Free Cinema Tickets - Discussion thread

louisa81

bc3000 wrote: »

if anyone happens to not be able to go to the screening of Bride wars on Thursday at Manchester Printworks Odeon, let me know! I really wanna see this film lol

Same here if anyone has an unused one for Lea Valley?;)

mcroodi

Andersonmam wrote: »

Apologies in advance if this has been asked before....Has SeeFilmFirst ever responded when you've used the email link to ask to change the name on the ticket?

In my experience, always, as its an automated response email you get back. This is what you should receive:-

"Hello

Thank you for contacting us.

We have noted your name change, please print off this email and give to person using the ticket to take to the cinema.

To Cinema Manager: Please note that we have allocated two tickets to the bearer of this email on presentation of ticket, which will be in a different name.

This email is automatically generated, if you would like a response please mail your query to: [EMAIL="help@seefilmfirst.com"]help@seefilmfirst.com[/EMAIL]

It's always good to seefilmfirst."


Just make sure you use the following email address to request the change of name:-

changeofname@seefilmfirst.com

madjohn

Umm, Slumdog Millionaire was great. Whoever it was on here that said it was AWFUL must've ben sitting the wrong way round.

And I'm AWFUL to please when it comes to films :P

lorweld

Guys i'm sorry but swapping or gifting cinema tickets is against site rules. Please refrain from offering or requesting cinema tickets.

Thanks EXCHANGING PERSONAL DETAILS


Hi, Martin’s asked me to post this in these circumstances: For legal reasons I have to discourage swapping, buying, gifting and selling on the forum (please see this rule). While it can be a very useful way of saving money it relies on a certain amount of trust between members and as such can cause problems (and has in the past). If you have any questions about this policy please email [EMAIL="%20abuse@moneysavingexpert.com"]abuse@moneysavingexpert.com[/EMAIL].

Kitty_Wren

madjohn wrote: »

Umm, Slumdog Millionaire was great. Whoever it was on here that said it was AWFUL must've ben sitting the wrong way round.

And I'm AWFUL to please when it comes to films :P

Nah, I really didn't like it.

madjohn

Fair enuff

Deb19742004

Anybody have any codes for films in N Ireland? Never seem to get emails from them. Have only been the once to see Rendition and that was agesssssssss ago!

TIA:beer:

fiesta_boy18

madjohn wrote: »

Umm, Slumdog Millionaire was great. Whoever it was on here that said it was AWFUL must've ben sitting the wrong way round.

And I'm AWFUL to please when it comes to films :P

i seen it tonight as well, it was great, i enjoyed it

Ms_Thrifty

Well, you should like "Frost/Nixon", too, if you get to see it. We saw it last night and really enjoyed it - apart from the bit where the projector broke down at a climactic moment, just before the end, and the cinema staff didn't even notice, so someone eventually went to tell them (as usual). A great start to 2009 filmgoing and free, thanks to MSE.

naughtybish

fiesta_boy18 wrote: »

i seen it tonight as well, it was great, i enjoyed it

SlumDog.
wow fantastic movie :j , really cheered me up ( and that takes a lot )
film of the year i would say.

Bish