Expired free cinema preview tickets

howyoodoing

The comedy event of the year is on Monday 23 March at Odeon Leicester Square and the stars from the movie will all be celebrating sixties style on the red carpet. Rub shoulders with Nick Frost, Bill Nighy, Rhys Ifans and Kenneth Brannagh at the special premiere for the British blockbuster movie.

thelondonpaper has 150 tickets to be won on the day.


All you need to do is turn up at the foyer of the Empire Leicester Square at 4pm on Monday 23 March with your copy of thelondonpaper and exchange for your world premiere ticket.

To be given this opportunity you need to turn up in sixties chic dress.

http://www.thelondonpaper.com/cs/Satellite?c=Page&childpagename=TheLondonSite%2FTLSLayout&cid=1158921580153&packedargs=astId%3D1157160455000%26suffix%3DCompetition&pagename=TLSWrapper

Good luck!

jillsa

Superior Sequels screenings:- ie you might have seen the film already these are NOT new releases



http://www.guardian.co.uk/see-film-diff ... ng-voucher

The film that is voted the winner in our Superior Sequels competition will be shown at a series of free screenings in April.

To get a seat at one of the screenings, simply download and print this voucher, and follow the instructions below.

The voucher will give you entry to one screening of the winning film in the Volkswagen Golf/Picturehouse Cinemas Superior Sequels competition. Simple.

The winning film will be announced on 9 April right here on guardian.co.uk/see-film-differently.

To redeem your voucher, please print it out and fill in your name in the box provided.

Then, take it to your nearest Picturehouse Cinema box office (from the list below). Here you can swap it for your free screening ticket. You will be able to do this from 9 April.

Tickets will be allocated on a first come, first served basis and there are only a limited number of seats available per screening. A voucher does not guarantee a ticket. Full terms and conditions are on the voucher.

The film screening dates are as follows (please check picturehouses.co.uk for screening times and cinema locations):

Tuesday 14 April: Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Stratford, Brixton
Wednesday 15 April: Bath, Liverpool, Clapham, Cambridge
Thursday 16 April: Exeter, Greenwich, Oxford, York

Voucher here

http://image.guardian.co.uk/sys-files/F ... /VWPDF.pdf

Tickets may be collected during normal box office hours from Thurs 9 April 2009 until Tuesday 14 April 2009.

Tickets are strictly subject to seat availability as listed above and will be allocated on a first come first served basis. Only one coupon may be used per household to redeem two tickets. Photocopies or incorrectly completed coupons will not be accepted. There is no cash alternative. Tickets are non-transferable. Tickets are only valid for screenings on 14, 15
and 16 April 2009, there is no late admittance. In the event of a dispute the cinema manager’s decision is final.

Film could be one of these -
Aliens
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Terminator 2
The Dark Knight
Mad Max 2
Evil Dead 2
The Godfather Part Two
Before Sunset
From Russia with Love
Bride of Frankenstein

jillsa

Code is now working
http://www.tellten.co.uk

This is a children's cartoon film. Please note the start time is 5pm on a Tuesday evening.

To attend an exclusive preview 3D preview screening of this adventure fim before it's release on 8th May.

The screenings will take place on the 28th of April at selected cinemas. For your chance to bag some tickets go to http://www.tellten.co.uk and enter the code SUGAR

Acton, Vue 5.00 PM
Basingstoke Festival Place, Vue 5.00 PM
Bolton, Vue 5.00 PM
Bristol Cribbs, Vue 5.00 PM
Bristol, Longwell Green, Vue 5.00 PM
Camberley, Vue 5.00 PM
Cambridge, Vue 5.00 PM
Cheshire Oaks, Vue 5.00 PM
Croydon Grants, Vue 5.00 PM
Dublin, Vue 5.00 PM
Edinburgh Ocean Terminal, Vue 5.00 PM
Edinburgh Omni, Vue 5.00 PM
Finchley Rd, O2 Centre, Vue 5.00 PM
Greenwich (The O2), Vue 5.00 PM
Hull Princes Quay, Vue 5.00 PM
Islington, Vue 5.00 PM
Leeds Kirkstall, Vue 5.00 PM
Leicester, Vue 5.00 PM
Northampton, Vue 5.00 PM
Oxford, Vue 5.00 PM
Reading, Vue 5.00 PM
Sheffield, Vue 5.00 PM
Southport, Vue 5.00 PM
Swansea, Vue 5.00 PM
West End, Vue 5.00 PM
York, Vue 5.00 PM

The_Old_Bag

Another one which is not working - yet.
CODE = 8449
Free previews of "In The Loop"

http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/film/screen/article5975550.ece

From comic genius Armando Iannucci, and starring Tom Hollander, James Gandolfini, Peter Capaldi and Steve Coogan, comes a hilarious satire about British-US relations and the lunacy of war.

