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Win An Empire Cinemas Film Card Worth £50!

Give movie buffs the ultimate gift this Christmas with the Empire Cinemas Film Card - a must-have for all cinema lovers this festive season and beyond.

The Empire Cinemas Film Card can be preloaded with credit that can be redeemed at any of the 16 Empire Cinemas across the UK - giving film fans the chance to enjoy all the great upcoming releases over Christmas and the New Year period, including the much anticipated release of Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo and family favourite Alvin and the Chipmunks – Chipwrecked.

Available in six fun and festive designs, it makes the ideal gift for movie lovers of all ages. The Empire Cinemas Film Card can be used to p*rchase tickets online via the automated phone booking service and in the cinemas themselves, both at the counter and via self-serve ATMs. It is also reloadable so additional credit can be added throughout the year.

The Empire Cinemas Film Card and Film Reel Tin are available to p*rchase online at http://www.EmpireCinemas.co.uk and at any of the 16 Empire Cinemas across the country.

For your chance to win one of two giftcards, both loaded with £50, just answer this question:

How many Empire Cinemas are there in the UK?
5
12
15 (The answer is 16 so perhaps they will amend the options soon)

Competition ends 28 December 2011 . For Empire Online's competition Terms And Conditions, please click here.

http://www.empireonline.com/competition ... p?CID=3713

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This week we have lots of good things to give away for the forthcoming release of the Terrence Rattigan story The Deep Blue Sea starring Tom Hiddlestone.

The lucky winner gets a pair of tickets to see the film at Bath's Little Theatre plus one copy of the playscript, one copy of Archipelago which also starred Tom Hiddlestone and a copies of both The Deep Blue Sea and Archipelago posters.

The Deep Blue Sea opens at the Little tomorrow December 2.

All you have to do to stand a chance of winning is answer the following question and send your answer to Martin Jennings-Wright at Martin martin.j@picturehouses.co.uk

The question is who wrote the play The Deep Blue Sea? Terrence Rattigan

This week film reviewer Damon Smith says that the big screen often turns to the creaking boards of the stage for inspiration and awards kudos.

Arsenic And Old Lace gifted Cary Grant one of his best roles and Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? provided real-life couple Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton with the perfect outlet for any marital woes.

Cabaret and Chicago had razzle dazzle in the eyes of Oscar voters and Educating Rita, Shirley Valentine and Shadowlands put British filmmaking on the international map.

More recently, Frost/Nixon transferred handsomely to widescreen and Meryl Streep proved her versatility as a vengeful nun in Doubt and a lovesick mother in Mamma Mia!

Iconic British director Terence Davies, whose last dramatic feature was The House Of Mirth in 2000, revives Terence Rattigan's 1952 play for cinema audiences, more than 55 years after Vivien Leigh and Kenneth More essayed the doomed lovers.

What resonates clearly within the four walls of a playhouse seems languid and tiresome here in lustrous close-up, and the 98 minutes of soul-searching and regret feels considerably closer to two hours.

The Deep Blue Sea looks exquisite and there are some artfully composed shots, such as the emotionally fragile heroine standing on the edge of a train platform, the flashes of light from passing carriages illuminating the pain etched on her face.

However, the churn of emotions remains largely beneath the surface and Davies never dives deep enough so we can share the characters' intense desires and yearning.

Hester (Rachel Weisz) is married to High Court judge William Collyer (Simon Russell Beale) but the fissures are clear to see.

She begins a passionate affair with dashing former RAF pilot, Freddie Page (Tom Hiddleston).

The red-hot ardour slowly cools and while Hester vigorously pursues liaisons, he slowly draws back, leaving her to rake over the smouldering coals of the relationship and rue everything she has given up.

Hester searches for enlightenment in a boarding house run by the imperious Mrs Elton (Ann Mitchell), where one of the other lodgers, Miller (Karl Johnson), also bears the scars of the past.

However, the weight of Hester's guilt and despair slowly suffocates her until she reaches the point where she feels there is but only one way out of the misery.

The Deep Blue Sea allows every line of dialogue to hang in the air like tendrils of smoke as the characters edge towards oblivion.

Weisz brings both beauty and vulnerability to her role.

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Picturehouse Cinemas
Today's the day Romantics Anonymous is released in cinemas. We've updated our profile picture to celebrate. Just like or comment on our new profile picture to be in with a chance to win a pair of Picturehouse cinema tickets. The winner will be announced at the end of the day!

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http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/competitions/BFI-2278.html?

I think you get one free ticket to screenings sometimes.

Win BFI Membership For A Year

Who won the Best Actor Oscar this year for his role in The King's Speech?

1. Brad Pitt
2. Daniel Craig
3. Colin Firth

Closing Date: 2011-12-29

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WIN VIP cinema tickets!

With lots of great movies already out for Christmas and many more on the way Buzz has two cinema tickets up for grabs, courtesy of Vue cinema in Newbury.

To be in with a chance of winning just answer our easy question and fill in your details below. Competition closes December 16th.

Who played Sherlock Holmes in the 2009 film and is set to play him again in the sequel released in cinemas this month?

A. Brad Pitt
B. George Clooney
C. Robert Downey Jr.

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For your chance to win a year’s supply of movie tickets please complete the following survey:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/socmedia1

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With thanks to Picturehouse Cinemas, we're giving one film fan the chance to see a year's worth of films on us.

