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LustForLeith

plushy wrote: »

Sky customers

See Journey 2: The Mysterious Island first

Imagine going on a dangerous mission to find a mysterious island that shouldn't even exist. That might sound like an unbelievable tale but it’s exactly what happens to Sean, the main character who sets out to find his missing grandfather in this brand new family adventure.
Journey 2: The Mysterious Island is the follow up to the 2008 worldwide hit Journey to the Center of the Earth and stars Dwayne Johnson, Michael Caine and Vanessa Hudgens. Watch in stunning 3D as they make their way through mountains of gold, face deadly volcanoes and meet strange new life forms.

We've got exclusive tickets for Sky Movies customers to screenings across the country on 29 January, so make sure you get yours now.

Now live! Sorry, can't copy cinema list!

marvelsc7

The Mysterious Island first

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

Location

29/01/2012

BIRMINGHAM
BLUEWATER
BRISTOL - CINEMA DE LUXE
CARDIFF
COVENTRY
DERBY-CINEMA DE LUX
GLASGOW
GREENWICH - THE O2
LEEDS
LEICESTER - CINEMA DE LUXE
NEWHAM
NOTTINGHAM
PETERBOROUGH
READING
TEESSIDE

rosane

Hi

I have two tickets for Like Crazy -23 Jan 2012 at 19:00 - Reading

Pm if interested and send email address please

needahol

cgdesign wrote: »

paramountpreviews
Code: 367942

When 23/01/12 18:30

Aberdeen, Cineworld
Birmingham Star City, Vue
Braehead Glasgow, Odeon
Bristol Longwell Green, Vue
Cambridge, Cineworld
Cardiff, Vue
Cheshire Oaks, Vue
Holloway, Odeon
Manchester Trafford Centre, Odeon
MetroCentre, Odeon
Milton Keynes, Odeon
Plymouth, Vue
Portsmouth, Vue
Sheffield, Cineworld
West Thurrock, Odeon
Bluewater, Showcase
Cinema De Lux Leicester, Showcase
Cinema De Lux Westfield Derby, Showcase
Leeds, Showcase
Reading, Showcase

via Beate on FMUK

More tickets available for Like Crazy 23/1/12 - thanks to cgdesign for the original post on here

http://www.paramountpreviews.com/pin/367942

HowieJaved

Like Crazy 12A 23/01/12Showfilmfirst code 772930
Lots of venues available

LustForLeith

Young Adult now live for SKy Rewwards Customers!

TimeSaver

http://www.paramountpreviews.com/pin/834760

Preview of Young Adult

Code: 951201
Code: 834760

http://www.paramountpreviews.com/

Monday 30th January 6.30pm @ Cineworld

Locations:

Birmingham
Bolton
Bradford
Bristol
Cambridge
Cardiff
Crawley
Dundee
Edinburgh
Enfield
Glasgow
High Wycombe
Liverpool
Milton Keynes
Nottingham
Shaftesbury Avenue
Sheffield
Wandsworth
West India Quay
Wolverhampton
Yeovil

Thanks to FMUK

cgdesign

The Grey, 24/01, Telegraph Subscribers only
http:// www. media-promotions .com/teleg_ticket_booking/ticket_booking.php
(remove spaces in link to access)

Password: intruder

Locations:
Guildford
Kettering
Lee Valley
London May Fair
London Greenwich (Odeon)
Manchester (Printworks)
Norwich
Nottingham
Peterborough
Reading
Southampton
Streatham
Taunton
Tunbridge Wells
Uxbridge

Thanks to "Celini" on FMUK

TimeSaver

http://www.media-promotions.com/teleg_ticket_booking/index_welcome_open.php

Password: TELEGRAPHFORALL

Previews of The Grey on Tuesday, 24th January now opened to non-Telegraph subscribers.

Locations:

Kettering
Lee Valley
London - Greenwich
Norwich
Nottingham
Peterborough
Reading
Streatham
Taunton
Uxbridge

Thanks go to FMUK

lileandros

https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/962725

When 24/01/12 22:15
Where The Old Red Lion Theatre, .
Tickets Available
When 25/01/12 22:15
Where The Old Red Lion Theatre, .
Tickets Not available
When 26/01/12 22:15
Where The Old Red Lion Theatre, .
Tickets Available
When 27/01/12 22:15
Where The Old Red Lion Theatre, .
Tickets Not available
When 28/01/12 22:15
Where The Old Red Lion Theatre, .
Tickets Not available

Playing Pinter
An itinerant turns up at the Old Red Lion Theatre...

He is there by chance on his way to Sidcup to find his papers, his identity...

But he is compelled to tramp from place to place by the voice in his head. It is the voice of his creator. The voice is that of Harold Pinter and only the itinerant can hear it. He thinks his name is MacDavies or maybe Bernard Jenkins. But his is outraged when he hears that Pinter has got the Nobel Laureate and the million quid that goes with it.

After all, The Caretaker made Pinter’s reputation, it was and is, the key play. But Jenkins, or maybe Davies, is the caretaker – the title role. So what’s in it for him? How come Pinter gets all the gravy? And anyway, will his creator’s work stand the test of time? And what’s in store for the old itinerant? And what can he tell us about his creator?