Expired free cinema preview tickets

Cortone

Just got an email from See Film first that there are mire tickets for The Bank Job Previews at the following Cineworld cinemas this Tuesday 19th February at 6:30pm. Same code as Diane65 posted:

Bolton
Bradford
Wolverhampton
To get tickets simply go to https://www.seefilmfirst.com and enter code: 846594

yeslek

full listing for above code

CINEMA VENUE DATE FILM STARTS Cineworld, Bolton Tuesday 19 Feb 6.30 PM Cineworld, Bradford Tuesday 19 Feb 6.30 PM Cineworld, Middlesbrough Tuesday 19 Feb 6.30 PM Cineworld, Wandsworth Tuesday 19 Feb 6.30 PM Cineworld, Wolverhampton Tuesday 19 Feb 6.30 PM

lnw75

The Boss Of It All

http://www.timeout.com/london/opening_nights/tickets/event/id/35

Lars von Trier, the Danish enfant terrible who gave us such bitter treats as ‘Dogville’, ‘The Idiots’ and ‘Dancer in the Dark’, returns with an acerbic comedy focusing on the world of work, as a greedy boss takes desperate measures to sell his IT business. The film works both as a knockabout workplace comedy and as a commentary on the relationship between directors and actors, and is filmed in Automavision, where camera angles and sound levels are randomly chosen by a computer.


Choose a performance:

Odeon Panton Street
18:30 Tue Feb 26
1/18 Panton Street, London
SW1Y 4D


Odeon Whiteleys
18:30 Tue Feb 26
Whiteleys of Bayswater, Queensway, London
W2 4YL

Odeon Camden Town
18:30 Tue Feb 26
4 The Parkway London
NW1 7AA

marialionza

:A Thursday 21 Feb @ 6:15 pm Prince Charles Cinema:A

Clubbed

Special pre-screening + Q&A. Visit https://www.formosafilms.com/clubbedscreening/feb21.html for ticket information. CLUBBED is a journey through family and fear set in the violent world of ‘80s club land. Danny, a lonely factory worker is intimidated by life, depressed and battered in front of his kids. On the verge of a breakdown he decides to fight back. His already bleak existence sinks further into the abyss. He becomes involved with a group of doormen who take him in and give him the confidence to stand his ground. As he is pulled further into their world, he gets embroiled with the local gangland boss, building to a frightening and brutal climax.





CLUBBED is screening at The Prince Charles cinema on Thursday 21st February at 6.15 pm followed by a Q&A with the Producer, Director and Writer and some of the cast.

Not only do you get to see a great new, totally independent Brit film, months ahead of release but to hear first hand from the producers how they optioned the script, raised all the finance and made the movie using the EIS model that everyone is talking about.

CLUBBED is a journey through family and fear set in the violent world of ‘80s club land. Danny, a lonely factory worker is intimidated by life, depressed and battered in front of his kids. On the verge of a breakdown he decides to fight back. His already bleak existence seems to sink further into the abyss until he becomes involved with a group of doormen who take him under their wing and give him the confidence to stand his ground. As he is pulled further into their world, he gets embroiled with the local gangland boss, building to a frightening and brutal climax. CLUBBED completes post-production this month and is being sold worldwide by AV Pictures. The $4m film had its premiere market screenings at this February’s EFM in Berlin.

Formosa Films’ innovative funding strategy combines private equity with regional finance and the new tax credit, a method that allows Formosa Films to retain all the rights and remain completely independent.

The producers have also signed a deal with Lonsdale and Sportsworld to provide marketing to the value of £1m as well as branding up 450 of their stores including Lilywhites on Piccadilly. The film is set for release this autumn.

marialionza

:A EXPERIMENTAL LONDON


Free Screenings at 2:30 pm on Tuesdays in the Birkbeck Cinema 43 Gordon Square, London.


Presented by The London Screen Study Collection.
Info and reservations call 0207 613 6181 or email: a.English@bbk.ac.uk

-26th February "London Orbital" (Petit, Sinclair2002) tbc

-4th March "Finesterre" (Evans, Kelly, 2003) + London Story (Potter,1980):A

marialionza

:A There is a screening of THE BOSS OF IT ALL at the ICA through seefilmfisrt code 748370. They have already gone but keep trying in case they put some more, go to HotUkDeals for more details:A

