Introduce Yourself...

[martin122]

I'm Martin, a civil servant, love Manchester United and love films of all kinds. I love Westerns and my favourite film is The Good The Bad and The Ugly which I've seen over 10 times. The Last Samurai and Gladiator are also at the top of my Likes The last film I saw was Les Miserables and it was brilliant.

I'm not sure how all this works; I joined just over a week ago so any guidance would be fab.

Thanks.

Martin.

[Staceyray]

Hi! I'm Stacey, working mum to 2 beautiful babies and wife to my lovely husband. Big lover of films, but never seem to be able to afford to go to many!! I love most type of films, my all time favourites being This is England, A Clockwork Orange and District 9. also love any kind of movie trivia, and a HUGE fan of Disney movies, from old to new! Sloly passing my love of film down to my children, 5 year olds favourite film is Short Circuit!
So hopefully I'll be posting regularly, be nice to chat with people who have similar interests :-)

[JDAdams]

Hi - I came here as I actually had free (Sky Rewards) tickets to Wreck-It-Ralph at the Odean Trafford this morning and whilst I spent ten minutes trying to b*y an overpriced bottle of Mountain Dew five yards from the screen entrance they decided they were full. Now trying to get some more for tomorrow (found you via a Google search for "wreck-it ralph 3rd feb free uk") but they are a little thin on the ground. Disappointed that last week there were poor turnouts due to the snow with overcrowding this week, but pleasantly surprised to see some of you manage to see so many free films!

As you may gather, I'm from Manchester. I watch mostly Sci-Fi/Horror films, but also thrillers, comedies, action films and various other things if they are on - I like to get good value from Sky Movies! Looking at Ralph mainly due to the retro-gaming angle, but I am quite a big fan of Disney films also.

Edit: Oh, I love that word-filter on the "b-word"

[Beate]

Hi - I came here as I actually had free (Sky Rewards) tickets to Wreck-It-Ralph at the Odean Trafford this morning and whilst I spent ten minutes trying to b*y an overpriced bottle of Mountain Dew five yards from the screen entrance they decided they were full. Now trying to get some more for tomorrow

Welcome to FMUK! I hope you don't mind me saying this but b*ying provisions first is a bit of a beginner's mistake - always always always go for the seats first then get everything else.

Hope this might help:
http://www.fmuk.org.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=22922

[McG]

Great to see some great introductions from folk! Makes a change from 10 word intros.
You are all most welcome to FMUK which is the friendliest free movie site . . . if you talk to us, we talk back!
Please remember this is a forum and does depend on folk making a contribution. Have a look at the different threads and you are bound to find something on which you have an opinion. We all love films but most of all we love FREE films so make sure you subscribe to the Free Film thread and you should be notified if any new codes are posted. Speed can be very important as tickets can go very quickly at some venues. Good luck in your ticket hunt!

[RickyRaj]

A BIG Welcome!

A tip for the newbies - check out the offered forums and messages if you miss out on tickets for a film you really want to see. You'll be pleasantly surprised how friendly peeps are on this site :)

[greece]

Welcome Kimmy25

[Farendwoman]

Thank you for the welcome.
I am female and live in Gloucestershire.
I'm lucky to be halfway between Bristol and Cheltenham -
so can take advantage of free screenings in both cities.
I try to get free tickets whenever I can - and if I miss out on
free tickets then I go on Orange Wednesday or through my Times
Subscriber membership.
Have recently seen "I'll Give it a Year". Wasn't expecting to enjoy it
- but was pleasantly surprised to find it incredibly funny.
Really enjoyed "Argo" and "Safety Not Guaranteed" which I saw for free.
Looking forward to making great use of this site. Never heard of it before today.
But found it when I was searching (unsuccessfully!) for Cloud Atlas tickets for
Bristol. Hit tickets for "Song for Marion" in Cheltenham tomorrow.
Sounds a bit melancholy - but worth a try.

[eumenides]

Hi, I'm sakia.. I'm frm Bradford and I love watching horror movies.. :-D haven't seen one that actually scares me yet

Hi Sakia, what about the Human Centipede? That sounds totally horrid.
Did The Shining not unsettle you a tiny bit?
Anyway, good for you being brave.

[eumenides]

Thank you for the welcome.
I am female and live in Gloucestershire.
I'm lucky to be halfway between Bristol and Cheltenham -
so can take advantage of free screenings in both cities.
I try to get free tickets whenever I can - and if I miss out on
free tickets then I go on Orange Wednesday or through my Times
Subscriber membership.
Have recently seen "I'll Give it a Year". Wasn't expecting to enjoy it
- but was pleasantly surprised to find it incredibly funny.
Really enjoyed "Argo" and "Safety Not Guaranteed" which I saw for free.
Looking forward to making great use of this site. Never heard of it before today.
But found it when I was searching (unsuccessfully!) for Cloud Atlas tickets for
Bristol. Hit tickets for "Song for Marion" in Cheltenham tomorrow.
Sounds a bit melancholy - but worth a try.

A warm welcome to you, Farendwoman. Do you also use your weekend Odeon codes with the Times ? Quite handy for when you're busy in the week.