Tangled

[cinefila1]

I brought my own pair of glasses to the screening too, just in case. I have so many at home that I would resent having to p*y for them! It has never been the case in any of the free screenings I have been to, but you never know...

[steve9872]

I think everyone who had to p*y for glasses should sharply complain to both the cinema and Sky!
I have never had to p*y for glasses at a preview but nevertheless are now carrying two pairs in my coat around with me just in case.

Don't complain to sky, complain to disney as it was their screening.

[jordsmum]

Saw this at Liverpool 1 Odeon this morning. Unusually, they weren't ready and we had to queue outside the cinema for 15 mins. As the film started dead on 10.30 am it was a bit of a rush for families to get seated etc, especially for those wanted to b*y sweets and drinks. Quite a few missed the start of the film. Two cinema staff were on hand to give out free 3D glasses as we went into the screening.

We all loved the film, (actually heard people saying that it's one of the best Disney films that they'd seen for a while). I thought that the 3D effect was put to good use, normally I stay away from 3D films 'cos I wear glasses and I hate the feel of the 3D ones over my own. It was really sweet to watch little children reaching out to try and touch the butterflies and the lanterns. I also liked the soundtrack to the film.

A great way to spend a sunday morning. 8/10 from us

[Beate]

I think everyone who had to p*y for glasses should sharply complain to both the cinema and Sky!
I have never had to p*y for glasses at a preview but nevertheless are now carrying two pairs in my coat around with me just in case.

Don't complain to sky, complain to disney as it was their screening.

Whoops, yes, that would make sense!

[snowman2k]

Saw it at Derby Odean this morning, free 3D glasses included... Bonus.

Awesome Disney film, clearly one of the best ever, highly rated and will go again to see it but not necessary in 3D apart from the Lantern scene.

[Star]

Went to see this at the Printworks Manchester, no problems getting in, they didn't even take/look at the printout and were happily handing out 3D glasses. We got there early as I was worried it would be full, as the last one we watched there Megamind was 100% full and had people sat on the stairs. No need to worry though, as was only about 50% full. We all really enjoyed in, and I personally really like the 3D effects, although my youngest refuses to wear the glasses lol. 10/10 from me, and thanks for the tickets yogi

[midian]

i had a newspaper voucher from 'Ms Thrifty' (thanks for that) but asked the guy at the door in greenwich and he said most people just came with the email. i'll know not to bother next time!

at the scary part of the film i heard quite a few young ones bawling their eyes out behind me. i wondered if they were scared? or was it a coincidence? if they were just plain frightened then i expect that will soon make the news as other young uns succumb.

the kids i was with (8 - 10 yrs) loved it. the lantern scene was great. it reminded me of when i first saw 3d at the IMAX about 10 years ago and it was still new and exciting. they used to have terrible cobbled together stories but we went for the sfx. we all reached out to 'touch' the lanterns. oh joy.

i also loved the snuggly duckling singing, too.

all in a well spent morning. 8/10.

[Periwinkle]

Didn't realise it was 3D so hadn't taken glasses with us but we now have our first pair of kiddie size 3D glasses, still me & my girls enjoyed it - good solid Disney film with or without 3D ( though we all prefered Princess and the Frog).

8/10

[jpeg]

Ah...my 1st preview of the year and a very good way to start

Saw this at Odeon Covent Garden.

Cinema was almost full and like others I enjoyed the children's reactions throughout the movie.

I found the film very cute and sweet and perfect for the mood I was in today
Loved all the characters and I found the 3D effects good as it brought depth to the picture.
9/10

[Deni]

Saw this today at Cineworld Wandsworth. While my boyfriend assured me this was a 2D screening, I had the feeling it will be 3D, so when the "Please put your 3D glasses" sign came up we were maybe the only ones actually having brought glasses. People started going out. cinema staff had to stop the movie and start it again after 5-10 minutes after the situation was sorted out...

I enjoyed the whole experience as the screen was very good, we had brought our own glasses and the movie was quite funny, charming and enjoyable.Loved it! 9/10