Cinema Only Free Tickets Discussion thread

LouFace

More chat on the codes only thread from people who should know better.

Poochface

LouFace wrote: »

More chat on the codes only thread from people who should know better.

I have asked Sarah to delete but I have also sent messages to both and yet they still chat!! :mad:

sarah1972

redagila wrote: »

Putting this here as more likely to be seen than on chat thread


Received reminder email about tickets for this - went in to cancel and says already done - not by me.


So suggest they have realised their mistake.

Thanks

I left it on the codes thread for half an hour and then moved it to here to stop lots of replies on the codes only thread as it seems to have been a problem today with chat.

Hope thats ok

Sarah xx

redagila

sarah1972 wrote: »

Thanks

I left it on the codes thread for half an hour and then moved it to here to stop lots of replies on the codes only thread as it seems to have been a problem today with chat.

Hope thats ok

Sarah xx

No problem - thanks for moving it. I would probably have deleted it tomorrow.

crazyshady

The screenings I go to are never full. I think if you follow the Codes thread, unless you're there within 5 minutes of a post being made you might aswell forget about it.

Poochface

crazyshady wrote: »

The screenings I go to are never full, I think most people just like the idea of getting free tickets but either can't drive to a cinema, or they are scared to go alone because here in Britain that's a thing we have, people scared to go places on their own. I think if you follow the Codes thread, unless you're there within 5 minutes of a post being made you might aswell forget about it. I know a few minutes in Microsoft Word gets the job done just as quick.

Yes, there can be no shows for all sorts of reasons; people getting caught up in traffic,sickness, having to work late etc but SFF etc take this into account and oversubscribe. People forging tickets means that when there is a full house, genuine tickets holders can be turned away.

Also just because there are empty seats does not mean that all the seats in the screenroom were allocated in the first place.

For example a room can seat 150 people but only 100 tickets might have been on offer.

Which area do you go to? Many people are often turned away because they live in areas which are very popular especially now there are so few previews around.

Poochface

For anyone who was considering going to the screening of Frankenweenie tonight, SFF have issued an apology

Due to a glitch in the system, you may have received an old reminder email for Frankenweenie. This is not screening tonight and we apologise for any inconvenience.

SFF Team

LouFace

Poochface wrote: »

They might issue more tickets, Eventbrite do that some times.

But the screens 2 and 3 in Cornerhouse are rather small unless it is shown in Screen 1 which holds more than 100.

Gah! They've released tickets for Thursday and Friday, and I've managed to miss all of them

LouFace

LouFace wrote: »

Gah! They've released tickets for Thursday and Friday, and I've managed to miss all of them

UPDATE: They have a few more tickets on sale right now!

quoia

COMING VERY SOON

For SKY Customers

COLDPLAY

GHOST STORIES

EXCLUSIVE CONCERT SCREENING



https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3686972

Certificate: 16+
Screening Date: Monday 12th May
Screening Time: 6:30pm drinks reception, 7pm screening starts

Location: Greenwich - The O2

Coldplay fans, here’s your chance to be the first to see the band perform Ghost Stories in an exclusive screening of a filmed concert at The O2 Cineworld, London, on Monday 12 May.

Ahead of the worldwide release of Ghost Stories, Sky customers can see Coldplay performing all nine tracks of their new album on the big screen, plus collection of the band's most memorable songs including Clocks, Viva La Vida and Paradise.

Filmed by Grammy-nominated director Paul Dugdale (Adele, Rolling Stones), Coldplay: Ghost Stories was recorded in a custom-built amphitheatre in front of an audience of 800 fans. The show blends a unique in-the-round performance from the band with cinematic vignettes and immersive 360-degree projections.

Tickets are available to Sky customers on a first come, first served basis.
This is an 16+ event and proof of age may be requested.

The event will start with a complimentary drinks reception in Sky Superscreen bar at The O2 Cineworld.