Free Cinema Tickets - Discussion only thread

heatherw_01

o_t_e wrote:

This isn't said often enough so can I offer my thanks to heatherw_01 for keeping the offers thread to a manageable length - I'm not sure I'd show her restraint when faced with all the 'why can't I do what I want where I want without any regard for the site rules' posts - well done heather.

jane22 wrote:

I agree - well done heather!

Thank you both very much

jillsa

My Vue 2for1 card expires on 28th Feb. Does anyone know of any sites offering these if you buy something/register for something. previous ones came from Boots/Max Factor and CD Wow.

If you can point me to correct thread I'd be grateful.

Cheers

AngelUndercover

jillsa wrote:

My Vue 2for1 card expires on 28th Feb. Does anyone know of any sites offering these if you buy something/register for something. previous ones came from Boots/Max Factor and CD Wow.

If you can point me to correct thread I'd be grateful.

Cheers

Not sure if any of these will help ya jillsa but check them out:

http://www.dubitcard.com/index.cfm?event=partnerVue

http://www.tiscali.co.uk/products/dell/promo-terms.html?code=TF-PS-11EP

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130079128365&ssPageName=MERCOSI_VI_ROSI_PR4_PCN_BIX&refitem=160076433688&itemcount=4&refwidgetloc=closed_view_item&refwidgettype=osi_widget

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=355541

Hope one of them is helpful to ya!

Snow_Angel

Just got back from seeing The Illusionist - I thought it was brilliant. I love films like that (can't say any more as I'll give something away!). Helped by the fact that Edward Norton is absolutely one of my most favourite actors. Brilliant.
Many thanks to the OP on the newspaper daily thread for letting me know about tickets :j

Tiby

The Illusionist is PG cert, but I was wondering if any of kind MSers who have watched it could comment on its suitability for kids (7-9 yrs).

Miró

Snow_Angel wrote:

Just got back from seeing The Illusionist - I thought it was brilliant. I love films like that (can't say any more as I'll give something away!). Helped by the fact that Edward Norton is absolutely one of my most favourite actors. Brilliant.
Many thanks to the OP on the newspaper daily thread for letting me know about tickets :j

Agree about Edward Norton....but as soon as Rufus Sewell's comedy moustache made an appearance I just couldn't stop giggling!!!:rotfl:

Thanks again to the OP for the tickets though :j

princessmoneysaver

Does anyone know if Odeon &/or Cineworld do any cards where you can pay a set amount to see as many films as you want in the month, or discount cards?

o_t_e

Cineworld do one:

http://www.cineworld.co.uk/AffichePage.jgi?ALIAS=unlimited

it quotes a price per month but I would check the suscription period as the last time I looked at this (when they were UCI) you signed up for 12 months.

Snow_Angel

Tiby wrote:

The Illusionist is PG cert, but I was wondering if any of kind MSers who have watched it could comment on its suitability for kids (7-9 yrs).

There were quite a few kids in the cinema when I went to see it - some were about 8 or 9. They seemed to enjoy it as I didn't hear any shuffling/whispering/bored type things, but personally I thought they might get bored It seems a bit 'adult' to me (but not in a not suitable adult sort of way e.g. swearing etc). Sorry I can't be any more help, I don't have kids!

MeanManc

I'm afraid "The Illusionist" didn't do it for me. Despite the beautiful photography it seemed to lack something... pace, charisma, I dunno. I usually like atmospheric period films but this one failed to convince me. I felt like doing a disappearing trick myself.

But, as my mum said on leaving, at least it is a free night out. I'm looking forward to the next one.