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Secret Cinema anyone else going?

but seriously what is the deal with it being more expensive than the most ripoff Odeon? isn't it meant to be an alternative or am i missing the point? i would imagine there wont't be as good a projector/soudn system as in an odeon. maybe there is a show as well.
 
It's meant to be in wicked/cool/crazy locations but the one I went to had a shit 40's film about love with Audrey Hepburn and (forgotton his name) I'm sure it's a cult film but I was thinking about leaving and a few people did.

It was a fiver when it started!! :eek::(

There was a bit of a variety act type thing, and they obviously spent a lot of mpney on that, but you don't really need to.

S**** had the right idea last year with their cinema idea in squats.:)
 
i might like old films like that but i would watch them somewhere like the Curzon Mayfair, that is a very cool old art deco venue but it already happens to be a cinema too! so you don't have to pay the £5 extra.
 
sod paying £13.50 to watch a film in the Dulwich College school hall.

(that's my guess, i reckon the Picture Gallery is too small)
 
Only 6 quid in Brizzle, and possibly in a zoo! London gets a raw deal, fook that then!
 
I cant afford to pay £13.50 to watch a bleeding film! me n the boyf go to the cinema with bogof tickets. For the same price we both get to watch a film and have our own popcorn combo thingy! Much better x x
 
i might like old films like that but i would watch them somewhere like the Curzon Mayfair, that is a very cool old art deco venue but it already happens to be a cinema too! so you don't have to pay the £5 extra.

I quite fancy going there. :)

I cant afford to pay £13.50 to watch a bleeding film! me n the boyf go to the cinema with bogof tickets. For the same price we both get to watch a film and have our own popcorn combo thingy! Much better x x

I guess we'll see where it is, I've got gig tickets for thursday that I was gonna cancel if this had of been decent. I won't bother for £13.50!! :eek: :D I might kick myself later though....
 
£13.50 is shocking!!!

That's pricey, I'm used to paying 9-11 quid for cinema these days but that's for decent screens etc. £13.50 for this is a rip...wonder if this was the plan all along, get people interested via a bit of viral marketing then hike up the price once you've found your audience to make a profit?
 
true - did you say it's future shorts people? You see they use to do Rock and roll cinema which was free... then future shorts which was a fiver...

I do reckon it venue hire
 
Yeh same people as future shorts, (my mate's OH actually works for them I saw her at the Royal Academy one) the venue's needn't cost as much as they're charging. They don't have to do them in expensive venues, they choose to.
 
Yeh same people as future shorts, (my mate's OH actually works for them I saw her at the Royal Academy one) the venue's needn't cost as much as they're charging. They don't have to do them in expensive venues, they choose to.


I imagine there must be lots of cheaper places to go to!
 
Tbh, that's only round the corner from me... but don't really want to fork out £13.50 when I've got no idea what the film will be. The last one was shit! :D
 
And in Dulwich, too. I think maybe I'll go another time.

West Dulwich is a) beautiful b) only 12 mins from Victoria and c) 5 mins walk from my house.

Out of interest, why the italics? You can get a train to North Dulwich or Tulse Hill from London Bridge and walk. Not hard to get to from BG at all.
 
I think it's a really good idea, but possibly not working as well as it could yet.
Fuck paying £13.5 for an unknown film.
I think that's one of their main problems. They haven't built up enough of a reputation yet to start charging higher prices than a normal cinema (which people are already irritated by). People need to know what they're paying for, and when they don't know the film (which, given the format, I think works) they need to know what else they'll be getting.

In my opinon they should have kept it fairly low key and underground, built up a strong base of committed fans, people who this sort of thing really appeals to, and maybe then thought about going bigger.
 
West Dulwich is a) beautiful b) only 12 mins from Victoria and c) 5 mins walk from my house.

Out of interest, why the italics? You can get a train to North Dulwich or Tulse Hill from London Bridge and walk. Not hard to get to from BG at all.

Because, when you live fairly centrally, you get a bit spoilt and dislike having to get a bus and a train and then walk a fair distance too.
 
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