Up for grabs is a VIP Card that grants you and a guest unlimited free entry to any regular-priced screening or event (excluding premium price events) at Picturehouse Cinemas throughout the whole of 2012.

Three runners-up will receive a single adult membership to a Picturehouse Cinema of their choice, which offers freebies and discounts on tickets, food and drink.

There are 20 Picturehouse Cinemas around the UK. For more information and to find your nearest location, check out the Picturehouse website.

Courtesy of Pavilion, our winner and runners-up will also receive one copy each of The Story of Film book by Mark Cousins, which is available from 23 September at all good bookshops and online at Anova Books.

Which of the following is the traditional home of film-making in America? *
Hollywood
Bollywood
Dollywood

1. Competition closes at noon on Monday, 12 December 2011.

2. This competition is open to UK residents aged 18 and over.

3. Only one entry per person, multiple entries will be treated as one entry.

4. The winner and runners up will be chosen at random from all correct entries on or around 13 December 2011 and notified by email within one week. The winner and runners up will have seven days to respond to notification before another winner/runner up may be selected.

5. The prize for one winner includes one VIP Card to Picturehouse Cinemas, entitling the holder to unlimited free cinema tickets for two (for use by the named card holder plus a guest) to any screening at any Picturehouse Cinema for a year (valid 1/1/12-31/12/12). The Picturehouse VIP Card can only be used to claim tickets for standard price film and events and 3D films. Excludes premium priced or free list-suspended films. The Picturehouse VIP Card cannot be used over the phone, online or via an automated ticket machine. Free tickets can only be claimed in person at any Picturehouse and are subject to availability. In the case of a disputed film or event the management's decision is final.

Three runners up will each receive a single adult Picturehouse membership (valid 1/1/12-31/12/12). Picturehouse membership includes three free tickets for use at the member's specified home cinema (only). Picturehouse membership discounts can be used at all Picturehouse Cinemas and membership partners nationwide.

Each winner and runner up must select a home Picturehouse Cinema and provide their full name, address, telephone number and email address to Picturehouse Cinemas to activate the VIP Card or membership.

The winner and runners up will also receive one copy each of The Story of Film book by Mark Cousins.

6. It is a condition of taking up a Picturehouse membership that the Picturehouse member agrees to receive communications from their home Picturehouse Cinema relating to upcoming films and events. The winner of the VIP Card also needs to agree to this condition in order to claim their prize. The prizes are subject to Picturehouse Cinemas’ standard terms of admission.

7. By entering this competition you agree to Channel 4's terms and conditions and privacy policy.
Please confirm you have read and agree to the competition terms and conditions before submitting your entry. View Channel 4's privacy policy here. *

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Which of these films can you see at Vue Cinemas from Boxing day?

To celebrate Christmas and the movies, Stylist has teamed up with Vue to give 10 people the chance to win a gift card worth £50. What’s great about these gift cards, is that you choose how much to give and the recipient decides what to spend it on, including tickets to the latest film, popcorn and drinks, and great upgrades such as VIP seats, 3D and VueXtreme

Closes midnight on 20/12/11.

Mission Accomplished (A)
Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol (B)
Mission Aborted (C)

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WIN! Tickets To The Cinema

Fancy getting your hands on some free cinema tickets? Yes? Well we have a pair of tickets for each of the Arts Picturehouse, Vue and Cineworld to give away.
For the chance to get our hands on them, just answer this question:

Who was the creator of fictitious Victorian sleuth Sherlock Holmes?

a) Arthur Askey
b) Arthur Sixpence
c) Arthur Conan Doyle

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Win A VUE Cinema Gift Card Worth £50

Everyone loves to watch films, making Vue Gift Cards the perfect gift this Christmas! Even the pickiest friends and relatives are sure to be thrilled with the choice of hundreds of films to see in 2012.

To celebrate Christmas and the movies, we have teamed up with Vue to give two people the chance to win a gift card worth £50. What’s great about these gift cards, is that you choose how much to give and the recipient decides what to spend it on, including tickets to the latest film, popcorn and drinks, and great upgrades such as VIP seats, 3D and VueXtreme!

There are some huge films coming up from Boxing Day and into 2012, including:

• Mission Impossible – Ghost Protocol - Tom Cruise is back as Ethan Hunt in this action packed thriller, a must-see film in VueXtreme screens this Boxing day!

• The Iron Lady - Meryl Streep stars as the first female Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, in this powerful biographical drama, which is being tipped for Oscar success.

• The Muppets - The Muppets reunite to save the day when a greedy oil tycoon threatens to close their favourite theatre – guaranteed fun for people of all ages!

Vue Gift Cards can be purchased in your local cinema or online at myvue.com with FREE delivery in the lead-up to Christmas before 19th December.

To be in with a chance of winning one of the £50 Vue Gift Cards answer the following question:

Which of these films can you see at Vue Cinemas from Boxing day?
Mission Accomplished
Mission Impossible 4
Mission Aborted

Competition ends on 19 December 2012 . For Empire Online's competition Terms And Conditions, please click here.

http://www.empireonline.com/competition ... p?CID=3720