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jon_alfa wrote: »

Shortlist code for Shame 15/12/2011
All available except London. I dont think they released tickets for London.

https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/754413

Here are the locations for the above. The only London one is Haymarket;

When 15/12/11 18:30 Where Aberdeen Union Square, Cineworld Tickets Available When 15/12/11 18:30 Where Birmingham Broad Street, Cineworld Tickets Available When 15/12/11 18:30 Where Brighton, Odeon Tickets Available When 15/12/11 18:30 Where Bristol, Cineworld Tickets Available When 15/12/11 18:30 Where Edinburgh, Cineworld Tickets Available When 15/12/11 18:30 Where Glasgow Renfrew Street, Cineworld Tickets Available When 15/12/11 18:30 Where Haymarket, Cineworld Tickets Not available When 15/12/11 18:30 Where Leeds/Bradford, Odeon Tickets Available When 15/12/11 18:30 Where Liverpool ONE, Odeon Tickets Available When 15/12/11 18:30 Where Manchester Printworks, Odeon Tickets Available When 15/12/11 18:30 Where MetroCentre, Odeon Tickets Available

The_Old_Bag

29th Dec

Birmingham,
Bluewater,
Bristol - Cinema De Luxe,
Cardiff,
Coventry,
Derby-cinema De Lux,
Dudley,
Edinburgh Wester Hailes,
Glasgow,
Greenwich - The O2,
Holloway- London,
Lee Valley,
Leeds,
Leicester - Cinema De Luxe,
Milton Keynes,
Newham,
Nottingham,
Paisley,
Peterborough,
Reading,
Sheffield,
Southampton,
Teesside,
Walsall,
West Thurrock

https://rewards.sky.com/skyloyalty/home/indexb.html

IANS325

A special preview screening showing the six-minute opening sequence of The Dark Knight Rises, the final installment of Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy

sHOWFILMFIST .COM

PIN/PAVEL1

IMAX BFI LONDON
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IMAX MANCHESTER PRINTWORKS

PIN/PAVEL3

IMAX GLASGOW

PIN/PAVEL4

IMAX Bradford

leecook1981

Dark Knight Rises 7min Prologue @ IMAX WATERLOO

http://www.operationearlybird.com/map.html

Select london on the map and it takes you straight to seefilmfirst.com

Olliesgirl

War Horse
Sunday 18th December 10am for 10.30am start

https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/155012

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Odeon Cinemas -


When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Blackpool, Odeon
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Where Bournemouth, Odeon
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Where Braehead Glasgow, Odeon
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Where Cardiff Atlantic Wharf, Odeon
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Edinburgh Wester Hailes, Odeon
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Kingston upon Thames, Odeon
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Leeds/Bradford, Odeon
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Leicester, Odeon
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Liverpool ONE, Odeon
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Manchester Printworks, Odeon
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where MetroCentre, Odeon
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Norwich, Odeon
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Preston, Odeon
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Tunbridge Wells, Odeon
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Wimbledon, Odeon


War Horse
DreamWorks Pictures' "War Horse," director Steven Spielberg's epic adventure, is a tale of loyalty, hope and tenacity set against a sweeping canvas of rural England and Europe during the First World War. "War Horse" begins with the remarkable friendship between a horse named Joey and a young man called Albert, who tames and trains him. When they are forcefully parted, the film follows the extraordinary journey of the horse as he moves through the war, changing and inspiring the lives of all those he meets—British cavalry, German soldiers, and a French farmer and his granddaughter—before the story reaches its emotional climax in the heart of No Man's Land.
The First World War is experienced through the journey of this horse—an odyssey of joy and sorrow, passionate friendship and high adventure. "War Horse" is one of the great stories of friendship and war— a successful book, it was turned into a hugely successful international theatrical hit that is currently on Broadway. It now comes to screen in an epic adaptation by one of the great directors in film history.

