How many showings of "Paul" at your local cinema?

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• darkjedimaster Posts: 18,621

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  13/02/11 - 04:46 #2

  billlythekid wrote: »

  I ask because at mine there are only 2 showings
  it is bound to be a popular film because of valentines day why can't they show the 3D films and 2D versions like Gnomio and Juliet on the same screen one after the other making room for more screenings for films like Paul
  http://www.myvue.com/cinemas/allfilms_alltimes.asp?SessionID=&cn=1&ci=42&ln=1&sd=2011-02-14&sw=0&st=&rg=&fc=

  
  
  My local Vue (Norwich) are showing 4 daily screenings of Paul next week. Except for Wed as there are 5 showings on that day.

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• jaimesw Posts: 1,608

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  13/02/11 - 06:57 #3

  Mon 14 Feb
  14:00 16:40 19:00 21:40
  
  Tue 15 Feb
  14:00 16:40 19:00 20:40 21:40
  
  Wed 16 Feb
  14:00 16:40 19:00 20:40 21:40
  
  Thu 17 Feb
  14:00 16:40 19:00 20:40 21:40
  
  
  However the official release date isn't until next Friday, could be why your cinema doesn't have many screenings this week.

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• Inkblot Posts: 26,889

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  13/02/11 - 08:55 #4

  Westfield Vue is showing Paul seven times tomorrow: 10.45, 13.10, 16.10, 18.00, 18.50, 20.45, 21.30.

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• lozzerbozzer Posts: 5,026

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  13/02/11 - 09:38 #5

  Manchester Odeon has seven screenings every day

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• billlythekid Posts: 5,080

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  13/02/11 - 13:52 #6

  Hmm it is most probably down to it actually coming out on Friday then. Did find it a bit odd for a film to come out on a Monday.

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• Motthus Posts: 7,280

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  13/02/11 - 14:04 #7

  I think Paul is released on a Monday as it's Valentines Day and the studio must think that they can appeal to the single male market!

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 6,138

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  13/02/11 - 14:13 #8

  just out of interest, is Paul part of that Shaun of the Dead/Hot Fuzz series of films?

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• Virgil Tracy Posts: 26,806

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  13/02/11 - 14:15 #9

  lil lexie wrote: »

  just out of interest, is Paul part of that Shaun of the Dead/Hot Fuzz series of films?

  
  stars simon pegg and nick frost yeah , but different director .

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 6,138

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  13/02/11 - 14:17 #10

  Virgil Tracy wrote: »

  stars simon pegg and nick frost yeah , but different director .

  
  ah, ok. I know the director of SOTD and HF said he planned a trilogy of films and he said the next one would be a sci-fi. I assumed this was the final part of that trilogy but maybe not.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 1,445

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  13/02/11 - 14:30 #11

  No. This is not the final part of the trilogy. Thats 'The Worlds End'.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 4,895

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  13/02/11 - 14:41 #12

  Its written by Simon Pegg and Nick Frost but different director. Pegg said after Star Trek 2 there going to begin work on the Shaun of the Dead/Hot Fuzz part 3

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• You_mo Posts: 11,334

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  13/02/11 - 14:44 #13

  For the gnomes film they should give out special 2D glasses with both lens the same rather than a separate hall!

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• essexpete Posts: 9,207

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  14/02/11 - 10:51 #14

  Only 1 showing in Southend

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• fmradiotuner1 Posts: 20,492

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  14/02/11 - 11:15 #15

  This is my one
  
  Flicks One and Two
  129 Pier Avenue
  Clacton-on-Sea
  CO15 1NJ
  
  Programmes from February 11, 2011 for 7 days
  
  Yogi Bear U
  Daily 5.30pm
  Sat/Sun 1.30pm
  
  The King's Speech 12A
  Daily 8.00pm
  
  Gnomeo and Juliet U
  Daily 6.00pm
  Sat/Sun 2.00pm
  
  Black Swan 15
  Daily 8.15pm
  
  Saturday morning cinema
  Gnomeo and Juliet U
  10.30am (Doors open at 10.00am)
  
  So it seems there are none.

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• stud u like Posts: 42,100

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  14/02/11 - 11:25 #16

  We have the Kings Speech and Black Swan.

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• Tremse Posts: 864

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  14/02/11 - 11:36 #17

  5 screenings a day starting today:
  2.30, 4.45, 7.00, 8.25 & 9.20 pm
  
  Off to see it later...

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• jaimesw Posts: 1,608

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  14/02/11 - 17:29 #18

  Watched it earlier.
  
  Absolutely hilarious.
  
  Film of the year so far.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 6,442

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  14/02/11 - 17:58 #19

  Like most of the others here, it is 5 shows a day, which seems to be the most they show on the week days, at our local cinema. Well for films that are not potentially huge blockbusters anyway.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 1,486

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  14/02/11 - 18:40 #20

  There's five showings a day at my local cinema.

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• essexpete Posts: 9,207

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  14/02/11 - 20:45 #21

  Pretty funny,7/10

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