Free Cinema Tickets - Discussion thread

sparky61

CloudRuler wrote: »

Thanks, I've been lurking on here for quite some time now.

So far there are no free screenings in my area (Hull) but I'm hoping there'll be some. I've been looking forward to it coming out for some time now, if there aren't any free tickets I'll be using Orange Wednesdays. Missed out on tickets to The Bank Job, didn't notice the post last night. Will be queuing up with the paper from Yahoo though and hopefully I'll be there early enough to get tickets if there are no other screening codes posted on here for it. Got tickets to see The Bucket List though.

I'll be on holiday when they screen The Bank Job, fingers crossed you manage to get some

We've started to give any films that we see, a rating from 1 to 10, what would you give Juno?
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Beate

Am I the only one who finds it deeply irritating when people post codes just because they got an email with them, without bothering to check whether they have been posted already a week before??

MadAboutSales

I like the good old Orange Wednesdays.... It always works and you can go every wednesday!

victoriajayne1987

just seen my sixth free film of the year, the ugly duckling and me, i didnt think it was that brilliant, but maybe some kids out there will! a great year for screenings so far!

welshpolarbear

Ive just found this thread, and the one with the codes and think its fantastic, going to see my first free film on tuesday - Definitely, Maybe - i can't wait!! Thanks everyone, have certainly become addicted already!!

allsinginganddancing

Hi just received a code from Seefilm to see the Bucket List
Check out the trailer:
http://thebucketlist.warnerbros.com/
Screenings are on the 4th February at the following Vue locations at 6.30:
Thurrock, Cambridge, Reading, Cardiff, York, Birmingham, Dagenham, Hull, Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Oxford, Manchester, Acton, Greenwhich, Portsmouth, Islington, Basingstoke, Fulham Road, Watford, Finchley Road, Sheffield, Croydon, Shepherds Bush, Harrow
To get tickets simply go to https://www.seefilmfirst.com and enter code: 810431
Hope this helps someone - kind regards

surfsister

gtmoon wrote: »

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/promotions/graphics/2008/01/31/bafta/bafta.pdf
direct link to the pdf voucher.

Hurry as I went to get my tickets today and some showings are today and some Sunday, don't know about the others! Thanks op

Wolverine

ok this is kinda irrelevant, but I've converted TF's list of top 100 films (upto oct 2005) into a free mobile phone mag thing - aim being, of course, to provide a useful and mobile list of very recommended films, while DVD shopping etc
Just thought I'd share it, unless you don't like critics' opinions

http://www.eyemags.com/em/mag2.jsp?id=4590&?co=uk

Here's the online version of the list
http://www.totalfilm.com/movie_news/who_is_the_greatest

computersaysdoh

Has anybody had any problems claiming tickets with (original) voucher from telegraph, jan 31st? I see that the sticky has listed the movies available, which is the same as the paper.

I went to cineworld today to ask for two tickets for JUNO, and they said no, as it was a new film. I argued that their was a list of BAFTA nominated movies which included this, but no joy.

I plan to go back tomorow, with Fridays paper in hand, and if they dont play ball, will politely ask to see the manager.

So, to close, can I just ask again if anyone else has had any problems?

Thanks!

misseypootle

just come back from seeing Harry Potter courtesy of BAFTA free screenings. Not had a problem with it although mine was the printoff and not the original from the paper and also got some tickets for a film on Tuesday. Happy Days!!!