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Hmmm.... I wonder if stopping Orange Wednesdays gives an indicator of which mobile company BT _might_ be buying then?!
EE to end Orange Wednesday cinema deal
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Of course we don't , and obviously it's about going to see the film etc , but i could then see the film anywhere through any means. I thought going to the pictures was about the experiance , picking your flavour salted or sweet etc lol .
I totally get that they can't search us , but we have been refused entry unless we disposed of those items like you say
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Boracic lint = skint
Boracic is pronounced brassic
... I think you mean cold don't you ? If so still means the same here
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You pay over £2400.00 per year for your phone contract
I have 4 sims and free international calls actually saves me a LOT of money as we would run up bills over £1k per month due to international calls.
Caporegime
No, it's a perk, not a actual part of your contract. You are getting the minutes/text/data you agreed to.
I admire your optimism.
Exactly, maybe a "nEEtflix night in" or something where you get access to Netflix for free one night a week.
Oh goody! Big screen experience with 3d and IMAX, or low bitrate streaming at home. People really prefer this nowadays?
Oh goody! Big screen experience with 3d and IMAX, or low bitrate streaming at home. People really prefer this nowadays?
Netflix is HD as long as your internet connection isn't cack. Twin it with a decent TV/monitor and sound system and I find it much more preferable to being stuck in a dark room surrounded by noisy, fidgeting randoms.
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That's all well and good if you don't mind waiting 6 months to never for it to appear on netflix.
Oh goody! Big screen experience with 3d and IMAX, or low bitrate streaming at home. People really prefer this nowadays?
Some people do...personally I do, but only now I have a nice TV setup at home. Which means I can eat what a want without being price gouged, pause for the loo, not have to deal with idiots talking during the movie.
I do still enjoy the cinema occasionally, it's fun to make a night out of with with a few friends when the movie is current. But TBH I have so many different shows on the go these days what with access to iPlayer, Netflix, Amazon Prime and TiVo. I don't have enough hours in the day to watch everything I want to watch, and when I do watch it I like to do so in the comfort of my own home at a time I dictate.
I don't miss not being going to see film the week they come out, so 6 months down the line is fine for me.
Like Soviet said, it's all HD if you have a half decent connection.
EDIT: IMAX is the only thing that draws me to actual cinemas these days.
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This.
The only time it's ever been bad is release week of a massive block buster. But generally it's the same any other day that week I'd go see it... but I'd be paying twice as much...
I've used it a couple of times but it's just not convenient for me. By the time I get out of work and made the 20 mile drive to the nearest cinema, the film is usually sold out from all the people more local to the cinema going in and buying their tickets in advance during the day. I'd probably use it more if there were a way to purchase in advance without actually having to be there in person.
As I understand it, the max bitrate of DTS-HD Master Audio on a bluray is 24.5 Mbit/s. A Netflix 1080p stream will be 3 Mbit/s or 6 Mbit/s.
Soldato
I've been going on Tuesdays to Cineworld for quite a while. £11 odd for two students is a decent price and it's usually fairly empty.