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madness
07-Feb-14, 15:38
Hi, I'm looking for two places to see War Horse at Thurso cinema on either the 27th of Feb or 13th of march. I phoned to get on the cancellation list but apparently they don't have one for the second screening... Thanks. I really wanted to see this and didn't realise it would sell out so quick. :(
Kodiak
08-Feb-14, 12:37
Just go and buy the DVD or Blu-Ray as not only will it be less expensive you will be able to watch it as often as you like. If you buy it from Amazon the DVD will only cost you £3.00.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/War-Horse-DVD-Jeremy-Irvine/dp/B004NBY2GU/ref=sr_1_1?s=dvd&ie=UTF8&qid=1391859527&sr=1-1&keywords=the+war+horse
johnny north
08-Feb-14, 13:01
Just go and buy the DVD or Blu-Ray as not only will it be less expensive you will be able to watch it as often as you like. If you buy it from Amazon the DVD will only cost you £3.00.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/War-Horse-DVD-Jeremy-Irvine/dp/B004NBY2GU/ref=sr_1_1?s=dvd&ie=UTF8&qid=1391859527&sr=1-1&keywords=the+war+horse

I think that it's the National Theatre Live's production of War Horse that's being shown at the cinema, not the movie
Kodiak
08-Feb-14, 13:28
I think that it's the National Theatre Live's production of War Horse that's being shown at the cinema, not the movie

You could be correct, if so why did the OP state :-

I phoned to get on the cancellation list but apparently they don't have one for the second screening...

Notice the Word Screening. as far far as I know you can not Screen a Live Show. So it is understandable why I believed it was the Movie they wanted to see.

Mind you it still would be a lot less expensive to buy the DVD.
badger
08-Feb-14, 18:44
You could be correct, if so why did the OP state :-

I phoned to get on the cancellation list but apparently they don't have one for the second screening...

Notice the Word Screening. as far far as I know you can not Screen a Live Show. So it is understandable why I believed it was the Movie they wanted to see.

Mind you it still would be a lot less expensive to buy the DVD.

Surely you know that Thurso cinema, like others all around the world, screens live shows all the time now? National Theatre, Covent Garden, etc. - these are not films, they are live screenings of plays, opera, ballet. See http://thursocinema.co.uk/ . Increasingly popular which is why so many are sold out in advance.