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Here's the locations for the above Sky Perks...

Locations: Birmingham, Bolton, Bristol, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Ipswich, Liverpool, London Enfield, London Fulham, London Wandsworth, London West End, Manchester, Milton Keynes, Newport, Nottingham, Rochester, Sheffield, Weymouth, Wolverhampton

Screening Date: Sunday January 25
Screening Time: 10am (film starts 10.30am sharp)

jillsa

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button18-01-200925-01-2009
The site goes live on 18th - code will be printed in the Sunday Times on 18th. Screening is on 25th.

Venues will be listed in The Sunday Times and on the site from 18th.

http://www.offersinthetimes.com/tick...et_booking.php

PS

Thanks to those who got up before me; the code is 8168.

Seakay

Thanks to Universal Pictures we're giving Classic FM listeners the chance to get FREE tickets to special screenings of the brand new movie Frost/Nixon.

Synopsis
For three years after being forced from office, Nixon remained silent. But in summer 1977, the steely, cunning former commander-in-chief agreed to sit for one all-inclusive interview to confront the questions of his time in office and the Watergate scandal that ended his presidency. Nixon surprised everyone in selecting Frost as his televised confessor, intending to easily outfox the breezy British showman and secure a place in the hearts and minds of Americans.
Likewise, Frost’s team harboured doubts about their boss’ ability to hold his own. But as cameras rolled, a charged battle of wits resulted. Would Nixon evade questions of his role in one of the nation’s greatest disgraces? Or would Frost confound critics and bravely demand accountability from the man who’d built a career out of stonewalling? Over the course of their encounter, each man would reveal his own insecurities, ego and reserves of dignity... ultimately setting aside posturing in a stunning display of unvarnished truth.
Frost/Nixon not only re-creates the on-air interview, but the weeks of around-the-world, behind-the-scenes maneuvering between the two men and their camps as negotiations were struck, deals were made and secrets revealed…all leading to the moment when they would sit facing one another in the court of public opinion.
How to get tickets
The screening will be on Monday 19th January at 6.30pm at Cineworld cinemas. To find out if there's a screening near you just visit Tellten and enter the code 962903.






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squishy88

Re: above post

http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/film/screen/article5504223.ece

Screenings take place on Sunday, January 25, at 10am for an 10.30am start.
Tickets are strictly subject to availability and are allocated on a first come, first served basis.

Participating Picturehouse cinemas
London Ritzy, Brixton; Clapham Picturehouse; Greenwich Picturehouse; Gate, Notting Hill; Stratford East Picturehouse
Outside London Belmont Picturehouse, Aberdeen; Little Theatre Cinema, Bath; Duke of York’s, Brighton; Arts Picturehouse, Cambridge; Cameo Picturehouse, Edinburgh; Exeter Picturehouse; Regal, Henley; Picturehouse at FACT, Liverpool; Cinema City, Norwich; Phoenix Picturehouse, Oxford; Harbour Lights Picturehouse, Southampton; Stratford-upon-Avon Picturehouse; City Screen, York

fiesta_boy18

for above post

http://www.offersinthetimes.com/ticket_ ... ooking.php

Participating Picturehouse cinemas

London Ritzy, Brixton; Clapham Picturehouse; Greenwich Picturehouse; Gate, Notting Hill; Stratford East Picturehouse

Outside London Belmont Picturehouse, Aberdeen; Little Theatre Cinema, Bath; Duke of York’s, Brighton; Arts Picturehouse, Cambridge; Cameo Picturehouse, Edinburgh; Exeter Picturehouse; Regal, Henley; Picturehouse at FACT, Liverpool; Cinema City, Norwich; Phoenix Picturehouse, Oxford; Harbour Lights Picturehouse, Southampton; Stratford-upon-Avon Picturehouse; City Screen, York

edit: sorry for double post

ngali2009

Frost/Nixon from Guardian, https://www.tellten.co.uk - enter code 150104 - 22nd Jan, 6pm for 6.15 start at Cineworld Haymarket!!

stationaryace

code - 8168 :T for the film below. details of locations in previous posts ^^^check that way^^^

jillsa wrote: »

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button18-01-200925-01-2009
The site goes live on 18th - code will be printed in the Sunday Times on 18th. Screening is on 25th.

Venues will be listed in The Sunday Times and on the site from 18th.

http://www.offersinthetimes.com/tick...et_booking.php

sharkgirl

More Frost/Nixon Codes ...
Screenings for the film are Monday 19th January 2009 at 6:30pm at the following locations.


Vue, Norwich, Norfolk
Vue, Oxford, Oxfordshire
Vue, Plymouth, Devon
Vue, Portsmouth, Hampshire & I-O-W
Vue, Reading, Berkshire
Vue, Birmingham Star City, Warwickshire
Vue, York, Yorkshire
Vue, West End, London (City)
Vue, Basingstoke Festival Place, Hampshire & I-O-W
Vue, Bristol Cribbs, Gloucestershire
Vue, Camberley, Surrey
Vue, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
Vue, Cardiff, Glamorgan
Vue, Cheshire Oaks, Cheshire
Vue, Edinburgh Omni, Midlothian
Vue, Finchley Rd, O2 Centre, London (City)
Vue, Fulham Road, London (City)
Vue, Islington, London (City)
Vue, Leeds Light, Yorkshire
Vue, Leicester, Leicestershire
Vue, Northampton, Northamptonshire


To check availability of tickets simply go to www.tellten.co.uk and enter code: 274697


Checkout the website: http://www.frostnixon.net/
:hello:

quoia

Apologies to anyone that's been "notified" if this is of zero use.

I've posted this summary for a few reasons.

In the recent excess of spurious and superfluous posts, some films and/or codes may have been missed by some members looking for a free night out.

