Free Cinema Tickets - Discussion only thread

jules_2

There hasn't been anythingfor Coventry in ages!!!! :mad:

Lurleene

I saw Wild Hogs for free this evening, and there were seriously only about 12 people in the cinema.
Not the sort of film I would normally pay to go and see, but it was a perfectly pleasant way to spend a couple of hours. Not very sophisticated:p , but it had some very funny moments and was definitely feel good without being schmaltzy. I was happily surprised.

bnkers77

Magenta wrote: »

I too have managed to get tickets loads of times from the Landrover /Times etc.site, gobeyond, but the confirmation e mail never arrives.

How do others get on?

Magenta, I haven't tried the others but on Sunday night I put my name down for gobeyondscreen's 'Painted Veil' tickets and got a confirmation email straight away. I thought most of these tell you straight away if there aren't tickets avail. There could be something happening with your entry (session prob?) or the email addr you're putting in? Just suggestions anyway.

spacebhouy

why is there a severe lack of free screenings in Glasgow...was looking forward to tickets for 28weeks later

skintarooney

Strepsy wrote: »

Hi, Can anyone help? Someone was king enough to forward me their Wild Hogs tickets email but if I try and print it has the details of the email at the top so is clearly forwarded, or if I try and copy into Word the pictures won't show up. I also tried printing 'selection' but it won't allow that. Does it matter if it's been forwarded?

Dont know if this is too late, but the same thing happened to me. I had to download the ticket, save it and then go into the document to print it.

When I tried to print direct from the download I just got a blank page!

skintarooney

Lurleene wrote: »

I saw Wild Hogs for free this evening, and there were seriously only about 12 people in the cinema.
Not the sort of film I would normally pay to go and see, but it was a perfectly pleasant way to spend a couple of hours. Not very sophisticated:p , but it had some very funny moments and was definitely feel good without being schmaltzy. I was happily surprised.

I totally agree with you. We went to watch it last night and had a really good couple of hours! Despite some of the bad reviews this film has had, we were laughing throughout!

I would definitely recommend it.

tigergold

As we are on the subject of recommnedations, i saw curse of the golden flower at covent garden yesterday, (from time out opening nights). Visually a beautiful film, had a great couple of hours - subtitled in english (its in chinese). Really amazing cinematography

Nicci_D

skintarooney wrote: »

I totally agree with you. We went to watch it last night and had a really good couple of hours! Despite some of the bad reviews this film has had, we were laughing throughout!

I would definitely recommend it.

Mre and my fella went to see this last night too in Northampton. It was a fantastic film - I was laughing all the way through. I definatlely reccomend others to go and see it.

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RECOMMENDATION & THANKS:
Went to see Alpha Dog at Shepherds Bush last night, excellent film (Justin Timberlake was surprisingly good). Quite topical re' gang culture and violence, which is sadly not confined to one type of culture or social group. Moving, thought provoking and funny.

Thank you to the person who posted the original freebie link, this film is up there with 'Little Children' as one of my fave-freebie-films. Also cinema about 75% full.

gnasher

Hi,
I signed up to the mailing list when i first saw this on the money saving e mail - since then I've only received several promotional e mails re new films i would never want to see, and some competitions to win some spin off tat - how are people receiving these free screening codes etc?