Cinema Only Free Tickets Discussion thread

treasure_hunter_2

al1978 wrote: »

It will be.

Well she is a tough old bird...:D I just need to find out how tough she needs to be...! off to watch a trailer

mrs-moneypenny

depends on the person. my mil is 77 and she used to be all huffy and walk out of the lounge if she didnt like something on tv. rowan atkinson would have her running for cover but she loved julian clarey. fil ended up either turning films off or watching alone while she went to clubs. now shes widowed she goes to senior screen every week and has watched all sorts. she thought philomena was boring but loved capt phillips. she even thought friends with benefits was good!!

quoia

treasure_hunter wrote: »

Just bagged 2 tickets to watch 'Starred Up'. Hope this wont be too brutal a film, im taking my 72yr old mum !

treasure_hunter wrote: »

Well she is a tough old bird...:D I just need to find out how tough she needs to be...! off to watch a trailer

How is she with "language" ?

Don't know if this will help .....

... it's the Insight from the BBFC

Note: The following text may contain spoilers


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STARRED UP is a British drama in which a violent young offender is sent to an adult prison, where he joins his father who is already an inmate. It is rated 18 for very strong language and strong violence.

There are over thirty uses of very strong language ('c**t'), often delivered aggressively. The film also includes over 240 uses of strong language ('f**k').

There is strong violence throughout as prisoners fight amongst themselves or against prison officers. Two fight sequences involve bladed weapons. In one, a character is slashed twice across the face with an improvised weapon made from a small razor blade and a plastic toothbrush. In the other, a character is stabbed and killed with a conventional knife. Both assaults result in bloodshed but little is seen in terms of injury detail.

STARRED UP also contains some natural male nudity. There are also some strong verbal sex references.


Hope this helps

PhilNailerson

Did anyone go to the Odeon showing of Need for Speed? Opinions?
My nephew is a massive NFS gamer, and he doesnt know about the film. Hoping to get tickets on release day without him knowing, a long shot...

blackanchorage

Wow, free tickets for an academy award winner - 20 Feet From Stardom - tonight in Islington! Thanks travellingbum

SpreadPyar

20 FEET FROM STARDOM
(12A)
www.imdb.com/title/tt2396566
Monday 3rd March
www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/591620


Most venues available again except Westfield, Islington and Cardiff

treasure_hunter_2

quoia wrote: »

How is she with "language" ?

Don't know if this will help .....

... it's the Insight from the BBFC

Hope this helps

It was a great help, thanks!

quoia

treasure_hunter wrote: »

It was a great help, thanks!

As a consequence did she go ?

Indeed did you go ?

If so what did you/she think about it?

quoia

An "off-topic" post - well slightly anyway ...

... Cinema tickets ...

... but NOT Free ...

... BUT CHEAP

... Just £1 :j

... thought it was was worth spreading the word ...

... and this thread was as good a place as anywhere to reach avid cinema goers who might be unaware of ....

Movies For Juniors at Cineworld - Saturday and/or Sunday mornings

http://www.cineworld.co.uk/whatson/category/junior

At the moment you could see

FROZEN
DESPICABLE ME 2
FREE BIRDS

notechal

I know that there has been a shortage for everyone, but I think (apart from Timeplus) that there has been nothing for Exeter for about 6 months.
Plymouth and Taunton seem to get them!