Both the US President and UK Prime Minister want war but the generals, diplomats and floundering British Minister Simon Foster do not. When Foster unintentionally announces on national TV that ‘war is unforeseeable,’ the British government is sent into a spiral of chaos made worse by the crafty Director of Communications, Malcom Tucker.

In a failed attempt to undo the damage, Foster tells the British public to prepare to ‘climb the mountain of conflict’, and as a result, soon finds himself in Washington, where he becomes a pawn for the secret war committee and a poster-boy for the anti-war campaign.

To claim two free tickets for the preview screening on Sunday, April 5, choose a cinema from the list below, then click the link below and enter the movie password 8449 when prompted.
Click here to claim your tickets: entering booking code 8449

You will be given a reservation number. Write it down and present at the cinema on the day of the screening with your email confirmation.

Tickets are strictly subject to availability and are allocated on a first come, first served basis.

Screenings take place on Sunday, April 5, at 10.30am for a 11am start.
Participating Picturehouse and Everyman cinemas:
London:
The Ritzy,Brixton;
Clapham Picturehouse;
Screen on the Green, Islington;
Everyman, Hampstead

Outside London:
The Belmont Picturehouse, Aberdeen;
The Little Theatre Cinema, Bath;
The Cameo, Edinburgh;
Exeter Picturehouse;
Picturehouse at FACT, Liverpool;
Phoenix .....? - I'm sure there should be a bit more, but that is all I can see, and the actual site is not working - yet

crispoke

another one not working yet but...

code 441730 at see film first (wont let me post link as a newbie!)

Love The Thick Of It, the Beeb's achingly funny, BAFTA award winning sitcom set in the world of government spin? You'll love this then. Drawing from the hit series, In The Loop, directed by the show's creator Armando Iannucci - the comic genius behind The Day Today and I’m Alan Partridge - hits UK cinemas on April 17th 2009. Oh, and you can see it before then, for free, with ShortList.com.

Starring Tom Hollander, James Gandolfini of Sopranos fame, Peter Capaldi as the angry Scot from The Thick Of It and Steve Coogan, In The Loop is a hilarious and biting satire on British-US relations and the lunacy of war.
Britain and America have been friends and allies as far back as anyone can remember. Both the US President and UK Prime Minister fancy a war but not everyone agrees - including US Assistant Secretary for Diplomacy, US army general James Gandolfini and a floundering British Minister, Simon Foster (Tom Hollander).
When Foster accidentally announces on national TV that ‘war is unforeseeable,’ the British government is sent into a spiral of chaos and spin propagated by the verbosely aggressive Director of Communications, Malcom Tucker (Peter Capaldi). Foster attempts to neutralise his ‘unforeseeable’ comment by telling the British public to prepare to ‘climb the mountain of conflict’ but soon finds himself bundled off to Washington on a fact-finding mission. There he becomes both a pawn for the secret war committee and a poster-boy for the general and the Assistant Secretary for Diplomacy’s anti-war campaign.

tobybowes

crispoke wrote: »

another one not working yet but...

code 441730 at see film first (wont let me post link as a newbie!)

Love The Thick Of It, the Beeb's achingly funny, BAFTA award winning sitcom set in the world of government spin? You'll love this then. Drawing from the hit series, In The Loop, directed by the show's creator Armando Iannucci - the comic genius behind The Day Today and I’m Alan Partridge - hits UK cinemas on April 17th 2009. Oh, and you can see it before then, for free, with ShortList.com.

Starring Tom Hollander, James Gandolfini of Sopranos fame, Peter Capaldi as the angry Scot from The Thick Of It and Steve Coogan, In The Loop is a hilarious and biting satire on British-US relations and the lunacy of war.
Britain and America have been friends and allies as far back as anyone can remember. Both the US President and UK Prime Minister fancy a war but not everyone agrees - including US Assistant Secretary for Diplomacy, US army general James Gandolfini and a floundering British Minister, Simon Foster (Tom Hollander).
When Foster accidentally announces on national TV that ‘war is unforeseeable,’ the British government is sent into a spiral of chaos and spin propagated by the verbosely aggressive Director of Communications, Malcom Tucker (Peter Capaldi). Foster attempts to neutralise his ‘unforeseeable’ comment by telling the British public to prepare to ‘climb the mountain of conflict’ but soon finds himself bundled off to Washington on a fact-finding mission. There he becomes both a pawn for the secret war committee and a poster-boy for the general and the Assistant Secretary for Diplomacy’s anti-war campaign.

