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not a code so thought better not put on main free film site. feel free to repost it there, tho! i am just not sure.
The Scoop is situated between London Bridge and Tower Bridge on the south bank of the Thames.
http://www.morelondon.com/events_details.asp?ID=192
Free Film - More London Free Festival
11 - 27 September
Time: 19:30
Location: The Scoop at More London
Admission: FREE
Classic, cult and contemporary films are screened in the outdoor amphitheatre each Wednesday – Friday from 11 – 27 September. Most films reach capacity so early arrival is highly recommended. Once capacity is reached a one in one out policy is implemented. Seats cannot be reserved so get your party together early and avoid disappointment.
11 September - Skyfall
Time: 19:30
When Bond's latest assignment goes gravely wrong and agents around the world are exposed, MI6 is attacked forcing M to relocate the agency. These events cause her authority and position to be challenged. With MI6 now compromised from both inside and out, M is left with one ally she can trust: Bond. Winner of two Oscars and starring Daniel Craig, Judy Dench and Javier Bardem. (2012, 143 mins, UK/USA, Cert 12a)
12 September - Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
Time: 19:30
The disappearance of a magical jade sword spurs a breathtaking quest for the missing treasure. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon is a timeless story that takes place in QING China when miracles were credible and spirits and gods were present in man's world. Pain, revenge and duty are the key themes, but in the afterlife love and faith linger on. Directed by Ang Lee. (2000, 120 mins, Taiwan/Hong Kong/USA/China, Cert 12)
13 September - Frankenweenie
Time: 19:30
Young scientist and film maker, Victor Frankenstein, brings his beloved dog Sparky back to life in his own special way and with unexpected consequences. Directed by Tim Burton. (2012, 87 mins, USA, Cert PG)
18 September - Back to the Future
Time: 19:30
A typical teenager of the 80’s (Michael J Fox) is accidentally sent back to 1955 in a time-travelling DeLorean, invented by his slightly mad, scientist friend. (1985, 113 mins, USA, Cert PG)
19 September - The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Time: 19:30
The third of the Spaghetti Western trilogy, which gained this title due to the filming in Italy. Starring Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach and Lee Van Cleef where a bounty hunting scam joins two men in an uneasy alliance against a third in a race to find a fortune in gold. (1966, 165 mins, Italy/Spain/West Germany, Cert 15)
20 September - Les Miserables
Time: 19:30
Cameron Mackintosh’s stage musical is transferred to the screen with a star studded cast. Director Tim Hooper insisted that every take was sung live. Winner of three Oscars and starring Russell Crowe, Hugh Jackman, Anne Hathaway, Helena Bonham Carter, Amanda Seyfreid and Eddie Redmayne. (2012, 158 mins, USA/UK, Cert 12a)
25 September - Amour
Time: 19:30
Described by Time Out as “devastatingly original” Amour examines the effect of love on death and death on love. This is told through an elderly couple who have to cope following the wife’s stroke. Subtitled. (2012, 127mins, France/Germany/Austria, 12a)
26 September - The Birds
Time: 19:30
Celebrating its 50th anniversary this year The Birds remains one of Hitchcock’s most thrilling films, full of suspense. Based on a Daphne Du Maurier shorts story where a wealthy young socialite pursues a potential boyfriend to a small town where bizarre things start to happen. (1963, 119 mins, USA Cert 15)
27 September - Surprise film – to be revealed
Time: 19:30
The Occupiers of More London are being given the chance to select this film, which closes the More London Free Festival. Details will be revealed nearer the date.0 -
not a code so thought better not put on main free film site. feel free to repost it there, tho! i am just not sure.
The Scoop is situated between London Bridge and Tower Bridge on the south bank of the Thames.
http://www.morelondon.com/events_details.asp?ID=192
Free Film - More London Free Festival
11 - 27 September
Time: 19:30
Location: The Scoop at More London
Admission: FREE
Classic, cult and contemporary films are screened in the outdoor amphitheatre each Wednesday – Friday from 11 – 27 September. Most films reach capacity so early arrival is highly recommended. Once capacity is reached a one in one out policy is implemented. Seats cannot be reserved so get your party together early and avoid disappointment.
