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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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DL wrote:
I'd better check our prices then ... they're good sons ... really ;¬)
And with the price of tickets these days, they may need to split the cost and get you one as a joint present 0_o
I'd better check our prices then ... they're good sons ... really ;¬)
And with the price of tickets these days, they may need to split the cost and get you one as a joint present 0_o
I'd better check our prices then ... they're good sons ... really ;¬)
£4 a ticket? Our 3D screenings are about £11 now.
On 'cheap Tuesday' it's still £5 a standard ticket.
On 'cheap Tuesday' it's still £5 a standard ticket.
DL wrote:
Warhunt wrote:
[i]Have you seen it yet? If you haven't, and are planning to, then see the increased rate version (3D obv). As the review I linked says, it is pretty impressive.
Not yet, but I hope that one of my affluent sons may suggest it for the Christmas period.
fingers crossed[/i]
3D and 2D versions are the same price on a Monday at my cinema, both £4 a ticket. But the kids want to see Nativity 2 on Christmas Eve instead.
Anyway, bit of a nightmare this morning with youngest not feeling well but wanting to go to school anyway and me having to drive her despite the fact that I was supposed to be at work in a meeting at that time.
However, I went to the shops and bought a box of Roses and some mince pies to share with our group and that made me feel better.
Warhunt wrote:
[i]Have you seen it yet? If you haven't, and are planning to, then see the increased rate version (3D obv). As the review I linked says, it is pretty impressive.
Not yet, but I hope that one of my affluent sons may suggest it for the Christmas period.
fingers crossed[/i]
3D and 2D versions are the same price on a Monday at my cinema, both £4 a ticket. But the kids want to see Nativity 2 on Christmas Eve instead.
Anyway, bit of a nightmare this morning with youngest not feeling well but wanting to go to school anyway and me having to drive her despite the fact that I was supposed to be at work in a meeting at that time.
However, I went to the shops and bought a box of Roses and some mince pies to share with our group and that made me feel better.
Warhunt wrote:
Have you seen it yet? If you haven't, and are planning to, then see the increased rate version (3D obv). As the review I linked says, it is pretty impressive.
Not yet, but I hope that one of my affluent sons may suggest it for the Christmas period.
fingers crossed
Have you seen it yet? If you haven't, and are planning to, then see the increased rate version (3D obv). As the review I linked says, it is pretty impressive.
Not yet, but I hope that one of my affluent sons may suggest it for the Christmas period.
fingers crossed
DL wrote:
Now that was quick! Just about to post the reply ... but hastily edited it now haha and yes, Hobbit movie is a good thing.
Yeah I thought I'd leave the original bit in though, as it doesn't make much sense without it (and I assumed you would be noticing fairly quickly).
Have you seen it yet? If you haven't, and are planning to, then see the increased rate version (3D obv). As the review I linked says, it is pretty impressive.
Now that was quick! Just about to post the reply ... but hastily edited it now haha and yes, Hobbit movie is a good thing.
Yeah I thought I'd leave the original bit in though, as it doesn't make much sense without it (and I assumed you would be noticing fairly quickly).
Have you seen it yet? If you haven't, and are planning to, then see the increased rate version (3D obv). As the review I linked says, it is pretty impressive.
Warhunt wrote:
EDIT: Wait. It just dawned on me. Roll on Xmas so I can get some sleep! (insert generic 'LOL')
Now that was quick! Just about to post the reply ... but hastily edited it now haha and yes, Hobbit movie is a good thing.
EDIT: Wait. It just dawned on me. Roll on Xmas so I can get some sleep! (insert generic 'LOL')
Now that was quick! Just about to post the reply ... but hastily edited it now haha and yes, Hobbit movie is a good thing.
You thought i was trying to correct you then? (As opposed to ignoring your play on words? :D ) Makes sense I guess.
Still... Hobbit movie. Good.
What was the lower case thing about?
EDIT: Wait. It just dawned on me. Roll on Xmas so I can get some sleep! (insert generic 'LOL')
Still... Hobbit movie. Good.
What was the lower case thing about?
EDIT: Wait. It just dawned on me. Roll on Xmas so I can get some sleep! (insert generic 'LOL')
Unfinished, therefore untold ... as yet!
DL wrote:
Exactly as I intended WH ... untold tales ... is it better written now all in lower case, was that the confusion?
What confusion? I linked the wiki page for the book. Not sure whats going on 0_o
From what I had read about the film in previews/teasers, there are parts pulled from Unfinished Tales.
I've seen the movie now by the way. They stretch out a few bits, and fill out with some Radagest scenes.
Review that most matches my opinion can be found here . About halfway down his blog post.
Exactly as I intended WH ... untold tales ... is it better written now all in lower case, was that the confusion?
What confusion? I linked the wiki page for the book. Not sure whats going on 0_o
From what I had read about the film in previews/teasers, there are parts pulled from Unfinished Tales.
I've seen the movie now by the way. They stretch out a few bits, and fill out with some Radagest scenes.
Review that most matches my opinion can be found here . About halfway down his blog post.
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