Free Cinema Tickets - Discussion thread

AndreaE

I heard that the Dragon books were great for teenagers so was delighted to get tickets for the double bill this Sunday for DD and I.

Just realised that the first one is an 18 - what a shame. I thought it would have been a 15 at most which would have been OK.

PrincessCee

AndreaE wrote: »

I heard that the Dragon books were great for teenagers so was delighted to get tickets for the double bill this Sunday for DD and I.

Just realised that the first one is an 18 - what a shame. I thought it would have been a 15 at most which would have been OK.

I'm surprised this was for teenagers, I found the first film heavy going, I can see why it's an 18... Have you read the book?

AndreaE

PrincessCee wrote: »

I'm surprised this was for teenagers, I found the first film heavy going, I can see why it's an 18... Have you read the book?

I haven't read the book - it's on my Christmas list though.

The second film is a 15.

Blue___Nile

AndreaE wrote: »

I heard that the Dragon books were great for teenagers so was delighted to get tickets for the double bill this Sunday for DD and I.

Just realised that the first one is an 18 - what a shame. I thought it would have been a 15 at most which would have been OK.

I loved the books but they do contain some disturbing violent and sexual scenes. I've only seen the first film which I found followed the book fairly closely (although some back stories were not detailed fully in the film) so I'm not surprised that the film got an 18 rating.

marialionza

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notechal

Screenmagic wrote: »

I saw My afternoons with Margueritte today. Quite an enjoyable and uplifting film. It has its funny moments and Margueritte's character is delightful.

Could't agree more! What a shame tho that it clashed with Unstoppable in Exeter. Hardly any free fims down here and then 2 on the same night!:rotfl:

JamesReid_2

Anyone know of anyway to get free cinema popcorn and drinks for my free screening? No harm in trying i suppose

[Deleted User]

A month ago I was lucky to get two tickets to see 'Made in Dagenham'. It will be shown in 6 cinemas around the UK on 14 November. Hopefully, this is not a mistake as the film were released to the general population a while ago? I missed it then.

Mihangel

i got tickets for the giirl with the dragon tatoo etc for sunday but a little confused the email says "we are delighted to confirm that you have won 4 tickets for the double bill....etc" however at the bottom it says admit 2

any help?

marialionza

Mihangel wrote: »

i got tickets for the giirl with the dragon tatoo etc for sunday but a little confused the email says "we are delighted to confirm that you have won 4 tickets for the double bill....etc" however at the bottom it says admit 2

any help?

2 for each film, don't worry everything is ok:)