Thanks. Original article page below

http://www.shortlist.com/jameson-s-movies/article/see-in-the-loop-for-free

renpen21

1st Post for tickets...Apologies if anything wrong !!

The boat that rocked..


tellten.co.uk (had to take out the www before hand as wouldn'y let me post with a link in it !!

Code: 826311

Location: Various Cineworld Locations on 31st March @ 6.30PM

Sun

List of cinemas for above:

Aberdeen, Cineworld Tuesday 31 Mar 6.30 PM
Ashton Under Lyne, Cineworld Tuesday 31 Mar 6.30 PM
Birmingham Broad Street, Cineworld Tuesday 31 Mar 6.30 PM
Bolton, Cineworld Tuesday 31 Mar 6.30 PM
Bradford, Cineworld Tuesday 31 Mar 6.30 PM
Cardiff, Cineworld Tuesday 31 Mar 6.30 PM
Crawley, Cineworld Tuesday 31 Mar 6.30 PM
Edinburgh, Cineworld Tuesday 31 Mar 6.30 PM
Enfield, Cineworld Tuesday 31 Mar 6.30 PM
Fulham Road, Cineworld Tuesday 31 Mar 6.30 PM
Glasgow Renfrew Street, Cineworld Tuesday 31 Mar 6.30 PM
Hull, Cineworld Tuesday 31 Mar 6.30 PM
Ipswich, Cineworld Tuesday 31 Mar 6.30 PM
Liverpool, Cineworld Tuesday 31 Mar 6.30 PM
Middlesbrough, Cineworld Tuesday 31 Mar 6.30 PM
Nottingham, Cineworld Tuesday 31 Mar 6.30 PM
Rochester, Cineworld Tuesday 31 Mar 6.30 PM
Sheffield, Cineworld Tuesday 31 Mar 6.30 PM
Wandsworth, Cineworld Tuesday 31 Mar 6.30 PM
Weymouth, Cineworld Tuesday 31 Mar 6.30 PM

lm07

crispoke wrote: »

another one not working yet but...

code 441730 at see film first (wont let me post link as a newbie!)

Love The Thick Of It, the Beeb's achingly funny, BAFTA award winning sitcom set in the world of government spin? You'll love this then. Drawing from the hit series, In The Loop, directed by the show's creator Armando Iannucci - the comic genius behind The Day Today and I’m Alan Partridge - hits UK cinemas on April 17th 2009. Oh, and you can see it before then, for free, with ShortList.com.

Starring Tom Hollander, James Gandolfini of Sopranos fame, Peter Capaldi as the angry Scot from The Thick Of It and Steve Coogan, In The Loop is a hilarious and biting satire on British-US relations and the lunacy of war.
Britain and America have been friends and allies as far back as anyone can remember. Both the US President and UK Prime Minister fancy a war but not everyone agrees - including US Assistant Secretary for Diplomacy, US army general James Gandolfini and a floundering British Minister, Simon Foster (Tom Hollander).
When Foster accidentally announces on national TV that ‘war is unforeseeable,’ the British government is sent into a spiral of chaos and spin propagated by the verbosely aggressive Director of Communications, Malcom Tucker (Peter Capaldi). Foster attempts to neutralise his ‘unforeseeable’ comment by telling the British public to prepare to ‘climb the mountain of conflict’ but soon finds himself bundled off to Washington on a fact-finding mission. There he becomes both a pawn for the secret war committee and a poster-boy for the general and the Assistant Secretary for Diplomacy’s anti-war campaign.

List of cinemas on Tuesday 7 April at 6.30pm are:
Bristol Cribbs, Vue Cheshire Oaks, Vue Edinburgh Omni, Vue Leeds Light, Vue Plymouth, Vue Portsmouth, Vue Shepherds Bush, Vue

finc

Another code for The Boat That Rocked. www.tellten.co.uk code 145341

For screenings on Tues 31/3/09 at Cineworlds