Suffragette

[Suzie1]

Hi everyone. I would like some help re free preview for Suffragette. One of the given codes, says you need to be logged onto Twitter. I am logged in but it The message still appears. I do not understand fully how Twitter works Thank you.

[cookiemonster]

Sorry to jump in without answering your question, but I have another one! The first code says American Express cards will be required, however for the last code in the thread you didn't need to enter anything to do with American Express but it still seems to be an American Express screening. Will we not be allowed in without a card?

[alythonian]

Sorry to jump in without answering your question, but I have another one! The first code says American Express cards will be required, however for the last code in the thread you didn't need to enter anything to do with American Express but it still seems to be an American Express screening. Will we not be allowed in without a card?

Last Amex screening in Edinburgh they let in all Amex card holders 1st. No idea about other cities.

[cookiemonster]

Thanks for the info, I'm still trying to decide if I should go or put my ticket back in the pot!

Suzie - the Twitter one didn't work for me either.

[KM&M]

No mention of Amex cards at tonight's screening at Ipswich.

Usual tech hi-jinks with the satellite feed for red carpet footage

Around 90% full and really enjoyed the film, picked up and became more compelling before the end even before U twigged who Emily really was.

[newdot]

Screen was usually too dark to see the actors faces
Meryl should not have been on poster as on screen for less than a minute. Highlight was watching bonham Carter on red carpet. Thought she might kill an autograph leecher.

4/10

[Valdez2032]

Enjoy isn't really the appropriate word to use for the film. It was a compelling film and the performances especially Carey Mulligan were excellent

[McG]

First preview at the new Cineworld at Silverburn, Glasgow and cinema was only about 25% full!
Maybe folk don't know where it is or too far south for the usual cinema folk or maybe too late . . .who knows? The cinema is wonderful . . .how all cinemas should be. . .comfortable seats, plenty of leg room and well tiered so no matter who was seated in front everyone has a perfect view.
I found the film to be very good focussing on one young working woman who grows to the idea of being a Suffragette. Acting was very good by all concerned. Loved the use of real footage at the end. Was gobsmacked at the list of years when other countries gave woman the vote . . .1971 for Switzerland! Almost unbelievable!
Marks 8/10

[The Sparrow]

Suffragette London Film Festival Premiere Delayed by Protesters.

http://deadline.com/2015/10/suffragette ... 201568993/

[stuartboy]

Poor Georgie!