Ok, really obvious question, but when a movie says, "NFT" it's referring to the two vouchers I was given yesterday?

NO FAT TRANNIES

yeh it means they're going to be c***s about you trying to use a free-ticket voucher. Which is bollocks, because there have been times in the past when I've earned that f***ing voucher!! Once I got one for Pacific Fair after doing a bunch of work, drove all the way down there, and they wouldn't let me use it, they wanted me to pay for the ticket anyway... I didn't go in at all. And I don't think the guy who gave it to me got some free promo ones, they were like gift certificates - he probably bought them!



last edited by Idol at 12:05:27 26/Dec/07

Nah, you can use vouchers, you just can't use like free passes you get from the paper or whatever...

Movie vouchers aren't free tickets (as someone paid for them) the "Here have a free pass to see "specifric movie"" are, if I recall correctly

It is kinda stupid, because they sell them as these amazing gifts that you can use to see a movie for free, but then they limit it so you can only use them to see the s*** films.

Its thins like Buy-1-Get-1-Free vouchers, or complimentary passes. If its an actual moviecash voucher or whatever they f*** they call them, its fine. When all else fails call ahead and ask for a manager and check with them.

and I think it stops people with that 'gold coin donation' thing from getting in for free too.