11 September - Skyfall
Time: 19:30
When Bond's latest assignment goes gravely wrong and agents around the world are exposed, MI6 is attacked forcing M to relocate the agency. These events cause her authority and position to be challenged. With MI6 now compromised from both inside and out, M is left with one ally she can trust: Bond. Winner of two Oscars and starring Daniel Craig, Judy Dench and Javier Bardem. (2012, 143 mins, UK/USA, Cert 12a)
12 September - Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
Time: 19:30
The disappearance of a magical jade sword spurs a breathtaking quest for the missing treasure. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon is a timeless story that takes place in QING China when miracles were credible and spirits and gods were present in man's world. Pain, revenge and duty are the key themes, but in the afterlife love and faith linger on. Directed by Ang Lee. (2000, 120 mins, Taiwan/Hong Kong/USA/China, Cert 12)
13 September - Frankenweenie
Time: 19:30
Young scientist and film maker, Victor Frankenstein, brings his beloved dog Sparky back to life in his own special way and with unexpected consequences. Directed by Tim Burton. (2012, 87 mins, USA, Cert PG)
18 September - Back to the Future
Time: 19:30
A typical teenager of the 80’s (Michael J Fox) is accidentally sent back to 1955 in a time-travelling DeLorean, invented by his slightly mad, scientist friend. (1985, 113 mins, USA, Cert PG)
19 September - The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Time: 19:30
The third of the Spaghetti Western trilogy, which gained this title due to the filming in Italy. Starring Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach and Lee Van Cleef where a bounty hunting scam joins two men in an uneasy alliance against a third in a race to find a fortune in gold. (1966, 165 mins, Italy/Spain/West Germany, Cert 15)
20 September - Les Miserables
Time: 19:30
Cameron Mackintosh’s stage musical is transferred to the screen with a star studded cast. Director Tim Hooper insisted that every take was sung live. Winner of three Oscars and starring Russell Crowe, Hugh Jackman, Anne Hathaway, Helena Bonham Carter, Amanda Seyfreid and Eddie Redmayne. (2012, 158 mins, USA/UK, Cert 12a)
25 September - Amour
Time: 19:30
Described by Time Out as “devastatingly original” Amour examines the effect of love on death and death on love. This is told through an elderly couple who have to cope following the wife’s stroke. Subtitled. (2012, 127mins, France/Germany/Austria, 12a)
26 September - The Birds
Time: 19:30
Celebrating its 50th anniversary this year The Birds remains one of Hitchcock’s most thrilling films, full of suspense. Based on a Daphne Du Maurier shorts story where a wealthy young socialite pursues a potential boyfriend to a small town where bizarre things start to happen. (1963, 119 mins, USA Cert 15)
27 September - Surprise film – to be revealed
Time: 19:30
The Occupiers of More London are being given the chance to select this film, which closes the More London Free Festival. Details will be revealed nearer the date.
If it's totally free then Id say repost it on the codes board0 -
midian, this deserves to be on the codes thread far more than some of the posts that get left on there.not a code so thought better not put on main free film site. feel free to repost it there, tho! i am just not sure.
The Scoop is situated between London Bridge and Tower Bridge on the south bank of the Thames.
http://www.morelondon.com/events_details.asp?ID=192
Free Film - More London Free Festival
11 - 27 September
Time: 19:30
Location: The Scoop at More London
Admission: FREE
Classic, cult and contemporary films are screened in the outdoor amphitheatre each Wednesday – Friday from 11 – 27 September. Most films reach capacity so early arrival is highly recommended. Once capacity is reached a one in one out policy is implemented. Seats cannot be reserved so get your party together early and avoid disappointment.