yeslek

yet another new code sent this morning for Bank Job - 588047

Showcase, Birmingham Monday 25 Feb 7.00 PM
Showcase, Bluewater Monday 25 Feb 7.00 PM
Showcase, Bristol Monday 25 Feb 7.00 PM
Showcase, Cardiff Monday 25 Feb 7.00 PM
Showcase, Coventry Monday 25 Feb 7.00 PM
Showcase, Derby Monday 25 Feb 7.00 PM
Showcase, Dudley Monday 25 Feb 7.00 PM
Showcase, Glasgow Monday 25 Feb 7.00 PM
Showcase, Leeds Monday 25 Feb 7.00 PM
Showcase, Liverpool Monday 25 Feb 7.00 PM
Showcase, Manchester Monday 25 Feb 7.00 PM
Showcase, Newham Monday 25 Feb 7.00 PM
Showcase, Nottingham Monday 25 Feb 7.00 PM
Showcase, Paisley Monday 25 Feb 7.00 PM
Showcase, Peterborough Monday 25 Feb 7.00 PM
Showcase, Reading Monday 25 Feb 7.00 PM
Showcase, Teesside Monday 25 Feb 7.00 PM
Showcase, Walsall Monday 25 Feb 7.00 PM
Vue, Greenwich (The O2) Monday 25 Feb 6.30 PM
Vue, Edinburgh Ocean Terminal Monday 25 Feb 6.30 PM
Vue, Bury Monday 25 Feb 6.30 PM
Vue, Birmingham Star City Monday 25 Feb 6.30 PM
Vue, Leeds Light Monday 25 Feb 6.30 PM
Cineworld, Glasgow Renfrew Street Monday 25 Feb 6.30 PM

www.seefilmfirst.com
you know the drill
Shouldnt be a repeat code as i only received it about an hour ago in an email though birmingham appears to be all out already

walsall and cardiff also appear to be out of tickets

Beate

I did a quick check but code genuinely seems to be new, thanks go to manda1205 who posted it on the Newspaper Summary Thread (code in today's Sun):

www.seefilmfirst.com
Code is 906526


Movie House, Belfast (Dublin Road) Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Birmingham Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Blackpool Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Brighton Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Cardiff Atlantic Wharf Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Chelmsford Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Colchester Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Derby Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
UCI, Tallaght Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Edinburgh Lothian Road Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Gateshead, Newcastle Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Braehead Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Greenwich Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Hull Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Kingston upon Thames Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Leeds/Bradford Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Leicester Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Liverpool Switch Island Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Mansfield Leisure Park Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Milton Keynes The Point Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Norwich Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Panton Street Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Manchester Printworks Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Sheffield Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Southampton Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Southend on Sea Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Surrey Quays Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Swansea Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Taunton Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Uxbridge Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, West Thurrock Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Whiteleys Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Wimbledon, London Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM
ODEON, Dundee Monday 25 Feb6.30 PM

bubbLez

code
420525

www.seefilmfirst.com

DATE OF SCREENING
11 March 2008

TIME
6:30 for 7pm

WHERE
Showcase Cinemas
BIRMINGHAM Kingsbury Road, Erdington, Birmingham, B24 9QE
BLUEWATER Water Circus, Bluewater, Greenhithe, Kent, DS9 9SG
BRISTOL Avon Meads, St. Phillips Causeway, Bristol, BS2 0SP
GLASGOW Barrbridge Leisure Centre, Bailleston, Glasgow, G69 7TZ
LEEDS Gelderd Road, Birstall, Batley, West Yorkshire, WF17 9RQ
LIVERPOOL 340 East Lancashire Road, Norris Green, Liverpool, L11 9YJ
MANCHESTER Hyde Road, Belle Vue, Manchester, M12 5AL
NOTTINGHAM Redfield Way, Lenton, Nottingham, NG7 2UW
WOOD GREEN Hollywood Green, 180 High Road, Wood Green, London, N22 6EJ

OFFICIAL SYNOPSIS - THE COTTAGE (18)
In the dead of night, a car arrives at a secluded country cottage. Bickering constantly, brothers David (Andy Serkis) and Peter (Reece Shearsmith) climb out to inspect the highway. The two have set aside their differences for a quick moneymaking scheme – a kidnapping. Tracey (Jennifer Ellison), bound, gagged and unconscious, is locked in the boot of the car. Her black sheep step-brother Andrew (Steven O’Donnell) is also in on the scheme. But the kidnapping goes wrong when Tracey turns the tables on her captors and takes Peter as a hostage. David and Peter follow them into the woods but they soon discover something far more terrifying lurking in the darkness. The stage is set for a grotesquely comic battle for survival when the group meet a maniacal farmer. Who will survive… and what will be left of them?

NOTE: please thank Jillsa post #45 as well

jillsa

Epic adventure movie '10,000 BC' is in cinemas from 14th March, but www.moviebeat.co.uk have some tickets to an exclusive London preview screening to give away!
From director Roland Emmerich comes a sweeping odyssey into a mythical age of prophesies and gods, when spirits rule the land and mighty mammoths shake the earth.

In a remote mountain tribe, the young hunter D’Leh has found his heart’s passion – the beautiful Evolet. When a band of mysterious warlords raid his village and kidnap Evolet, D’Leh is forced to lead a small group of hunters to pursue the warlords to the end of the world to save her!

Driven by destiny, the unlikely band of warriors must battle saber-tooth tigers and prehistoric predators and, at their heroic journey’s end, they uncover a Lost Civilization. Their ultimate fate lies in an empire beyond imagination, where great pyramids reach into the skies. Here they will take their stand against a powerful god who has brutally enslaved their people.

The screening is on Sunday March 9th at Empire in Leicester Square at 3:00pm. Winners will be notified via email on Friday 7th March.

Yes it's a competition to win screening tickets but it doesn't say only 5 pairs or anything so should be a whole cinema screen worths!!