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tollyboy22

sarahlouise210 wrote: »

Are you sure it starts at 7 ?? Our screenings always start at 6.30 and the Juno screening I am going to tonight starts at 6.30

Yep its 7. Its the one at Showcase Birstall. I noticed most were 6.30 but I'll be 30 minutes behind you all

I'll try get there for 6.30. Saw (paid for ) Sweeney Todd on its opening night, got there 30 minutes early & was 1st in line. Back row centre seats for me

AdamAW

Showcase Bristol also have an Insider Screening tonight at 7.00pm. It's gonna be a laugh watching the staff trying to work out where people should be - let alone those gormless types who always turn up up to 30 minutes late.

I'm doing the Insider for Lady Godiva as I've already seen Juno plus I've tickets for 2 more screenings before it comes out - Is anyone gonna actually pay to see this movie when it comes out (there's even more freebies for this than is surely necessary)?

JohnFT

Beate wrote: »

Where do you see anything about cinema tickets on that site?

Sorry, my mistake. Free Kids Cinema Tickets are available from Kellogs. Details on the Kellogs website or here ..

http://www.freetickets.org.uk/index.php/category/cinema-tickets/

jane22

Any Juno tickets in London going spare please? Please PM me if you've got some! Thanks so much!

foxij

delboypass wrote: »

Guys taken this from Bebo...

Free tickets to 'Definately Maybe'

To receive your EXCLUSIVE Bebo screening tickets please go
to www.seefilmfirst.com and enter the reference code 373434.
This will take you to a special page where you can print off
your tickets to bring with you on the night.

Edinburgh - 28/01
London - 29/01
Manchester - 29/01

http://www.bebo.com/definitelymaybe

Hope its of use to someone

Thankx for this delboypass.......... i got tickets for London

foxij :T

hm71_2

Well what can I say, just got back from greenwich (not a fan of the queing system or lack of it) after being lucky enough to win tickets for sweeney Todd. what a cracker!!!!!! brillant film, brillant music & excellent acting would happily recommend it to anyone & everyone!

Beate

Just back from Juno at the Vue Greenwich (The O2). I give it a 7 out of 10. Not bad, a few good laughs but I must say I enjoyed Sweeney Todd more. The cinema is ace though. Lots of legroom and really steep rows. The screening wasn't overcrowded either. Btw, I have two spare tix for Thursday 31 January at the Odeon Greenwich.

marialionza

I just come back from Sweeney Todd, apart from the parts I missed, namely the gore as I closed my eyes, the rest was very good. I thought even Alan Rickman played a different character for a change, for me he always plays the same person maybe himself. I found that Johnny Depp stood the challenge and Tim Burton did great not to mention he's got something with scissors and knives. But truly art. Maybe the ones who like opera are going to balk but I don't so I thoght all in all is good, v good! I hope Depp gets his oscar once and for all. He definitely is a hot cake in London, wherever you look his photo is there!

quoia

Just back from LADY GODIVA.

A very good British film with talented British actors filmed in Oxford.
A nice present day story based on the Godiva tale.
Won't be a recognised as a classic and unlikely to be nominated for any awards, but easy to watch, entertaining, some good funny moments and would recommend a viewing.
For the "genre" of movies that this fits in I'd give it 10/10
In the overall movie market 7.5/10 (maybe just an 8)

Just noticed as I post this - EXACTLY 10,000 thanks !!!

MY THANKS TO EVERYONE THAT HAS CONTRIBUTED TO THIS TOTAL ! :beer:

she_mac

I've got tickets for 29/01 Juno in Manchester but would like to swap for anyone with tickets on the 31/01 in Manchester. If youre interested PM me pls. Thanks.