It may stop duplicate postings of the exact same code being repeated, of which there have been many (as I post the last entry is a TRIPLICATE !), and prevent future unnecessary notifications.

It may just encourage anyone who knows of a code that isn't in this list to post it, perhaps assuming it's already here..

Also for those that have already tried these codes and have been unsuccessful, TRY THEM AGAIN, you may just be lucky.
*See NOTE*

EDIT UPDATE
<snip> Summary of films & codes removed since now out of date/irrelevant </snip>

*NOTE* *NOTE* *NOTE* *NOTE*

Posts like

Reverbe wrote: »

these have all gone

are all but pointless and despite "supportive" comments like this (which was specific to this post)

YeovilFC wrote: »

That was not a discussion, that was an update about a code, which has saved me a few minutes so I know not to click through using that paticular code.
.............

they are really doing you an injustice if you then follow the advice and ignore the code.

Similarly a post like

Code 123456 for "Mutant Alien Lesbian Octopus from Chelmsford" on Feb 31st 2009 is working again

is also pointless.

I've been using MSE for free cinema tickets for over four and a half years and have experienced all aspects and methods tried, individual threads for each and every film (or each and every code), a single thread for everything, and the current 2 thread system.

Here are 3 posts I've made in the past on this subject.

But nobody needs reminding if they've read and understood posts #1 & #2

As posted
"When a seefilmfirst showing runs out of tickets, they often add more later so it's worth keeping trying."

and as I say "This means later the same day, the following day, the following week/month and all times in between !"

Is there any point me making a post a week after a code has been listed on the thread to say that I've just tried it and got 2 tickets.
Unless you ALSO want tickets for Derby then it's meaningless if you live in Sheffield, London, Glasgow etc. etc etc.
I DON'T KNOW that any place OTHER THAN Derby "works" and has any tickets left. Indeed I don't even know that about Derby for the next person, I may just have taken the last 2.
Then again 2 hours/2 days/2weeks later, after my success, there may be some more tickets available at every other cinema EXCEPT Derby.

That makes "a code is working again" reminder all but pointless.

If I try a code (AND it includes a local cinema) BUT they have "all gone", I jot the SFF code on a Post-It note (usually with film name and screening date) and stick it to the edge of my screen.
This reminds me to try, try and try again until I either get a ticket or the screening has come and gone.
I've got tickets on the afternoon of a screening - just 3 or 4 hours before I've been sitting in my cinema seat and the lights are being dimmed.

Sometimes my Post-It note has 6 or 7 codes for 3 or 4 different films as new codes/previews are added.
Seems the best way to jog your memory that you're still in with a chance if only you check AGAIN and it actually reminds you to do so every time you sit in front of your PC.
Works EXCEPTIONALLY WELL for ME, whereas I have NEVER been successful if I've responded to someone elses "the code nnnnnn is working again". Just because they got a ticket, NO IT ISN'T !!!

I've personally, one more than one occasion, got tickets for my cinema just 2 or 3 minutes after there's been a post saying that they had all gone for my cinema.
Similarly I've followed the "code now working" within seconds of it being posted and it's totally untrue.
It might have been "working" for the person that made the "working" post but if they got the LAST TWO tickets for a cinema, then their action of requesting the last 2 tickets STOPPED it working.
I can't remember a single instance where a "code working" has EVER helped me.
Pointless! Meaningless!

ANY SFF Code can STOP working at ANY TIME.
Similary it can START working again at ANY TIME.

It might be just 2 tickets that someone has returned (icantgo@sff) for re-issue.
Then again it could be another batch of 10 or 20 on ANY previously released code.

All I know is that A CODE IS NEVER FULL UNTIL THE SCREENING HAS TAKEN PLACE !!!

If I'm not successful when a code is first released, then I try it at random times over the next days/weeks. As new codes are added I try them all randomly. I can't remember EVER NOT getting at least 1 code to cough up 2 tickets at some point.
I'd guess that I've obtained tickets on half-a-dozen occasions late on the afternoon of the day of the movie.
Tried the code at 3pm, 4pm, 5pm - been sitting in the cinema at 6:15pm

At the time of these postings this appeared to "breaking news" to some members, many of them unaware of this, and having read my post they tried codes again and had immediate success.

Apologies again if this has been unhelpful.
Sorry for the length of the post but I think it had to be said and I think it had to be said here.
Thank you to all those that have read this far and are still with me.
Well done - get yourself a drink - you're probably thirsty !

Groovee

Frost/Nixon:


Cert 15


Academy Award winning director Ron Howard brings to the screen writer Peter Morgan's electrifying battle between Richard Nixon, the disgraced U.S. president with a legacy to save, and David Frost, a jet-setting television personality with a name to make, in the untold story of the historic encounter that changed both: Frost/Nixon.

Screenings for the film are Tuesday 20th January 2009 at 6:30pm at the following locations.


Vue, Norwich, Norfolk
Vue, Oxford, Oxfordshire
Vue, Plymouth, Devon
Vue, Portsmouth, Hampshire & I-O-W
Vue, Reading, Berkshire
Vue, Birmingham Star City, Warwickshire
Vue, York, Yorkshire
Vue, Basingstoke Festival Place, Hampshire & I-O-W
Vue, Bristol Cribbs, Gloucestershire
Vue, Camberley, Surrey
Vue, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
Vue, Cardiff, Glamorgan
Vue, Cheshire Oaks, Cheshire
Vue, Edinburgh Omni, Midlothian
Vue, Finchley Rd, O2 Centre, London (City)
Vue, Fulham Road, London (City)
Vue, Islington, London (City)
Vue, Leeds Light, Yorkshire
Vue, Leicester, Leicestershire
Vue, Northampton, Northamptonshire


To check availability of tickets simply go to www.tellten.co.uk and enter code: 606735