Film Club. Up In The Air. Cineworld Dublin. Friday Jan 29th (19:30)

Galvasean · 27-01-2010 3:14pm

Pter wrote: »

Me plus friend are going. Are we going for seats together or just anywhere?

I don't really think seats together is a viable option. I mean, not taht we really need to, since the golden rule is no talking.

marwelie · 27-01-2010 3:16pm

Just so I know, the last time I was in Cineworld, a disabled customer was able to get free admission for their "carer" (hate that term). Is that still the position, and if so, who wants to be my carer for the evening (Boys need not apply

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Baggly · 27-01-2010 3:35pm

Galvasean wrote: »

I don't really think seats together is a viable option. I mean, not taht we really need to, since the golden rule is no talking.

Thats what i figured.

Coolers.

Kane-N-Nite · 27-01-2010 4:03pm

marwelie wrote: »

Just so I know, the last time I was in Cineworld, a disabled customer was able to get free admission for their "carer" (hate that term). Is that still the position, and if so, who wants to be my carer for the evening (Boys need not apply )

I'm not 100%, but Im pretty sure this is still the position.

IvySlayer · 27-01-2010 7:20pm

Galvasean wrote: »

I don't really think seats together is a viable option. I mean, not taht we really need to, since the golden rule is no talking.

Still, I'd like to sit beside someone I know. Well not a complete stranger. I mean I could be sitting beside anyone....I mean

You know what I mean :mad: I think we'd all like to sit together :P

marwelie wrote: »

Just so I know, the last time I was in Cineworld, a disabled customer was able to get free admission for their "carer" (hate that term). Is that still the position, and if so, who wants to be my carer for the evening (Boys need not apply )

*clicks fingers* Drat!

Valmont · 27-01-2010 8:43pm

As long as I'm not sitting behind a tall person I don't mind where it is.

Galvasean · 28-01-2010 1:33am

Was thinking about spots for after the film. The Church and T.P. Smyths both look a good bet. Any preferences?

marwelie · 28-01-2010 12:15pm

As long as theres a level entrance and a wheelchair accessible toilet I'm happy.

The Woolshed has both and its right next door just in case

The Black Oil · 28-01-2010 1:14pm

Do you need to fix the link in your sig, marwelie?

I know very little about this film, heard one or two reviews, but I've not seen any trailers or ads.

marwelie · 28-01-2010 3:02pm

The Black Oil wrote: »

Do you need to fix the link in your sig, marwelie?

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My sig works fine on my home computer, not showing on my work one though

I'll investigate the matter and report back. Any techies know why its not working? Using imageshack to host the image.

Galvasean · 28-01-2010 4:25pm

I suggested the Woolshed before, but they have an over 21s policy and I don't think everyone coming is over 21.

marwelie · 28-01-2010 4:36pm

Shame, the last time I saw 21 was on the back of a bus!

Valmont · 29-01-2010 2:19am

What about the bar in the cinema?

IvySlayer · 29-01-2010 3:17am

Valmont wrote: »

What about the bar in the cinema?

I've seen it, looks nice.

flutterberry · 29-01-2010 1:10pm

hey ive been looking for a film club to go to. would love to attend this, is anybody able to turn up? dunno if i can make it tonight but hopefully there will be future meetings

Galvasean · 29-01-2010 1:24pm

flutterberry wrote: »

hey ive been looking for a film club to go to. would love to attend this, is anybody able to turn up?

From what I've gathered there should be at least 12 people coming.

Are you allowed hang around in the Cineworld bar after your movie? If so, i suppose we could do that.

flutterberry · 29-01-2010 1:37pm

yea i think you can hang out there might be good as it would be quiet enough to chat about the movie etc so meeting there at half 6 is it? how will the group be recognisable?

Galvasean · 29-01-2010 1:48pm

flutterberry wrote: »

yea i think you can hang out there might be good as it would be quiet enough to chat about the movie etc so meeting there at half 6 is it? how will the group be recognisable?

