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Beate

No but I will have a red carpet preview next Wednesday!

Wolverine

Beate wrote: »

If you sign up for instant email notification for the codes thread, you shouldn't have to wait long at all, I have previews practically every week!

I hear there's a place where there isn't a risk of getting emailed for annoying chat, though.
Almost on the tip of my tongue but I can't quite remember what the site url was...

akh43

I have 2 tickets for Spiderwick Chronicles tomorrow at Printworks in Manchester @ 6.00pm, if anyone is interested pm me and I will forward the email I received.

Beate

Wolverine wrote: »

I hear there's a place where there isn't a risk of getting emailed for annoying chat, though.
Almost on the tip of my tongue but I can't quite remember what the site url was...

Pssst.... it's a secret...

carol9uk

i know i am not going go make any friends by saying this, but i dont think its fair that people go and see the same film more than once, i try and get codes when i get my email but they are always full, i dont have access to my computer all the time as i work with children.

i dont mean to upset or offend anyone.

Beate

For some screenings there are that many codes or competitions available that I don't feel too badly for going twice to a film I happened to like the first time around. I have always been generous and given dozens of tickets away to screenings I can't go to for one reason or the other so I feel I have earned that right. I am sorry that you cannot go online as often as you wish, but there are always people giving tickets away even after the codes no longer work.

Wolverine

Beate wrote: »

Pssst.... it's a secret...

yeah! remember not to tell anyone about www.fmuk.co.nr!

[Deleted User]

I saw 'The Cottage' tonight in Bluewater in Kent. I must say that the cinema is by far the nicest one I've been to yet. Plush red seats with lots of space. Very comfortable indeed. The cinema was about one third full and the movie is what I would describe as a horror comedy, or shall we call it a 'horcom'?
The movie had a lot of black humour in between the gory scenes. Quite a few laughs from the audience including myself. Not my favorite genre but I enjoyed it nevertheless and I would give it a 7.5 out of 10.
The makers of the film added a 30 second scene, AFTER the credits had finished, so don't leave the cinema when the credits start rolling.

I must add the the cinema showed commercials and trailers before the start of the movie, unusual for free previews.

Svr108

akh43 wrote: »

I have 2 tickets for Spiderwick Chronicles tomorrow at Printworks in Manchester @ 6.00pm, if anyone is interested pm me and I will forward the email I received.

hey akh43

could I have these 2 tickets please ? thanx

I was too late to get any.

quoia

THE COTTAGE

FANTASTIC, BRILLIANT, SUPERB!

The first half is a very funny comedy, the second half a real horror movie.
There is blood and gore and shocks but it is done so humourously that you are still laughing.
I can't recommend any film more highly than this as a "see it" even if you have to pay !!!

I hope everyone that saw it tonight DID WAIT UNTIL THE CREDITS FINISHED ROLLING !!!
Otherwise you MISSED THE END. Or the "FIN?"

Best film (most enjoyable) I've seen in years

ELEVEN out of TEN !

Yep 11/10 !!!