Free Cinema Tickets - Discussion thread

kimmy393

Oh i really hope they do free tickets for batman live in the O2. Otherwise I will have to buy them ..

Poochface

Ladyshopper wrote: »

Went to MK this morning to see Mr Poppers Penguins, screen was pretty much full.

Single adult sat next to us obviously didn't like it much, left halfway through. I'm all for seeing free films, but found it a bit odd that anyone without kids would actually want to see a film like that, as it really is child orientated. Nothing wrong with them wanting to, just expressing an opinion really. Is it a case of people go and see whatever films they can for free, whatever the genre?

I find that rather insulting to be honest. I saw the trailer for this film a long time ago on the web and thought it looked fun and have laughed each time I've seen it at the cinema since.

The adults in my audience seemed to enjoy it regardless of whether they had children with them or not.

Isn't comedy for everyone regardless of age? I rue the day that my inner child is no more.

Threebabes

Hi, Ive just gotten 4 tickets for batman live at telewest arena on saturday morning. Ive not had free ticket before and I wondered are you guaranteed the 4 seats if we go along? Thanks

geordie_ben

Threebabes wrote: »

Hi, Ive just gotten 4 tickets for batman live at telewest arena on saturday morning. Ive not had free ticket before and I wondered are you guaranteed the 4 seats if we go along? Thanks

It's first come first served, so you're not totally guaranteed seats. I'd say get there 30 mins - 1 hr before hand and you'll more than likely defs get seats

Take your own drinks and snacks in with you as well. Keep it cheap

cardiffforthefacup

Poochface wrote: »

I find that rather insulting to be honest. I saw the trailer for this film a long time ago on the web and thought it looked fun and have laughed each time I've seen it at the cinema since.

The adults in my audience seemed to enjoy it regardless of whether they had children with them or not.

Isn't comedy for everyone regardless of age? I rue the day that my inner child is no more.

I would see it as an adult on my own as I like Jim Carrey films, also go to see Ice Age and Disney films, I enjoy animation and some u films, dosen't make you odd just makes some people judgemental.

geordie_ben

cardiffforthefacup wrote: »

I would see it as an adult on my own as I like Jim Carrey films, also go to see Ice Age and Disney films, I enjoy animation and some u films, dosen't make you odd just makes some people judgemental.

Everyone is allowed an opinion

Poochface

cardiffforthefacup wrote: »

I would see it as an adult on my own as I like Jim Carrey films, also go to see Ice Age and Disney films, I enjoy animation and some u films, dosen't make you odd just makes some people judgemental.

Same here :T

Poochface

geordie_ben wrote: »

Everyone is allowed an opinion

An opinion on the film is one thing but not very nice to opine about why fellow previewers are at a film.:(

nobody has to explain to anyone else here why we go to see any of the films we see.

jackp13

ILOVEHOLIDAYS wrote: »

went to see mr poppers penguins this morning @ rochdale and it is a good family movie 3 adults and 3 kids and we sat in the premier seats :j

i was on the row in front of you the row in front of the premier seats
rochdale was packed overall

nickyhutch

jackp13 wrote: »

i was on the row in front of you the row in front of the premier seats
rochdale was packed overall

Good - hopefully we'll get more screenings