FrightFest

I see it bonus to get a goodie bag, plus the bag comes in very useful ; I have used the Kill list one for work ever since getting it.

Snap. Any and the lanyard too.

TheDukeAbides wrote:I'm still unsure who each cinema reacts these days to people bringing in their own stuff - but I assume it is more relaxed that a single screening.

I believe Cineworld reserve the right not to let you in if you've brought food from outside. However, they don't have any problem with people bringing in mobile phones and texting their way through the movie like gurgling dumbasses.

streetrw wrote:

TheDukeAbides wrote:I'm still unsure who each cinema reacts these days to people bringing in their own stuff - but I assume it is more relaxed that a single screening.

I believe Cineworld reserve the right not to let you in if you've brought food from outside. However, they don't have any problem with people bringing in mobile phones and texting their way through the movie like gurgling dumbasses.

I think the sentence you quoted from me is one of the poorest I've written in my life - typing to fast and always getting my who/how confused along with my that/than.

But come now, Cineworld have a very nice 'please turn off your phones' trailer before their screenings, surely no human will disobey them?

They also insist there is 'time to grab a coke' 1 minute before the film - unless they are talking about a line I've never seen a confectionary stand in any cinema move that fast - which is why I'm seldom in them.

I always thought there was some sort of health & safety thing with the fest that u were allowed to take in ur own food & drink due to the amount of time spent in the cinema. I personally have never had an issue taking in Chinese in a box, biscuits etc...

streetrw wrote: I believe Cineworld reserve the right not to let you in if you've brought food from outside. However, they don't have any problem with people bringing in mobile phones and texting their way through the movie like gurgling dumbasses.

Cineworld have never stopped me bringing my own food and drink but theres a difference between a bottle of pop and a bag of sweets or bringing in a whopper meal from Burger King. Either that or the staff aren't bothered. Always seem pretty relaxed about it and only ever had a bag check once in 15 months of going there.

TheDukeAbides wrote:
But come now, Cineworld have a very nice 'please turn off your phones' trailer before their screenings, surely no human will disobey them?

Maybe i'm lucky but pretty much everything i've seen at CW people have behaved and not created a nuisance but i also tend to give films a few days or weeks after release until every man and his dog has had the chance to see it and that 10am screening on Sunday morning is my own.

They never said anything when I bought Costa Coffee inside... but what can say when their own coffee machines were broke for entire month? :P

I'd be surprised if they did

This year's bag is looking good

Indeed.

I like it very much.
It looks very sturdy and cool.

My only concern is what the non-film-savvy general public around Leicester Square may think, when they see hordes of us lugging around bags with the word "sinister" embossed on it. hock:

Might as well wear a top hat, a cloak, and a gladstone bag with "Jack T.Ripper" on the side ... :mrgreen:

Wulfster wrote:Might as well wear a top hat, a cloak, and a gladstone bag with "Jack T.Ripper" on the side ... :mrgreen:

Not a bad idea for next year's goodie bag.

Wulfster wrote:I like it very much.
It looks very sturdy and cool.

My only concern is what the non-film-savvy general public around Leicester Square may think, when they see hordes of us lugging around bags with the word "sinister" embossed on it. hock:

Might as well wear a top hat, a cloak, and a gladstone bag with "Jack T.Ripper" on the side ... :mrgreen:

Not as omnious as last years 'Kill List' bag with the cult symbol on it. Living out of that bag since last August naturally introduced me to some funny looks...especially traveling to and from Thailand...