Not looking good guys...especially since Odeon is the UK's biggest cinema chain.

madcowre wrote:


Not looking good guys...especially since Odeon is the UK's biggest cinema chain.

How retarded.

We've just been informed that there will be no midnight shows of 'The Dark Knight Rises' at the request of Warner. This is because the film is opening as a day-and-date release with the US. The first permitted shows are midnight on Fri 20th July in the US, which because of the time zone makes that about 5am here. We won't be doing 5am shows, but hope to have booking available soon

https://www.facebook.com/UKScottCinemas

I have a sneaking suspicion that Warner Bros. will announce a pre-screening for diehards on Thursday at 7:00 pm or 9:00 pm. If this is the case, I'm going to be really fucking pissed off since I'll be getting my Navy Pier IMAX midnight tickets the moment they open (this Monday).

eisentower30 wrote:I have a sneaking suspicion that Warner Bros. will announce a pre-screening for diehards on Thursday at 7:00 pm or 9:00 pm. If this is the case, I'm going to be really fucking pissed off since I'll be getting my Navy Pier IMAX midnight tickets the moment they open (this Monday).

I doubt it, if they've just cut UK midnight screenings. They're been strict about being on time.

kb200x wrote:We've just been informed that there will be no midnight shows of 'The Dark Knight Rises' at the request of Warner. This is because the film is opening as a day-and-date release with the US. The first permitted shows are midnight on Fri 20th July in the US, which because of the time zone makes that about 5am here. We won't be doing 5am shows, but hope to have booking available soon

https://www.facebook.com/UKScottCinemas

Basically what I said. So it's first screening of the 20th then.

Off-topic (though TDKR-related) To those who saw Prometheus... was I the only one who immediately

madcowre wrote:


Not looking good guys...especially since Odeon is the UK's biggest cinema chain.

This is awful news.

Wow, that really sucks for all you in the UK.

Sorry to be a little behind on this, but what does that mean?