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What an absolute sham
£7.50 for an adult ticket,
packed to the rafters full of little scroats
25 minutes of adverts before the film starts and a message just before the film to say stop piracy
Well i have just **king paid £7.50 love so **k off
Those 2 nobends from the orange advert can **k off and die also
stick to piracy i say
£7.50 for an adult ticket,
packed to the rafters full of little scroats
25 minutes of adverts before the film starts and a message just before the film to say stop piracy
Well i have just **king paid £7.50 love so **k off
Those 2 nobends from the orange advert can **k off and die also
stick to piracy i say
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Haven't been to a cinema since Hannibal was released.
Can't remember the last time I went to the flicks. My mrs wont watch anything 'scary. and I won't go to films rated under 18 because of noisy facking teenagers
Go 2/3 times a month and will never stop going
Only way to watch films if you really love movies
Watching a movie on a grainy copy on your cpmputer with sound lagging and some afro guy in the way, no thanks
Need to give each film a chance
£7.50 (my cinema is about £6.50) is such a cheap night out in my book ;-)
ps: agree abuit adverts, thats why i bookk online, get a nice aisle seat in the middle in prime position and turn up 15 mins after supposed to start (never missed any of film yet) ;-)
Only way to watch films if you really love movies
Watching a movie on a grainy copy on your cpmputer with sound lagging and some afro guy in the way, no thanks
Need to give each film a chance
£7.50 (my cinema is about £6.50) is such a cheap night out in my book ;-)
ps: agree abuit adverts, thats why i bookk online, get a nice aisle seat in the middle in prime position and turn up 15 mins after supposed to start (never missed any of film yet) ;-)
you missed out people who text during films.
gets right on my wick when people start laughing
some guys near me spoke on the phone
its just a sh1t experience these days that i used to love
there are also a lot of sh1t films out there
its just a sh1t experience these days that i used to love
there are also a lot of sh1t films out there
Going to the flicks, from memory
Drink in pub first - £10
taxi to cinema - £6
two seats - £7
takeaway afterwards - £7
taxi home -£6
£36.
Wait a year
buy DVD £5
watch it as many times as you like
stop for a smoke or a cuppa when you like
Drink in pub first - £10
taxi to cinema - £6
two seats - £7
takeaway afterwards - £7
taxi home -£6
£36.
Wait a year
buy DVD £5
watch it as many times as you like
stop for a smoke or a cuppa when you like
I find a night out at the cinema a total waste of money.
Drink in pub first - £10
taxi to cinema - £6
two seats - £7
takeaway afterwards - £7
taxi home -£6
£36. #
If everyone is so ruled by how expensive it is:
Drink at home first (I have a few sometimes, get the missus to drive - women shouldnt drink anyway)
Takeaway afterwards - you kidding? that has nothing to do with cinema...
Taxi (drive/get someone else to drive)
cost £6.50 each ;-) (although i do end up paying most times)
people who dont go to cinema dont love movies (NAP)
taxi to cinema - £6
two seats - £7
takeaway afterwards - £7
taxi home -£6
£36. #
If everyone is so ruled by how expensive it is:
Drink at home first (I have a few sometimes, get the missus to drive - women shouldnt drink anyway)
Takeaway afterwards - you kidding? that has nothing to do with cinema...
Taxi (drive/get someone else to drive)
cost £6.50 each ;-) (although i do end up paying most times)
people who dont go to cinema dont love movies (NAP)
beats spending £80+ each time going out too often on lash if we're taling about money ;-)
i paid £12 to see avatar in an imax last week
and they even wanted the poxy plastic 3d glasses given back at the end
and they even wanted the poxy plastic 3d glasses given back at the end
Partridge 30 Jan 00:56
If everyone is so ruled by how expensive it is:
That quote of £36 was probably 15 years ago.
Drink at home first (I have a few sometimes, get the missus to drive - women shouldnt drink anyway)
Takeaway afterwards - you kidding? that has nothing to do with cinema...
If we don't go out we don't get a takeaway afterwards.
Taxi (drive/get someone else to drive)
Like who ?
cost £6.50 each (although i do end up paying most times)
people who dont go to cinema dont love movies (NAP)
I have133 films on DVD listed on my PC, and about 200 VHS films listed on my old PC. These lists have not been updated for a year.
Love films - hate the cinema
If everyone is so ruled by how expensive it is:
That quote of £36 was probably 15 years ago.
Drink at home first (I have a few sometimes, get the missus to drive - women shouldnt drink anyway)
Takeaway afterwards - you kidding? that has nothing to do with cinema...
If we don't go out we don't get a takeaway afterwards.
Taxi (drive/get someone else to drive)
Like who ?
cost £6.50 each (although i do end up paying most times)
people who dont go to cinema dont love movies (NAP)
I have133 films on DVD listed on my PC, and about 200 VHS films listed on my old PC. These lists have not been updated for a year.
Love films - hate the cinema
I hate it that the dont advertise in the local rag anymore you got to phone up a silly phone number :-(
Almagro is a no no 30 Jan 00:43
gets right on my wick when people start laughing
especially during schindlers list
gets right on my wick when people start laughing
especially during schindlers list
You could always drive past on the way home from work but is slows the traffic down a bit if it's a10 screen cinema :)
yeah i have about 300 dvds and bluray, not been to the cinema in about 25 years.
ten pin bowling is a bit of a con job too.
£7.50 for a game
£7.50 for a game
cinema is only really for the "going out" people. you know the ones...they dont pop in the pub for a few pints and a game of pool...they "go out". the type who go to a crappy restaurant and pay £30 for a microwaved lasagne.
the OP hit it on the head for me, full of noisy mindless idiots either on the phone or chatting away throughout the film with their mates
being charged £4 for a very small popcorn and £3 for a coke is a joke too: have been told in the past i can't take my own food in, what if i don't want to eat the crap they sell? the only thing on offer that is not packed full of sugar is a bottle of water, and even that was £2.50 for a small one
they can go feck themselves
being charged £4 for a very small popcorn and £3 for a coke is a joke too: have been told in the past i can't take my own food in, what if i don't want to eat the crap they sell? the only thing on offer that is not packed full of sugar is a bottle of water, and even that was £2.50 for a small one
they can go feck themselves
Why do they sell those silly bags of sweets that make so much noise when being ate.I think i`m going to invent so non rustle type packaging for cinemas .watch this space.
d13phe 30 Jan 00:43
its just a sh1t experience these days that i used to love
I'd completely agree with that, too many people eating buckets of popcorn or noisy sweet bags etc.
noisy ** teenagers, people talking.....so if we want to see a film now usually go in the afternoons,
take the missuss out for lunch and then to the cinema. It's a good afternoon out,
better than going in the evenings, and usually only about 20 - 40 people in the cinema.
its just a sh1t experience these days that i used to love
I'd completely agree with that, too many people eating buckets of popcorn or noisy sweet bags etc.
noisy ** teenagers, people talking.....so if we want to see a film now usually go in the afternoons,
take the missuss out for lunch and then to the cinema. It's a good afternoon out,
better than going in the evenings, and usually only about 20 - 40 people in the cinema.
Dan Chipowski 30 Jan 00:31
Haven't been to a cinema since Hannibal was released.
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The Romans CAUGHT Hannibal !! :0 :0
Haven't been to a cinema since Hannibal was released.
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The Romans CAUGHT Hannibal !! :0 :0
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