Cyrus
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Re: Cyrus
I got a ticket. not convinced it'll be any good though.
Last time I reckon there was no-one over 35 there.
Next time why don't you all accidentally fill in the wrong age in the box by accident and after all a lady never reveals her true age?
Last time I reckon there was no-one over 35 there.
Next time why don't you all accidentally fill in the wrong age in the box by accident and after all a lady never reveals her true age?
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oh, I'm absolutely convinced they did last time out for the Grolsh Scott Pilgrim screening.superhero wrote:I don't really think they put people based on age...
They were clearly targeting students and "younger" persons who might be their target Grolsh market which is, I guess, fair enough.
I really could have counted the over 35s on 1 hand and they may well have been the "guests". they did ask your age on the form.
Obviously they couldn't admit it as that's discrimination but.....
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Re: Cyrus
Hmmm...really I don't remember putting my age on it, been to a few screenings recently where I clearly wasn't their "target" audience. I don't think Cyrus is going to be that popular like SP
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Re: Cyrus
I got the sod off email as well but I only entered so I could give the tickets away, I can't even make that date. I still don't like the rejection...
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as long as you are over 18 (it says that on conditions as they are giving away beer)EthanRunt wrote:But I didn't get anything for Pilgrim either, and I'm an appropriate enough age. (Or am I too young for them?)
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Re: Cyrus
I am hoping it isnt very good so I don't feel too bad for receiving a rejection.
I feel like I have been rejected for a job!
I feel like I have been rejected for a job!

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Re: Cyrus
I have tickets too Alythonian. I didn't get tickets last time but as you know I am just over 21!!!
I put my true age both times for tickets so they are obviously not so fussy this time round !
Just pm'd MM to see if she wants to be my plus one - she's just over 21 too!!

Just pm'd MM to see if she wants to be my plus one - she's just over 21 too!!
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Re: Cyrus
What a nice surprise the audience got after a long wait for the film to begin, we had some surprise guests, which included one of the directors, Jay DuPlass and John C Reilly, who was particularly charming in front of the audience.
As for the film, what a quirky little dramedy. I would be interested to hear what everyone else thinks, the audience in the cinema seemed to love it, laughing at every opportunity.
It was a slight breath of fresh air, seeing Jonah Hill in an unconventional role and to see John C Reilly carry a film instead of always playing a supporting role. Marisa Tomei was also suitably charming. The story flowed along nicely with quite a few laughs, but this is an actor's film. It's the starring roles of these 3 main actors that anchor the film, if they were replaced by some nobodies,it probably wouldn't have worked.
As the story went from more comedy to drama, I actually thought the storyline was quite boring and certainly it was the regular improvs in various scenes which saves the film (as the director alluded to in his introduction). I think other people might rate this film higher, but I am giving it a 7/10
The click of Jay DuPlass and John C Reilly introducing the film:
http://www.iveseen.it/2010/09/preview-s ... -of-cyrus/
As for the film, what a quirky little dramedy. I would be interested to hear what everyone else thinks, the audience in the cinema seemed to love it, laughing at every opportunity.
It was a slight breath of fresh air, seeing Jonah Hill in an unconventional role and to see John C Reilly carry a film instead of always playing a supporting role. Marisa Tomei was also suitably charming. The story flowed along nicely with quite a few laughs, but this is an actor's film. It's the starring roles of these 3 main actors that anchor the film, if they were replaced by some nobodies,it probably wouldn't have worked.
As the story went from more comedy to drama, I actually thought the storyline was quite boring and certainly it was the regular improvs in various scenes which saves the film (as the director alluded to in his introduction). I think other people might rate this film higher, but I am giving it a 7/10
The click of Jay DuPlass and John C Reilly introducing the film:
http://www.iveseen.it/2010/09/preview-s ... -of-cyrus/