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geordie_ben

Queenriderbrekke wrote: »

Strange! The ticket that comes through says nothing about it being a Test Screening, I booked just in case as you said Ben.

Will keep a watch on it and see if the Test bit disappears! Fingers crossed!

I suppose I could just say I didn't notice the Test Screening bit and try to get free tickets for something on the night for my disappointment, lol!

Real tickets = the kind you pay for
Test screening = free preview

Queenriderbrekke

Right, so we think it's just a normal free preview then, thank you Ben x

chocolatepennyfarthing

So is it a normal free preview or should it not be open to public? Very confused.

geordie_ben

chocolatepennyfarthing wrote: »

So is it a normal free preview or should it not be open to public? Very confused.

Normal preview

Poochface

Re: Footloose.
Test screenings are not the normal free previews. Test screenings take place long before a film is due for release, not a few days before release date as the film is still in the editing process.

This message that is on the booking page is not on the relevant Orange page referring to the offer.

amurray88_2

Queenriderbrekke wrote: »

Right, so we think it's just a normal free preview then, thank you Ben x

Sorry this quote has confused the life out of me (not the we think its a normal... but the one that said its a test?)
Has anyone heard of that before and if so what would it mean if it is a test 1?

Ta much

Queenriderbrekke

Poochface wrote: »

Re: Footloose.
Test screenings are not the normal free previews. Test screenings take place long before a film is due for release, not a few days before release date as the film is still in the editing process.

This message that is on the booking page is not on the relevant Orange page referring to the offer.

Have you a link to the orange page I could look at, I'm an Orange customer and would like to know what it's about please!:)

Locky

Poochface wrote: »

Re: Footloose.
Test screenings are not the normal free previews. Test screenings take place long before a film is due for release, not a few days before release date as the film is still in the editing process.

This message that is on the booking page is not on the relevant Orange page referring to the offer.

Footloose is due to be released on 14th October though?

pinkicequeen

i thought all the free previews was tests tho, as some of the films dont arrive to the cinema till that day some times....

amurray88_2

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