Snow White and the Huntsman

[superhero]

Exactly and more often than not when you are a competition winner you get stuck in the 1st row at a giant sceening room or even in a separate cinema to the "actual" premiere.

Premieres are overrated. Yes it's nice winning tickets and you get to see the film, but you don't really get to see the stars other than a minute on stage, and you always end up in the rubbish seats. You also end up waiting a long time for anything to start.

[Celini]

very odd, there is not a single soul in front of Haymarket

edit: right, seven girls arrived... I thin I am first in the queue then!
good thing I brought work in case

[superhero]

lol, not really, not everyone is that keen on SWATH? (or maybe they haven't read the Metro yet? or they are queuing at the wrong cinema?)

[Celini]

yeah queuing at the wrong cinema, I saw girls running back and forth to leicester sq lol

oh dear all those twilight fans gathering around... gonna get sick!

[superhero]

because filmcat said in the beginning she/he saw people queuing already at Empire and they probably wouldn't have left their spot to get a Metro.

[canadian_turtle]

Exactly and more often than not when you are a competition winner you get stuck in the 1st row at a giant sceening room or even in a separate cinema to the "actual" premiere.

Premieres are overrated. Yes it's nice winning tickets and you get to see the film, but you don't really get to see the stars other than a minute on stage, and you always end up in the rubbish seats. You also end up waiting a long time for anything to start.

For me it's not about the "premiere experience". I make an effort to enter comps for movies that don't have free screenings or for which the premiere is before the free screening. That way I don't have to use a voucher to see the film (or p*y ).

I've also never experienced getting shitty front row seats myself *knocks on wood* and the free drink/snack + often the introduction to the film by the cast are nice bonuses

because filmcat said in the beginning she/he saw people queuing already at Empire and they probably wouldn't have left their spot to get a Metro.

One might run off to grab a handful of Metros?

[valda]

They had started gathering at Leicester Square when I left Top Cat, down by the Ticket Booth area of the Square.

I think its going to be a really pretty premiere, I saw green grass carpet waiting to be laid down also loads of ferns. The premiere for STardust was fantastic, like a fairly woodland, with trees and sparkly lights

[canadian_turtle]

They had started gathering at Leicester Square when I left Top Cat, down by the Ticket Booth area of the Square.

I think its going to be a really pretty premiere, I saw green grass carpet waiting to be laid down also loads of ferns. The premiere for STardust was fantastic, like a fairly woodland, with trees and sparkly lights

Oh nice! It's a shame that by the time I get off work it's so late already that it'll be crowded with people so I wouldn't be able to see what it looks like.

[valda]

They had started gathering at Leicester Square when I left Top Cat, down by the Ticket Booth area of the Square.

I think its going to be a really pretty premiere, I saw green grass carpet waiting to be laid down also loads of ferns. The premiere for STardust was fantastic, like a fairly woodland, with trees and sparkly lights

Oh nice! It's a shame that by the time I get off work it's so late already that it'll be crowded with people so I wouldn't be able to see what it looks like.

yeah you will be walking down it

[superhero]

Well if they are showing at both Empire and Odeon Leicester Sq, I am pretty sure those 100 Metro tickets will be at Empire. There's only about 15 people queueing at the moment and they have a security.

The people who do queue up or enter obviously are going to say it's worth it.

I think there's a good chance if you turn up at 10:00 today at Haymarket you will get tickets. Hope this helps some fmukers.