Free Cinema Tickets - Discussion thread

heatherw_01

Please use this thread to chat about the free cinema ticket offers

Please note that swapping of tickets should not be posted as it is against the site rules to exchange personal details. See here.

If you obtained your tickets via seefilmfirst, you should email them so they can re-allocate your tickets.

If by change you cannot make it to a screening, we can give your ticket to someone else. Please let us know by e-mail on [EMAIL="icantgo@seefilmfirst.com"]icantgo@seefilmfirst.com[/EMAIL]

Other than doing that, you can use sites like freecycle to give your tickets to someone

conn75

heatherw_01 wrote: »

If you obtained your tickets via seefilmfirst, you should email them so they can re-allocate your tickets.

Yes, and if you don't think you're going to be able to go then don't click for the tickets on the off-chance that you might. I'm fed up trying to get these tickets, only to see the cinema half-full or less when I eventually manage to get some. There must be a huge amount of people just clicking for the sake of it and not turning up which ruins the service for those who will actually bother to turn up!

:beer:

mrsw

There is an advert for free film preview tickets for Paranoid Park on Sunday 16th Dec. The code will be printed in this week's Sunday Times.

quoia

Anyone use one of the last minute tickets to The Kite Runner for last night?

Opinion? Any Good ?

I'm going next Tuesday.

Cheers

Rexxy

quoia wrote: »

Anyone use one of the last minute tickets to The Kite Runner for last night?

Opinion? Any Good ?

I'm going next Tuesday.

Cheers

I went - cinema was the least full ive seen it in ages (Gateshead Odeon).

Really liked the film - one of the best ive seen in a while. Its mostly subtitled but I didnt feel that it interferred with my enjoyment of the film. I want to read the book now & would happily watch it again. If you're anything like me take a few tissues!

pandapops_2

My daughter and a couple of her friends, and also a couple of friends of mine, went to see Kite Runner last night and all thoroughly enjoyed it, all have said they can't wait to see it again. In fact my very difficult to please 18 yr old daughter texted me after with 'WOW'. Enough said! I was busy last night so I'm gutted I couldn't go, but I'll be paying to go see it (unless any kind soul posts another code of course )

I went to the Enchanted screening in Brighton Monday, there were around 40 people there, it would easily have seated 200. I can't believe people get these tickets and don't bother going!

Tirian

conn75 wrote: »

Yes, and if you don't think you're going to be able to go then don't click for the tickets on the off-chance that you might. I'm fed up trying to get these tickets, only to see the cinema half-full or less when I eventually manage to get some. There must be a huge amount of people just clicking for the sake of it and not turning up which ruins the service for those who will actually bother to turn up!

I wouldn't get too wound up by it - it's very doubtful that they would allocate all the tickets at a screening via seefilmfirst - they probably dish some out to reviewers & magazines etc., some to various sponsors, advertisers, some to industry contacts etc., maybe sell some, and allocate a specific (prob. relatively low) number through seefilmfirst.

elski5

Rexxy wrote: »

I went - cinema was the least full ive seen it in ages (Gateshead Odeon).

Really liked the film - one of the best ive seen in a while. Its mostly subtitled but I didnt feel that it interferred with my enjoyment of the film. I want to read the book now & would happily watch it again. If you're anything like me take a few tissues!

I had tears streaming down my face and the closest I usually get to crying at films is one tear in the corner of the eye type of thing!
I had bought the book as a present for my mum once but never read it myself and in some ways I was glad as I was not spoiled by events although that also means I don't know how closely it follows the book either. Was it a 12A? some of the themes seemed very strong for that rating.

gimmeabargain

I've just found a new code for the Kiterunner showings 592312. No use for me, none in Dundee, and I couldn't even get a ticket for the showing last night in dundee. But hope this helps somebody!

Go to www.seefilmfirst.com Showings in


ODEON, Camden Town Thursday 13 Dec6.30 PMODEON, Panton Street Thursday 13 Dec6.30 PMODEON, Greenwich Thursday 13 Dec6.30 PMODEON, Wimbledon, London Thursday 13 Dec6.30 PMODEON, Whiteleys Thursday 13 Dec6.30 PMODEON, Blackpool Thursday 13 Dec6.30 PMODEON, Brighton Thursday 13 Dec6.30 PMODEON, Cardiff Atlantic Wharf Thursday 13 Dec6.30 PMODEON, Edinburgh Wester Hailes Thursday 13 Dec6.30 PMODEON, Liverpool City (London Road) Thursday 13 Dec6.30 PMODEON, Manchester Printworks Thursday 13 Dec6.30 PMODEON, Milton Keynes The Point Thursday 13 Dec6.30 PMODEON, Gateshead, Newcastle Thursday 13 Dec6.30 PMODEON, Norwich Thursday 13 Dec6.30 PMODEON, Sheffield Thursday 13 Dec6.30 PMODEON, Southampton Thursday 13 Dec6.30 PMShowcase, Birmingham Thursday 13 Dec6.30 PMShowcase, Bristol Thursday 13 Dec6.30 PMShowcase, Nottingham Thursday 13 Dec6.30 PMShowcase, Leeds Thursday 13 Dec6.30 PM

gtmoon

elski5 wrote: »

I had tears streaming down my face and the closest I usually get to crying at films is one tear in the corner of the eye type of thing!
I had bought the book as a present for my mum once but never read it myself and in some ways I was glad as I was not spoiled by events although that also means I don't know how closely it follows the book either. Was it a 12A? some of the themes seemed very strong for that rating.

i went with a mate. echoing others, the film is great, very moving well worth watching. i wet my eyes twice and eventually dropped a tear. embarrassing for a bloke. my screen was very empty, i think less than 20 people in a 200+ seat screen.

gtmoon

pandapops wrote: »

My daughter and a couple of her friends, and also a couple of friends of mine, went to see Kite Runner last night and all thoroughly enjoyed it, all have said they can't wait to see it again. In fact my very difficult to please 18 yr old daughter texted me after with 'WOW'. Enough said! I was busy last night so I'm gutted I couldn't go, but I'll be paying to go see it (unless any kind soul posts another code of course )

I went to the Enchanted screening in Brighton Monday, there were around 40 people there, it would easily have seated 200. I can't believe people get these tickets and don't bother going!

you are very lucky to managed a couple of tickets for your daughter and her friends and a couple for your friends. : )