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Well felt like doing one of these when you say your Dvd collections,and your favourite Dvd from the collection. Well heres my Dvd collection.
Resident Evil
Resident Evil Apocalypse
The Spongebob Squarepants Movie
The Incredibles
Spykids 3D
About a boy
Scary Movie
Signs
Matrix Reloaded
40 Days and 40 Nights
Treasure Island
Huckelberry Finn
Arthurs Quest
Stolen Youth
Taken Away
Taking Andrew
Save The Last Dance
Donnie Darko
Black Hawk down
Blow Dry
Little Britain comic relief special
Faculty
"O"
Pearl Harbour
Alfie
Chicago
Moulin Rouge
Shaun Of the dead
Happy tree friends Volume 1 # First blood
Legally Blonde
Gullivers's travels
Happy Tree friends volume 2 # Second serving
Happy tree friends volume 3 # third Strike
Sum 41 DVD
Resident Evil
Resident Evil Apocalypse
The Spongebob Squarepants Movie
The Incredibles
Spykids 3D
About a boy
Scary Movie
Signs
Matrix Reloaded
40 Days and 40 Nights
Treasure Island
Huckelberry Finn
Arthurs Quest
Stolen Youth
Taken Away
Taking Andrew
Save The Last Dance
Donnie Darko
Black Hawk down
Blow Dry
Little Britain comic relief special
Faculty
"O"
Pearl Harbour
Alfie
Chicago
Moulin Rouge
Shaun Of the dead
Happy tree friends Volume 1 # First blood
Legally Blonde
Gullivers's travels
Happy Tree friends volume 2 # Second serving
Happy tree friends volume 3 # third Strike
Sum 41 DVD
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Ah, my local cinema doesn't have a Velvet rope. It's the perfect cinema though, it's an old 1950's established one run by people who were in thei prime back then
If they cared I'm sure you'd be stopped as there's only one screen and one entrance
If they cared I'm sure you'd be stopped as there's only one screen and one entrance
I find if you grow some face furniture that helps. Makes you look older.
I've never had a problem when actually buying a cinema ticket, it's only when you go to have the ticket torn that I've been caught out. You can't get past them without being spotted due to that damn velvet rope they have.
The Wardy wrote:
> Was he checking ages or just checking you had tickets?
Not entirely sure. The people he kicked out did seem under age but he never spoke to us because we decided it would be sensible not to find out so we hid by slouching down as far as we could in our seats.
> Was he checking ages or just checking you had tickets?
Not entirely sure. The people he kicked out did seem under age but he never spoke to us because we decided it would be sensible not to find out so we hid by slouching down as far as we could in our seats.
JFH wrote:
> Never had that problem myself. I did almost get caught when a bloke
> came in midway through the film with a torch, looking for people that
> shouldn't be there. The cinema was more than half empty too so he
> should have found us but failed, taking only a couple of people from
> near the back.
Was he checking ages or just checking you had tickets?
I was at a cinema and it would have been easy to just walk into the next screen after the film finished. They might kick the people out without tickets but i think they expect the original cashier to already have checked your age if you have been sold a ticket.
> Never had that problem myself. I did almost get caught when a bloke
> came in midway through the film with a torch, looking for people that
> shouldn't be there. The cinema was more than half empty too so he
> should have found us but failed, taking only a couple of people from
> near the back.
Was he checking ages or just checking you had tickets?
I was at a cinema and it would have been easy to just walk into the next screen after the film finished. They might kick the people out without tickets but i think they expect the original cashier to already have checked your age if you have been sold a ticket.
I could get into 18 films after i finish 6th form because i am smart and look old enough to have been working or at a job. Obviously if i was in school uniform they wouldnt let me but these clothes are like smart work clothes so they are less likely to ask my age :)
The Wardy wrote:
> They stopped my mate buying tickets because not everyone was with him
> who was going to see the film. The bloke behind the counter said that
> all people had to be there with ID
Never had that problem myself. I did almost get caught when a bloke came in midway through the film with a torch, looking for people that shouldn't be there. The cinema was more than half empty too so he should have found us but failed, taking only a couple of people from near the back.
> They stopped my mate buying tickets because not everyone was with him
> who was going to see the film. The bloke behind the counter said that
> all people had to be there with ID
Never had that problem myself. I did almost get caught when a bloke came in midway through the film with a torch, looking for people that shouldn't be there. The cinema was more than half empty too so he should have found us but failed, taking only a couple of people from near the back.
To be honest most of the cinemas I go to wouldn't allow that policy, they're run by meticulous and greasy geeks who would challenge you if you changed your signatures width by 0.1 of a millimetre
They ask you all to stand there and although they're looking at who's buying the tickets they notice the groups and who's where. Unless you pretended to be with another group to get through it wouldn't happen
And you're organised into groups inside the cinema, by a Security Guard who doesn't want you all bunched up. That only happened when the queue was spilling out the door though ...
To JFH
They ask you all to stand there and although they're looking at who's buying the tickets they notice the groups and who's where. Unless you pretended to be with another group to get through it wouldn't happen
And you're organised into groups inside the cinema, by a Security Guard who doesn't want you all bunched up. That only happened when the queue was spilling out the door though ...
To JFH
JFH wrote:
> I prefer the method of finding sombody that is the right age (not a
> stranger, but somebody you know) and then go and buy popcorn whilst
> they get the tickets. Then all is fine.
They stopped my mate buying tickets because not everyone was with him who was going to see the film. The bloke behind the counter said that all people had to be there with ID
> I prefer the method of finding sombody that is the right age (not a
> stranger, but somebody you know) and then go and buy popcorn whilst
> they get the tickets. Then all is fine.
They stopped my mate buying tickets because not everyone was with him who was going to see the film. The bloke behind the counter said that all people had to be there with ID
tnc wrote:
> Same goes for cinemas, if they ask your age and you reply you're 18
> then they ask you "when's your Birthday?", it isn't subtle
> at all when you've pre-planned an age that would make you 18 and you
> rattle it off too quickly and tensely
I prefer the method of finding sombody that is the right age (not a stranger, but somebody you know) and then go and buy popcorn whilst they get the tickets. Then all is fine.
> Same goes for cinemas, if they ask your age and you reply you're 18
> then they ask you "when's your Birthday?", it isn't subtle
> at all when you've pre-planned an age that would make you 18 and you
> rattle it off too quickly and tensely
I prefer the method of finding sombody that is the right age (not a stranger, but somebody you know) and then go and buy popcorn whilst they get the tickets. Then all is fine.
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