Free Preview Tickets!The Official UK Website has
free movie tickets for the April 27th screening in select theaters. Simply print out this flyer and exchange it for free screening tickets at select UK cinemas. This is a limited event, and the offer is only good at listed participating cinemas. Tickets are strictly available on a first come, first served basis.
SCREENINGS WILL TAKE PLACE IN THESE CITIES ON APRIL 27TH 2005:
BATH
ODEON 6.00 - 6.30PM
BIRMINGHAM, BROAD ST.
UGC 6.00 - 6.30PM
CLYDEBANKUCI 6.30 - 7.00PM
EXETERPICTUREHOUSE 6.00 - 6.30PM
HULLUGC 6.00 - 6.30PM
LEEDSSHOWCASE 6.30 - 7.00PM
LEICESTERODEON 6.30 - 7.00PM
LIVERPOOL
SHOWCASE 6.30 - 7.00PM
LONDON, WHITELEY’S
UCI 6.30 - 7.00PM
LOUGHBOROUGHMANCHESTERFILMWORKS 6.30 - 7.00PM
NORWICH
UCI 6.30 - 7.00PM
OXFORD
PHOENIX 6.00 - 6.30PM
SHEFFIELD
UGC 6.00 - 6.30PM
SOUTHAMPTONUGC 6.00 - 6.30PM
David Learner reviews movieDavid Learner (TV Marvin) has
reviewed the film in a rather positive light.
A few more reviewsHere are a few more reviews that may or may not have been posted here already... (There's getting to be so many of them that I occasionally lose track...)
TiscaliChannel 4Andy Beaumontimdb (Fair warning: There is a lot of unfriendliness going on in the imdb message boards.)
Another reviewEmma Kennedy has
reviewed the movie. It isn't a good review, but it isn't bad, etither.
The Duke on BBCJenz Kjellberg (aka The Duke of Dunstable), owner of the
Douglas Adams Continuum is going to be interviewed by BBC. Further details will be provided as they arrive.
Update: The Duke was interviewed via telephone, and it is likely going to play tomorrow morning between 6AM and 9AM (UK time) on the BBC Radio 5 Live (909 and 693 AM) morning show, simply called
Breakfast. For those of us outside of the UK, we can listen to their broadcast on their website, and it should be archived for about a week.
Lots of videos availableHHGTTGOnline.com has a very popular "Trailers" page, which has grown to include far more than just trailers. There are 4 regular trailers, an iPod trailer, a TV commercial, the whale scene, and 6 featurettes, each with a different topic, ranging from Jim Henson Productions' work with the Vogons to Humma Kavula to the universe itself.
Watch some videos
Excellent review of the movieMatt Adcock has written a review of the movie, though it isn't clear whether he's basing the review on a screening or simply guessing based on the trailers, etc. However, it's still a decent review, and worth a read if you're interested.
