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hm71_2

bubbLez wrote: »

I thought The Incredible Hulk was really good compared to the first Hulk movie! I wouldn't mind watching it again!
I thought some bits were funny and I was like hiding behind my hands too because I didn't want Hulk to get hurt lolz
I loved the little ending part! This film was nearly as good as Ironman!
noway it was 26mins long! Well it certainly didn't feel like it and although it was violently scary it was a very exciting yet emotional scene! lolz
bottom line - worth watching like Ironman was :cool:

Finally got to see the hulk today with some free tickets! thought it was fab! don't wanna spoil it for anyone but loved the little touches- lou feringo's bit part, Bill bixby show, playing on the tv, but also the cross connections- research funded by Stark industries, the relationship between the general and Tony stark, my excitement at the reference to putting together a team- probably the Avengers. maybe this is where the rumours started of a cameo by captain america in the Hulk. and also ties in Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury appearing in iron man.

Beate

If anyone can make The Mist at Newcastle tonight, please pm me with your email address until 5.30pm, I have two spare tickets!

Asya86

I was informed yesterday that I won a myspace competetion for two tickets to a preview screening of Prince Caspian at Leicester Square, and the e-mail I got says to get there at 5:30 though it only starts at 6:30, because it's on a first come, first served basis.
now someone posted another way to get free tickets to this in the free cinma tickets codes thread, so now even people who haven't won can come.
Is this incredibly selfish of me to think now that I might now be let in, because there will be so many people?
I'm only thinking that way because I had tickets to the Graham Norton show last week but wasn't let in because they had given away too many tickets and I was at the end of the queue

sparky61

Asya86 wrote: »

I was informed yesterday that I won a myspace competetion for two tickets to a preview screening of Prince Caspian at Leicester Square, and the e-mail I got says to get there at 5:30 though it only starts at 6:30, because it's on a first come, first served basis.
now someone posted another way to get free tickets to this in the free cinma tickets codes thread, so now even people who haven't won can come.
Is this incredibly selfish of me to think now that I might now be let in, because there will be so many people?
I'm only thinking that way because I had tickets to the Graham Norton show last week but wasn't let in because they had given away too many tickets and I was at the end of the queue

I'm guessing they'll have a limit to how many seats are allocated, it seems they have moved the screening to a larger venue and probably want a full house, names are on the door, not just anybody can turn up.
Hope you get in okay
:beer:

Asya86

Thanks, you're probably right and I won't have a problem...will be there at 5:30 just in case!

Venezia

Just got back from Newcastle ( full of lovely, friendly people ) where I saw "The Mist". It was dire, so glad it was free, 0 out of 10. Not worth a point even for the ending.

shirleytch

If anyone has any spare tickets for Wildchild at Stockport on 14 July I would be very grateful.

Thanks
Shirley

anteena1

i saw a trailer for donkeypunch at the adulthood preview. not so sure about this now after hearing what the title means

midian

call me spoilsport but i just looked up what i donkey punch is (try urbandictionary.com / wiki). it is vile (even as a joke). think i will be giving this film a wide berth... i really don't fancy seeing that in a film. seems by using that in the title they want to aim for controversy.

Wolverine

midian wrote: »

call me spoilsport but i just looked up what i donkey punch is (try urbandictionary.com / wiki).

haha! according to wikipedia, it's 'potentially lethal'
Are we sure, though, that the film has anything to do with the practice?