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Free Cinema Tickets - Discussion thread
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I stand corrected, LOL. Very unusual though. Anyway, I applied for tix and Time Out better like me this time!Reclaimed thanks to this site:
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i'm jealous of those who are applying for Time Out Sweeney Todd screening because I can never do Tues (Bowling Night lolz)
i wonder if there will be anymore on other days *fingers+toes X*[Member #28 in Free Film Previews Club - 7 Films seen in 2008 ] :cool: [ 1 Films seen in 2009] :cool:0 -
.....................Also, the Sweeney Todd premiere was already so I don't think you would find competitions for it now.
Hi Beate, whilst the PREMIERE may have occurred (ie the red carpet event attend by the rich and famous) the film has a UK release date of 25 January 2008.
So, if there are any, the preview screenings (free or otherwise) are likely to be in the week before this.
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Veni, Vidi, VISA ! ................. I came, I saw, I PURCHASED
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there are some sweeny todd tickets on offer on the free ticket thread but london area only0
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Hi Beate, whilst the PREMIERE may have occurred (ie the red carpet event attend by the rich and famous) the film has a UK release date of 25 January 2008.
So, if there are any, the preview screenings (free or otherwise) are likely to be in the week before this.
Oops, you are right, forgot about that.Reclaimed thanks to this site:
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Right, come on, people must be back from No Country for Old Men by now. How was it?Reclaimed thanks to this site:
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i just came back from wimbledon and i am so glad i dint pay to watch no country for old men!!!. lots of silences mumbling and loads of shooting and blood. i (my bottom) started to fall asleep and so did dh who's into all that stuff. everybody groaned at the poor ending - sorry to put a downer but i'm sure some people will love it just not us. oh i do hope i get the tickets for sweeny todd
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Anteena1, same here! A lot of the film was ok I suppose, and a bit of thrill (was already prepared to see the bloodshed, so no shock there) but what a pathetic ending! And DH who came with me said the same that you said, glad that we did not have to pay for it!
CaterinaFinally I'm an OAP and can travel free (in London at least!).0 -
I quite liked it. The bad guy was A.W.E.S.O.M.E!!! Definitely the best thing about the film.0
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