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by **Lazer** » Sat Oct 14, 06 10:07 am

i've just bought a years subscription to cineworld with 1 of those unlimited pass things, along with my gf. so over the course of 1 year i intend to go see most films that come out, cept shite like 'The Queen'. last night i saw 'The Departed' (quality cast, DiCaprio good as always but Nicholson stole the fucking show), and tonight its 'The Devil Wears Prada' to keep the missus sweet.

I recommend these passes to everyone who likes films. Way i see it, it will save me shitloads on buying dvds and curb my addiction to buying em.

Do they have these in america?

by **Bob** » Sat Oct 14, 06 12:05 pm

I'd love to buy an all year pass.

Shame I don't have the income or free time to support it.

by **Chococat** » Sat Oct 14, 06 1:11 pm

How much does an all year pass cost? I didn't even know they existed.. lol

Even with my student discount I still have to pay like £4 summat to see a cruddy film :cry:

by **C:Enter:£££** » Sat Oct 14, 06 1:41 pm

DVDRips are your friends no matter what US television tells you!

by **Lazer** » Sat Oct 14, 06 5:47 pm

Chococat wrote:How much does an all year pass cost? I didn't even know they existed.. lol

Even with my student discount I still have to pay like £4 summat to see a cruddy film

you can pay 10.99 a month for 12 months or just pay the full whack of 131.88 for the year. i took the annual plan (couldnt be arsed setting up direct debit), gf did the monthly plan which is more hassle.

by **clyzm** » Sat Oct 14, 06 9:27 pm

Lazer wrote:i've just bought a years subscription to cineworld with 1 of those unlimited pass things, along with my gf. so over the course of 1 year i intend to go see most films that come out, cept shite like 'The Queen'. last night i saw 'The Departed' (quality cast, DiCaprio good as always but Nicholson stole the fucking show), and tonight its 'The Devil Wears Prada' to keep the missus sweet.

I recommend these passes to everyone who likes films. Way i see it, it will save me shitloads on buying dvds and curb my addiction to buying em.

Do they have these in america?

Why yes, yes we do.
We're not primitive apes like you think we are.

by **C:Enter:£££** » Sat Oct 14, 06 9:41 pm

You still make houses from wood so that's enough for me

by **clyzm** » Sat Oct 14, 06 9:43 pm

Yeah, yeah we do. Also we get all of our meat from the roaming buffalo (which is still not extinct) and the deer, and we grow crops, ALL OF US GROW CROPS.

The Departed kinda sucked though, but then again, any film with that artsy fartsy boy Leonardo sucks automatically.

by **C:Enter:£££** » Sat Oct 14, 06 9:53 pm

Derek wrote:but then again, any film with that artsy fartsy boy Leonardo sucks automatically.

by **Wasted** » Sat Oct 14, 06 9:54 pm

Derek wrote:Yeah, yeah we do. Also we get all of our meat from the roaming buffalo (which is still not extinct) and the deer, and we grow crops, ALL OF US GROW CROPS.

We were talking about things that make the USA look a bit stupid, not modern ways all over the world.

by **clyzm** » Sat Oct 14, 06 10:10 pm

Wasted wrote:
Derek wrote:Yeah, yeah we do. Also we get all of our meat from the roaming buffalo (which is still not extinct) and the deer, and we grow crops, ALL OF US GROW CROPS.

We were talking about things that make the USA look a bit stupid, not modern ways all over the world.

But of course, our 98% inability to read is no match for the great kingdom of the English!

by **C:Enter:£££** » Sat Oct 14, 06 10:16 pm

Damn right!

by **Krieg** » Sat Oct 14, 06 10:39 pm

Vive Le Pay-Bais

by **Zantinzuken** » Sun Oct 15, 06 3:22 pm

Chococat wrote:How much does an all year pass cost? I didn't even know they existed.. lol

Even with my student discount I still have to pay like £4 summat to see a cruddy film

It's nearly 11€ just to see a shite film, so count yourself lucky!

by **Bob** » Sun Oct 15, 06 5:08 pm

£6 odd quid for me usually.

by **Lazer** » Sun Oct 15, 06 10:02 pm

Went to see 'The Devil Wears Prada' tonight (its free from now on so why not) mainly for the missus. First hour is watchable, then gets boring. I suppose if you are a girl, or like to hang out with mainly girls (as many on here would lead me to believe) you will probably like it.

Bring on 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning' midweek.

by **clyzm** » Sun Oct 15, 06 10:13 pm

Lazer wrote:Went to see 'The Devil Wears Prada' tonight (its free from now on so why not) mainly for the missus. First hour is watchable, then gets boring. I suppose if you are a girl, or like to hang out with mainly girls (as many on here would lead me to believe) you will probably like it.

Bring on 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning' midweek.

The last sentence is the first righteous thing you've ever said.

by **Spiderbot01** » Sun Oct 15, 06 10:19 pm

lol come on dearie, how many horror prequels have ever been good? The Remake of TTCSM was an exception to the rule of remakes as it is...

by **Lazer** » Sun Oct 15, 06 10:31 pm

the remake was nowhere near as good as the original, get a grip. i agree on the horror prequels being shit though.

by **clyzm** » Sun Oct 15, 06 10:40 pm

No, this one is gonna be good, I can feel it.

by **James** » Sun Oct 15, 06 11:15 pm

Devils Rejects is amazing.

by **Conceited** » Sun Oct 15, 06 11:52 pm

I can't wait for Zombie to bring out the 'Halloween' remake. Mega.

by **C:Enter:£££** » Mon Oct 16, 06 2:06 am

In the words of Rob, "yeah!" LMAO
I hope he puts his wife in it!

by **Lazer** » Mon Oct 23, 06 9:22 pm

Last week i went and watched Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning. It was practically a carbon copy of the other one. I am a fan of horror movies but tbh, this one was pretty shit.

The second film i saw this week was The Grudge 2, which is not as good as the first. Still ok for a couple of scares but you know what is coming everytime, it was too predictable.

Next up - Saw III

by **clyzm** » Mon Oct 23, 06 9:32 pm

Lazer wrote:Last week i went and watched Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning. It was practically a carbon copy of the other one. I am a fan of horror movies but tbh, this one was pretty shit.

The second film i saw this week was The Grudge 2, which is not as good as the first. Still ok for a couple of scares but you know what is coming everytime, it was too predictable.

Next up - Saw III

I heard SAW III is gonna be the shiznit.

by **Snakey** » Mon Oct 23, 06 10:36 pm

It's been too long since I've gone to see a film at the cinema. I might go this week, any recommendations?

by **C:Enter:£££** » Mon Oct 23, 06 10:58 pm

I thought the Saw3 advert was a piss take or something, when he says remember these numbers and it sounds like he's going to say 2/3 and it turns into like 10 and I started laughing. Turns out it wasn't a comedy

by **Snakey** » Mon Oct 23, 06 11:12 pm

Saw 3 isn't a comedy!? Who'd have thought?

by **C:Enter:£££** » Mon Oct 23, 06 11:46 pm

No, I thought the advert was a pisstake. Twat.

by **Mastakilla** » Tue Oct 24, 06 12:02 am

I actually found Saw very laughable.

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