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Beate

Wolverine wrote: »

Do you prefer the .co.nr domain to the new one, Beate?

Oh you know me, I stick with the one I am used to....

i_like_shoes

Rocknrolla also at Newcastle under Lyme in Stoke on Trent. Just use the same code from the post above :-).

Glad Newcastle got a mention again :-)

mademoiselle_2

SeeFilmFirst (who supply many preview tickets) are "now offering a small number of people the opportunity to receive text alerts, one hour before the e-mail (notifying a new code) is sent out"... this will cost £1.50 a text, with a maximum of 2 texts per week sent to any one person.

It's only a trial at the moment, involving, they say, a "small number of people"... but it looks like those who are prepared to pay are going to get the tickets in future.

James_Bond

mademoiselle wrote: »

SeeFilmFirst (who supply many preview tickets) are "now offering a small number of people the opportunity to receive text alerts, one hour before the e-mail (notifying a new code) is sent out"... this will cost £1.50 a text, with a maximum of 2 texts per week sent to any one person.

It's only a trial at the moment, involving, they say, a "small number of people"... but it looks like those who are prepared to pay are going to get the tickets in future.

Thats very annoying! :mad:

Looks like these tickets wont be free in the future.

£3 a week? No thanks. Cheaper to buy the tickets to see a film of your choice and at a time of your choice.

Shame on you See Film First.

quoia

mademoiselle wrote: »

SeeFilmFirst (who supply many preview tickets) are "now offering a small number of people the opportunity to receive text alerts, one hour before the e-mail (notifying a new code) is sent out"... this will cost £1.50 a text, with a maximum of 2 texts per week sent to any one person.

It's only a trial at the moment, involving, they say, a "small number of people"... but it looks like those who are prepared to pay are going to get the tickets in future.

We were talking about this in April

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=10576959&postcount=289

Groovee

I went to a screening to the Duchess last night and it started at6.30pm. The cinema was almost full and right up until 6.45pm people wandered in and then struggled to find a seat and it was very distracting. I'm always early so that may be part of my problem but it's happened a few times people walking in late then trying to find a seat. Does anyone else find this? Was a good film though.

andrea33

Yes we always find that there are late comers wondering in to our screenings in Cardiff. I thought once the film started, they weren't allowed to let them in!!

Does anyone have a spare Death Race ticket for Cardiff, pretty please!!! Want to see our Jason mmmmm

cardiff2007

I'm always early as well usually too get a good seat it can be a bit annoying when you have been watching the film for 25 minutes and suddenly a crowd of 6 and 7 people start wandering back and forth

vastra

Hello all, I have a couple of tickets to The Duchess, tonight at Vue Reading, if anyone wants them.

leeegglestone

Just had this via email

Please be advised that the screening of Tropic Thunder on Tuesday 9th September at Odeon Gateshead for which you hold a ticket has now been moved to Odeon Silverlink.

Makes sense typically as Pineapple Express & Tropic Thunder were both at Gateshead and at the same time. At least this way, they made my movie choice for me.
Anyone want my Tropic Thunder Tickets for the Odeon Silverlink?