, just about managed to understand 20-25% of the dialogue! Husband wasn't impressed and neither was I tbh! But if people really wear their trousers half off the backsides as shown how are people scared of them instead of laughing their asses off?????? (Sorry, I know I am lucky with the area I live in).

Kitty_Wren

Queenriderbrekke wrote: »

Saw Anuvahood through Sky last night, just about managed to understand 20-25% of the dialogue! Husband wasn't impressed and neither was I tbh! But if people really wear their trousers half off the backsides as shown how are people scared of them instead of laughing their asses off?????? (Sorry, I know I am lucky with the area I live in).

Haha, why Sky got this screening I don't know. I think E4 or MTV are aimed at the right kind of audience!

The_Old_Bag

Queenriderbrekke wrote: »

Saw Anuvahood through Sky last night, just about managed to understand 20-25% of the dialogue! Husband wasn't impressed and neither was I tbh! But if people really wear their trousers half off the backsides as shown how are people scared of them instead of laughing their asses off?????? (Sorry, I know I am lucky with the area I live in).

This has been the 'trend' ( I could never describe it as a fashion) for quite a while now.
Instead of adjusting their jeans/trousers to keep them from dragging on the ground, these 'males' are constantly adjusting their clothing to pull their jeans/trousers down further. The first few times you see this is a complete shock..... (I have even seen this attire worn in churches !!)... but then you get used to it.
I tend to have a bet with myself about how long before they fall down around their knees.

Even worse is the new 'trend' in underwear which is consequently no longer 'under' anything, but openly on display.... flourescent colours and the most flamboyant design.
But it takes all sorts I suppose.

Re the film. My DS loved it, and there were lots of laugh out loud moments if you could overcome the language barrier.
The whole screening were cringing and squirming ..... not least with the Tomato Ketchup scene......
Somehow sausages and ketchup will never be the same;)
A 2011 version of Ali G?

Queenriderbrekke

That scene definitely sticks in the mind, my hubby says he never wants tomato sauce again, lol!

angelflower_2

ii really enjoyed Limitless - well more than I expected to anyway. My own fault for arriving right at start time but we were sat in v front row an tunnel vision and weird head trips

kaych

Queenriderbrekke wrote: »

That scene definitely sticks in the mind, my hubby says he never wants tomato sauce again, lol!

me too... it's too shocking... i don't think i can eat ketchup for a while now... euw...

Misty38

Not quite free cinema tickets, but the Odeon 40% off voucher is back

http://promo.odeon.co.uk/march/

When: Sunday 20th to Thursday 31 March. Sundays to Thursdays, excludes Fridays and Saturdays
How: Print voucher and buy tickets from box office, or enter the code March40 at the checkout online.
Note: One voucher required per ticket

Spikey_2

keep missing the tickets

pringlex3

answered own question