DreamWorks Pictures' "War Horse," director Steven Spielberg's epic adventure, is a tale of loyalty, hope and tenacity set against a sweeping canvas of rural England and Europe during the First World War.

hadjab

Olliesgirl wrote: »

War Horse
Saturday 18th December 10am for 10.30am start

It's for Sunday 18th December - thanks.:)

princessjasmine

Tickets for War Horse. Lots of tickets available - various locations - no London.

https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/689826

When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Blackpool, Odeon
Tickets Available
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Bournemouth, Odeon
Tickets Available
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Braehead Glasgow, Odeon
Tickets Available
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Cardiff Atlantic Wharf, Odeon
Tickets Available
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Edinburgh Wester Hailes, Odeon
Tickets Available
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Kingston upon Thames, Odeon
Tickets Available
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Leeds/Bradford, Odeon
Tickets Available
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Leicester, Odeon
Tickets Available
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Liverpool ONE, Odeon
Tickets Available
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Manchester Printworks, Odeon
Tickets Available
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where MetroCentre, Odeon
Tickets Available
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Norwich, Odeon
Tickets Available
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Preston, Odeon
Tickets Available
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Tunbridge Wells, Odeon
Tickets Available
When 18/12/11 10:30
Where Wimbledon, Odeon
Tickets Available

geordie_ben

War Horse
Sunday 18th December

https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/288115

Blackpool, Odeon
Bournemouth, Odeon
Braehead Glasgow, Odeon
Cardiff Atlantic Wharf, Odeon
Edinburgh Wester Hailes, Odeon
Kingston upon Thames, Odeon
Leeds/Bradford, Odeon
Leicester, Odeon
Liverpool ONE, Odeon
Manchester Printworks, Odeon
MetroCentre, Odeon
Norwich, Odeon
Preston, Odeon
Tunbridge Wells, Odeon
Wimbledon, Odeon

geordie_ben

The Iron Lady
Today 15th December
Manchester Town Hall.
Door open at 6:30 p.m.
Arrive via the private entrance on Cooper St.
http://www.seefilmdifferently.com/article/sfdd8a46ab9

The Iron Lady charts the remarkable rise of Margaret Thatcher, the Tory MP who battled her way through social and political barriers to become the UK's first and only female Prime Minister. Dubbed the "Iron Lady" for her stern approach and hard rhetoric, the film moves beyond the themes of power and ambition to reveal an impressively intimate account of a complex, extraordinary woman.

On 15th December we'll be hosting an exclusive pre-release screening at a particularly special venue. Used as one of the film's main locations, it's also an exquisite Grade I listed building. Though you’ll recognise this as the Houses of Parliament, here comes one of the industry's best kept-secrets. The real Houses of Parliament are never used as an authentic filming location, but rather have their very own "body double":Manchester Town Hall.

Entering via the main staircase used in the film, guests will have the opportunity to experience this grand space to see where various scenes were shot. Good food, drinks, comfy seating and an excellent screen go without saying. There will also be a private exhibition of film stills. For further updates about this event (and perhaps a few surprises), be sure to keep an eye on our Facebook page.

Ticket applications for this event are now closed. We will however, be giving away a limited number of tickets on the door. These will be on a first come, first served basis, so if you’d like to come along on the night, be sure to arrive early. Door open at 6:30 p.m. and guests are asked to arrive via the private entrance on Cooper St.

Entry is subject to venue capacity and management reserve the right to refuse entry.

tweetney

SKY REWARDS MEMBERS ONLY

Sky Movies preview screening on 5 January 2012 @ 6:30pm

Margin Call

We’ve all got an opinion on the current financial crisis, so you won’t want to miss out on this Oscar tipped, thought-provoking roller coaster ride into the last 24-hours prior to the world’s biggest financial disaster.
Featuring a star-studded cast including Kevin Spacey, Paul Bettany, Jeremy Irons, and Demi Moore, Margin Call gives us an honest, psychological account of the human failures that propelled us into the frightening economic downturn of 2008.

And you could be among the first to see this intense thriller with two free tickets to a special Sky Movies preview screening on 5 January 2012, more than a week before it hits cinemas on 13 January.

The perfect way to end the lazy Christmas period and start your new year with a bang, get your tickets before they run out.

CINEMA LOCATIONS:

BLUEWATER
BRIGHTON
BRISTOL
CAMBERLEY
CARDIFF
CHELMSFORD
CHESHIRE OAKS
DUBLIN - LIFFE VALLEY
FINCHLEY ROAD
FULHAM
GLASGOW BRAEHEAD
GREENWICH - THE O2
ISLINGTON
KINGSTON-UPON-THAMES
LEEDS LIGHT
LEICESTER - CINEMA DE LUXE
LIVERPOOL ONE
LONDON WESTFIELD
MANCHESTER (PRINTWORKS)
NORWICH
NOTTINGHAM
PORTSMOUTH
READING
SILVERLINK
WIMBLEDON

Tickets must be booked by 5pm on 5 January 2012.