Sleeping Beauty

[claire]

Well I managed 1 hour and 15 mins. Had to leave
Nothing much happened and when it did it was a little disturbing. Probably should have read some of the comments but have been put off before with some i enjoyed so had decide from now not to read up.
BIG mistake.
But have to say as we left ahepehrds bush everyone else was glued to screen.
Not my cup of tea at all.
1/10

[Celini]

Needless to say, I am not happy. I arrived at Islington Vue at about 6:05, where everybody was being directed to wait in the seating area until the screen was ready. Not a problem, I do not mind this. We go in at about 6:20, and shortly afterwards a female employee appears apologising that there was a problem with the projector or some crap like that, so the film may be delayed or may not be shown at all. At about 6:35 some other guy comes in and tells us that the screening has been delayed until 7:00 because of the aforementioned problem. One person asked him, "Will the film be shown at all?" to which the employee replied, "I really can't be certain." And that was really enough for me to just come home. I've been in that situation one too many times during these preview screenings, and more often than not it ends up in a "Sorry, we can't play the film today." So I decided to fall on my sword and get the hell out of there. Maybe they did screen the film. Maybe people are watching and enjoying it as I write this. If they are, good luck to them - I hope they are enjoying it. But I've had too long of a day at work to be messed around by another incompetent multiplex.

1 word: complain

[funthing29]

matty, did they not offer to let you watch another film instead?

[mattymc13]

matty, did they not offer to let you watch another film instead?

I couldn't be bothered to wait around that long. I don't need their shit today. I was set on watching that film. And I don't regret coming home because I am now comfy in my warm bed. They probably did get it working, but 50% of the time they don't get it working, and I really wasn't willing to trust them.

[Sunny Saver]

Gosh, I would have made a point in stepping into her stinky nachos! Serves people right who bring that sort of shit into a cinema! However, if you think Friends with Benefits was bad, you clearly have never seen Hunger. Or the Darjeeling Limited. Or Starship Troopers: Marauder. Or Surveillance.

Or Kill List...

[teddybear1]

just back from glasgow quay and to tell you the truth i still dont know my thoughts on this film apart from are they sure they played the end of the film lol, it was quite sad and disturbing but none the less i didnt want to stop watching (guessing i might be a sad a disturbed person here ) other than that nothing else to say apart from where the hell did the end of the film go lol xxxx

[McG]

I went to the Glasgow Quay and at the last moment decided to give this film a by. I had been thinking about this during the day and had already checked out the time of Midnight in Paris (which we did go to see).

I think we probably made the right choice by letting this film pass though I do have a slight curiosity!

[prettyxcool]

Her second book "Disquiet" won the Encore Award.

Both books seems to be about supernatural, and I love this kind of books. So looking forward to reading them.

Disquiet was weird - not supernatural after all. Read it in a day (on way to and from work, at lunch time, and half an hour before bed) - the book is really that slim!

[prettyxcool]

Needless to say, I am not happy. I arrived at Islington Vue at about 6:05, where everybody was being directed to wait in the seating area until the screen was ready. Not a problem, I do not mind this. We go in at about 6:20, and shortly afterwards a female employee appears apologising that there was a problem with the projector or some crap like that, so the film may be delayed or may not be shown at all. At about 6:35 some other guy comes in and tells us that the screening has been delayed until 7:00 because of the aforementioned problem. One person asked him, "Will the film be shown at all?" to which the employee replied, "I really can't be certain." And that was really enough for me to just come home. I've been in that situation one too many times during these preview screenings, and more often than not it ends up in a "Sorry, we can't play the film today." So I decided to fall on my sword and get the hell out of there. Maybe they did screen the film. Maybe people are watching and enjoying it as I write this. If they are, good luck to them - I hope they are enjoying it. But I've had too long of a day at work to be messed around by another incompetent multiplex.

1 word: complain

Spoke to a really nice lady who was organising the queue this evening while while waiting in the queue, and she said the film was not shown last night. She also said she stayed until 3am to make sure our film was going to be ok for tonight as she knows everyone made an effort to come! So definitely complain!

[Beate]

But also mention the dedication of that lovely lady!