March a quiet time for films?
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March a quiet time for films?
Is it just me or has there been not many free previews recently? Last film I saw was Limitless and I loved it since then nothing has come up - or maybe just not movies Im interested in seeing or is it just this time of year?
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Re: March a quiet time for films?
April might be even quieter with Easter and the Royal Wedding, they do less screenings when there are holidays
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Re: March a quiet time for films?
i havent been a member long, but it has been quiet. anyone know if summers are quiet, obviously there are huge film, but i have a feeling there arent many free screenings to films like Thor and Super 8 
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Re: March a quiet time for films?
Lol I would expect them to be dishing out tickets to Thor and Captain America
I read somewhere that Momentum was distributing Fast Five
So maybe tickets for that !!!
Its a shame they do less screening because of holidays and the royal wedding, film previews are far more important ......... Maybe they can film it in 3D and show it at our locals for free !!!!
I read somewhere that Momentum was distributing Fast Five
So maybe tickets for that !!!
Its a shame they do less screening because of holidays and the royal wedding, film previews are far more important ......... Maybe they can film it in 3D and show it at our locals for free !!!!
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Re: March a quiet time for films?
I have plenty of tickets at the moment, it's not really dead.
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Re: March a quiet time for films?
Well after tonight there's not much left, there should be some more coming out soon though
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Re: March a quiet time for films?
Yes, but not everyone lives in London like we do. We are in the fortunate position of getting more free screenings and more competitions for screenings.Beate wrote:I have plenty of tickets at the moment, it's not really dead.
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Re: March a quiet time for films?
But I think even for london, for strictly cinematic films, not some Sky shows or theatre, it's quiet
but some new ones should be coming up soon...
but some new ones should be coming up soon...
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Re: March a quiet time for films?
I was quiet but I had films Tuesday night, last night, would have tonight if I didn't have another committment, have one Sunday, Monday and next Tuesday. We'll see when Arthur is due to be screened, but I think April will be pretty busy. There will be at least that one set of screenings for Hop, right?
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Re: March a quiet time for films?
the Hop screenings are in early May I think, don't think there will be much end of April
