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First 100 to register get a FREE double pass to "The Square" movie *Must be a Cinebuzz member

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First 100 to register get a FREE double pass to "The Square" movie *Must be a Cinebuzz member
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fashionista78 on 11/07/2008 - 09:16 greaterunion.com.au (830 clicks)

Register for free tickets to The Square

All you need to do is register for your preferred cinema, and the first 100 people will be emailed two tickets on Friday 18th July.

Screenings will be held on Wednesday 23rd July at 6.45pm

Then, once you’ve seen the film let others know what you think of it by leaving your comments on The Square page of our website.

Opening to rave reviews at The Sydney Film Festival, The Square is guaranteed to shock, thrill and entertain you! It tells the story of two neighbours, Ray and Carla who are having an affair and their desperate actions to protect their secret when blackmail notes start arriving…..Some things can’t be buried!

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  • yingtzee on 11/07/2008 - 09:55

    Bleh..VIC missed out…~

  • thanratt on 11/07/2008 - 10:03

    Alternative link https://www.greaterunion.com.au/cinebuzz/join.asp?memberID=4…
    I couldn't get the page up that was originally linked.

    How do you know you missed out Ying?

  • Oink on 11/07/2008 - 13:46

    It let me enter the comp. anyways, I guess I'll have to wait and see, thanks!

  • yingtzee on 11/07/2008 - 16:32

    Well, i got to the page. It says: Please select the cinema where you would like to see THE SQUARE.
    There's only NSW, QLD, SA and WA. No VIC!!!~ Not fair!!~ >_<

  • Kuric on 11/07/2008 - 22:22

    To all the Victorian residents, be glad you don't have to get suckered in to waste your time with this mediocre directed and acted Australian film.
    It seems that Greater Union can't get the numbers in, so they give away tickets in hopes that they can make up for it in popcorn and drink sales.

  • kristo on 12/07/2008 - 00:28

    actually, Kuric — the film makers routinely use these free screenings as a way to market (primarily Australian or independent), as they would otherwise struggle to get them out to audiences, with the tiny distribution budgets they survive on. the biggest part of the cost of film-making these days is the post-production / distribution / marketing where the artists make back a small amount of the royalties to live on and to fund their next work.
    I haven't seen this film, but there's bound to be a cinema full of willing patrons ready to watch it, and some of them might get something out of the experience, no matter how you thought it was — either way, people will tell all their friends what they thought, good or bad.

    the cinema chains (such as Village/Hoyts/GU/Palace) offer their facilities at a reduced rate for these screenings, because they're not paying for showing the film but, as you say, they get something back from their candy bar customers (personally I refuse to partake of their junk food price gouging).

    for those people interested in this kind of event — you should look into a membership with AFI or other film organisations, where your annual fee will give you discounted tickets at every cinema session and ongoing free screenings.

  • ssjh on 18/07/2008 - 12:17

    has anyone got tickets yet?

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