11 September - Skyfall
Time: 19:30
When Bond's latest assignment goes gravely wrong and agents around the world are exposed, MI6 is attacked forcing M to relocate the agency. These events cause her authority and position to be challenged. With MI6 now compromised from both inside and out, M is left with one ally she can trust: Bond. Winner of two Oscars and starring Daniel Craig, Judy Dench and Javier Bardem. (2012, 143 mins, UK/USA, Cert 12a)
12 September - Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
Time: 19:30
The disappearance of a magical jade sword spurs a breathtaking quest for the missing treasure. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon is a timeless story that takes place in QING China when miracles were credible and spirits and gods were present in man's world. Pain, revenge and duty are the key themes, but in the afterlife love and faith linger on. Directed by Ang Lee. (2000, 120 mins, Taiwan/Hong Kong/USA/China, Cert 12)
13 September - Frankenweenie
Time: 19:30
Young scientist and film maker, Victor Frankenstein, brings his beloved dog Sparky back to life in his own special way and with unexpected consequences. Directed by Tim Burton. (2012, 87 mins, USA, Cert PG)
18 September - Back to the Future
Time: 19:30
A typical teenager of the 80’s (Michael J Fox) is accidentally sent back to 1955 in a time-travelling DeLorean, invented by his slightly mad, scientist friend. (1985, 113 mins, USA, Cert PG)
19 September - The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Time: 19:30
The third of the Spaghetti Western trilogy, which gained this title due to the filming in Italy. Starring Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach and Lee Van Cleef where a bounty hunting scam joins two men in an uneasy alliance against a third in a race to find a fortune in gold. (1966, 165 mins, Italy/Spain/West Germany, Cert 15)
20 September - Les Miserables
Time: 19:30
Cameron Mackintosh’s stage musical is transferred to the screen with a star studded cast. Director Tim Hooper insisted that every take was sung live. Winner of three Oscars and starring Russell Crowe, Hugh Jackman, Anne Hathaway, Helena Bonham Carter, Amanda Seyfreid and Eddie Redmayne. (2012, 158 mins, USA/UK, Cert 12a)
25 September - Amour
Time: 19:30
Described by Time Out as “devastatingly original” Amour examines the effect of love on death and death on love. This is told through an elderly couple who have to cope following the wife’s stroke. Subtitled. (2012, 127mins, France/Germany/Austria, 12a)
26 September - The Birds
Time: 19:30
Celebrating its 50th anniversary this year The Birds remains one of Hitchcock’s most thrilling films, full of suspense. Based on a Daphne Du Maurier shorts story where a wealthy young socialite pursues a potential boyfriend to a small town where bizarre things start to happen. (1963, 119 mins, USA Cert 15)
27 September - Surprise film – to be revealed
Time: 19:30
The Occupiers of More London are being given the chance to select this film, which closes the More London Free Festival. Details will be revealed nearer the date.0 -
geordie_ben wrote: »If it's totally free then Id say repost it on the codes board
And you still don't have the courtesy to credit the OP.0 -
And you still don't have the courtesy to credit the OP.
As this is the films discussion board, not the moaning about threads board, please see your PMs
What movies have people got coming up then? I've only got one on monday
seems like newcastle is getting missed of the lists quite a bit recently 0 -
@ Poochface & Geordie_ben thanks for the advice. As G_b posted onto the main site no need for a repost.
enjoy! (and fingers crossed for no rain!)0 -
@ Poochface & Geordie_ben thanks for the advice. As G_b posted onto the main site no need for a repost.
enjoy! (and fingers crossed for no rain!)
As you are the OP, this person refers to, please tell me did he contact you personally??geordie_ben wrote:Just like you dont have the courtesy of asking questions before pointing the finger
how do you know i havent already chatted to the OP and thanked them personally?
how do you know i wasnt rushed and using a mobile with a tiny screen to copy and paste the details
that's right YOU DONT! so before you go pointing the finger trying to act like some kind of super race, get your facts right!
as with as whinging morons, you're now on my ignore list0 -
LOL, who cares who posts anyway as long as the codes are put out that's all that really matters
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