I'll be there from six. Keep an eye out for a guy sitting at a table with this on it:

(motivational borders not included)

I look like this:

(I suppose Ill wear that jumper for convenience)

flutterberry · 29-01-2010 2:28pm

lovin the dinosaurs! doesnt look like im gonna be able to make it pity now when will the next film club be? hope everybody enjoys the movie

Galvasean · 29-01-2010 2:37pm

flutterberry wrote: »

lovin the dinosaurs! doesnt look like im gonna be able to make it pity now when will the next film club be? hope everybody enjoys the movie

It will probably be around this time next month. Might make it bi-weekly if there's enough demand.

IvySlayer · 29-01-2010 2:45pm

I am absolutely shattered right now. And cranky. But no more work til Monday. And a good film to look forward to.

Edit: Meeting in the bar? Buy my ticket on my own then?

Hate being alone. Anyone else meeting downstairs so we all walk up together?

MORE EDIT: Sorrrted

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marwelie · 29-01-2010 3:51pm

Galvasean wrote: »

I'll be there from six. Keep an eye out for a guy sitting at a table with this on it:

(motivational borders not included)

I look like this:

(I suppose Ill wear that jumper for convenience)

Cant see either of your pictures for some reason but I know what the dinosaur looks like. If you see someone in a wheelchair with a black hoodie on that says "You say Grumpy like its a bad thing" it'll be me. Hope to be there just after six myself

flutterberry · 29-01-2010 4:22pm

bi weekly would be good cos mid week would prob suit me better also it would be good to see some alternative movies in the irish film institute or whatever but still love a bit of cheesiness also!

johnny_ultimate · 29-01-2010 5:03pm

Should be there from around 6.30, although not sure if that will be with someone in toe just yet.

Galvasean · 29-01-2010 5:05pm

flutterberry wrote: »

bi weekly would be good cos mid week would prob suit me better also it would be good to see some alternative movies in the irish film institute or whatever but still love a bit of cheesiness also!

Maybe two meetings a month - one mainstream, one non mainstream?

We shall discuss it tonight I'm sure.

Kane-N-Nite · 29-01-2010 5:36pm

Galvasean wrote: »

Maybe two meetings a month - one mainstream, one non mainstream?

We shall discuss it tonight I'm sure.

The film has been moved from screen 6/7 to screen 14. Same times.

Valmont · 29-01-2010 5:48pm

ahhhhh crap, I have to go into work at 6. Not happy about this at all. Enjoy the film, I'll have to watch Stephen King's IT when I get home.:(

The Black Oil · 29-01-2010 5:52pm

Heading for the train in the next few minutes.

ShagNastii · 29-01-2010 5:59pm

I shall hope to make an appearence. Had a hectic week on the beer and with my liver begging for mercy, I can see no better way to round off the week than a visit to the debut of the boards.ie film club. Saw the film already and it is more than good enough to merit a second viewing.

On a lighter note:

I see it now us pledging allegiance to the film club and Galvasean.

Galvasean:Repeat after me: I...

Boardies: I...

Galvasean: ...your name...

Boardies: ...your name...

Galvasean: [to himself] Shmucks.
[continues aloud]

Galvasean: ...do pledge allegiance...

Boardies: ...do pledge allegiance...

Galvasean: ...to Galvasean...

Boardies: ...to Glaswegian...

Galvasean: That's *Galvasean*!

Boardies: That's Galvasean!

Galvasean: ...and to the evil...

Boardies: ...and to the evil...

Galvasean: ...for which he stands.

Boardies: ...for which he stands.

Galvasean: Now go do... that voodoo... that YOU do... SOOOO WELLLLLL!

[People throw popcorn and drinks to the sky in joy and run off to see Up in the air]

Ahhhh well as I said its been a long week and it was funny in my head

LOL Anyone who doesn't get the reference isn't welcome tonight

I kid I kid

Galvasean · 30-01-2010 1:31am

Thanks to everyone who showed up. Good movie.
I'll post more tomorrow when I'm less sleepy.

Film Club. Up In The Air. Cineworld Dublin. Friday Jan 29th (19:30)

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