"Dan in Real Life" [Free Cinema Tickets]

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www.seefilmfirst.com

code: 832318

Some Dublin Cineworld tickets are available.

sweetie

cheers. is it any good....i supposse we will see. that's date night sorted for this week

OnLooker

Picked up 2. Thanks

WellyJ

Picked 2 up also, nice one OP

AdrianC

Dublin screening is now full

mjquinno

thanks op. just booked it now

dereko1969

anyone got theirs and ends up not being able to go please let me have your tickets

ro1798

me 2 i would love to go.. 2 if anyone cant make it

dereko1969

actually given the cursory glance the staff give to the email tickets, if someone wants to pm me a copy of the email i could print that off and use it.

Raekwon

I have been a member of SeeFilmFirst for well over a year now and I have never been offered free tickets to any movies. The only offer I received was to buy tickets for some gala that was taking place in London even though I have Dublin 1 as my postcode

dereko1969

same with me, i've availed of about 4/5 free screenings but have never received directly an email giving me the heads up about them, always find out through here.

pain in the swiss as i've missed out on this one and really wanted to see this film.

sweetie

dereko1969 wrote: »

actually given the cursory glance the staff give to the email tickets, if someone wants to pm me a copy of the email i could print that off and use it.

surely if it's booked out and you get in you are taking someone else's seats?

WellyJ

sweetie wrote: »

surely if it's booked out and you get in you are taking someone else's seats?

In theory yes,

But lots of people decline to show up.

People take tickets on the offchance that they might go but then don't bother.

dereko1969

every screening i've been to has been half-full at best, apart from atonement which was almost full but that was a sunday times freebie.

WellyJ

dereko1969 wrote: »

every screening i've been to has been half-full at best, apart from atonement which was almost full but that was a sunday times freebie.

The superbad one I went to was completely full,

But that was the Irish premiere!

WellyJ

dereko I have two and am unable to make it tonight,

PM if you want them!

dereko1969

managed to get two from another kind soul, thanks

WellyJ

Ok well anyone who needs 2 then just PM me.

OnLooker

PM if anyone wants two. The Ball can't go now.

OnLooker

OnLooker wrote: »

PM if anyone wants two. The Ball can't go now.

Taken

dereko1969

great film, really enjoyed it. and it ended up being one of the best attended freebies too, nearly full

WellyJ

dereko1969 wrote: »

great film, really enjoyed it. and it ended up being one of the best attended freebies too, nearly full

Yep same, ended up being able to go,

Thought the film was great, lots of laughs.

TakeTheVeil

thought it was pretty good too..good few genuine laughs.. i generally hate films thats present the 'perfect' american family thou..but i was able to overlook it

phasers

great film, really enjoyed it
did anybody notice how many stunt doubles there were in the film? there weren't any stunts!

there were these two guys behind me that were either on drugs or dying

mjquinno

i really liked it too. glad i went!

although my dinner was popcorn and malteasers so the stomach was making funny noises on the way home.

chabsey

Film was just ok, very twee but with the occasional laugh. Was unfortunate to be surrounded on each side by:

On the Left) A couple who throught it necessary to tell each other what was happening on screen, all the time. and couldn't manage to laugh without rocking back and forth thereby sending shudders through the whole row of seats.

On the Right) A couple who found *every* aspect of the film hilarious, which is fine. Except when her laugh is louder than everyone else in the cinema / postal disctrict, and he, possibly feeling the need to 'out-laugh' her, creates this weird open-mouthed horn blast that led me to have plenty of those Saving-Private- Ryan, standing-too-close-to-a-grenade moments where everything goes quiet except for a high pitched whine.

I normally never care about people being noisey near me but this was so bad it was almost funnier than the film.

mjquinno

chabsey wrote: »

Film was just ok, very twee but with the occasional laugh. Was unfortunate to be surrounded on each side by:

On the Left) A couple who throught it necessary to tell each other what was happening on screen, all the time. and couldn't manage to laugh without rocking back and forth thereby sending shudders through the whole row of seats.

On the Right) A couple who found *every* aspect of the film hilarious, which is fine. Except when her laugh is louder than everyone else in the cinema / postal disctrict, and he, possibly feeling the need to 'out-laugh' her, creates this weird open-mouthed horn blast that led me to have plenty of those Saving-Private- Ryan, standing-too-close-to-a-grenade moments where everything goes quiet except for a high pitched whine.

I normally never care about people being noisey near me but this was so bad it was almost funnier than the film.

middle seat nearer the front?

chabsey

mjquinno wrote: »

middle seat nearer the front?

Yes! So either it was you, or more likely you were suffering as well?

mjquinno

chabsey wrote: »

Yes! So either it was you, or more likely you were suffering as well?

no it wasnt me, I was about 8 rows back and i noticed it. :rolleyes:

chabsey

mjquinno wrote: »

no it wasnt me, I was about 8 rows back and i noticed it. :rolleyes:

Well at least it wasn't just me being overly sensitive then, which is good to know. How can you politely tell someone that both he and his girlfriend should perhaps laugh less as it's hurting my brain. Granted the film was free but the doctor's visit wasn't and the councelling won't be.