This weeks cinema code is another for The Proposal, see last weeks post for more information and a trailer to feast your eyes upon. I have to admit, this film does look rather funny and I am tempted to go and see it. As you can too, just enter this code at SeeFilmFirst.com and select your cinema, you know the drill. Anyway, heres the codes...
I am going to keep it short and sweet today, as the weather outside is beautiful. Time to get a pre-tan for holidays.
This week's codes are:
The Proposal, a lovey dovey rom com feauting Sandra Bullock...
Heres the trailer
And that all important code:
661153
There is also a new code for Bruno today, which is a film you should all see, very funny comedy from the maker of Ali G and Borat.
The code is
796077
Remember, get to SeeFilmFirst, enter the code, and you can choose from any list of the cinemas available, just select the amount of tickets you would like and you can go...for free!!
Ok, so the only post I could make yesterday was this, so to make up for the lack of free cinema codes I will post it today, along with the blog update, which will be coming later this afternoon.
For those of you that are regulars to this site, you know that Tuesday is film day, well as I was unable to post it yesterday, today I have 3 film codes for you to feast your eyes upon.
Firstly, is Public Enemies, to save all the ranting about the film, check the trailer out below:
Heres the code:
703112
The second film code for today is for Bruno, which looks extremely funny, check it out
The all important codes for you are:
237334 and 533441
Finally, the last free film code to use at SeeFilmFirst is for My Sisters Keeper, see the trailer below for more information:
And that all important code:
397568
Remember, all you have to do with these codes is enter them at SeeFilmFirst, check which cinema near you has advanced screenings available, then just select how many tickets you want, simple as that. But remember to act fast as these codes go faster than Jenson Button in a jetplane (which would probably be no faster than anyone in a jetplane but what the hell, you know what I mean)
P.S. Sorry for not posting this yesterday, I have tried to compensate by giving you 3 codes instead of one. Enjoy =)
Its the end of the mini family break, now back to keeping you guys updated with ways to save money.
As its Tuesday its time for a free cinema code with SeeFilmFirst, this weeks film is Sunshine Cleaning, which is a film about two sisters setting up a crime clean up business, I would go on a bit more about it but just watch the trailer and see for yourself...
SeeFilmFirst is a website allowing anyone to see a film at certain cinemas first, and most of all, for free!!
All you need to do is enter a certain code into the box and it lists all places where you can see the film for free. I believe this opportunity to be even better than the 2 for 1 Orange Wednesdays, because this is free!! Although, this is based on a first come, first serve basis.
So, to keep you guys up to date with any latest cinema codes, I will be listing a new one each week for your viewing pleasure. The advanced screening is available at many major cinemas throughout the UK. Just enter the code, select the number of tickets you want. As far as I know, only two tickets per person are available. So you must be quick, these advanced screenings fill up fast!!
To kick off this excellent website, this weeks screening is The Hangover. Get the code below:
You've all seen the recent adverts showing off Orange Wednesdays, and for students this offer is as good as they get. I have no idea how much moeny I have saved through Orange Wednesdays but it is a fair amount.
Basically, if you/friend/family have an Orange mobile phone then just text FILM to 241 and you will recieve a code which you must say when getting your cinema tickets.
This offer is very much aimed towards students, as once in a while, we dont want a hardcore night out and prefer a relaxing night watching the latest movie! This deal is perfect for that situation, getting you into the cinema for half price.
And it is not just available in certain cinemas, it is available in all Odeon, Vue and other major cinemas throughout the country. All for the cost of a text message (usually 35 pence). So, what are you waiting for, get in on the deal and text FILM to 241 on a Wednesday to earn yourself a huge saving.
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