Stian

I got up early today to get my hands on some tickets for the London show at 09:00, and placed my order just as the tickets became available on Ticketmaster, but it seems like all they had were seats on level 4. I was hoping for some better tickets. I'll keep trying throughout the day, maybe something better will show up.

QUOTE (Jean Simmons @ Nov 24 2010, 06:26 PM)Yes there will be shedloads left. Presales only include a few good tickets, which soon go, to force people to panic buy the lesser tickets. I hope this helps. Yup, thanks a lot.

Hey guys, I tried getting hold of three tickets for the London show, but I was a little late, and the only seats I could get were far in the back and pretty high up. Does anyone know if all the tickets for the show were made available for the pre-sale, or only a few of them? If all were made available then that would mean that the show is pretty much sold out already. If they held some tickets back for the regular release then I can hopefully get some nice seats on friday, when the regular sale starts. Also, rush.com links to both ticketmaster.co.uk and seetickets.com, while the mail with the info about the pre-sale had a link to ticketline.co.uk. Does anyone know if all these provide the same tickets for the show? I've never bought tickets for a concert in England before, and I hope somebody on this board can help me out. Thanks!

I'll be sure to check their new album out. I love the Storyteller's Night album and Vigilante, which are the only ones of their's I have. What other albums by them are worth getting? Saw them live a couple of years ago, fantastic show. Would love to see them again some time.

This is a great movie. Very dry, very british and very funny. It's got lots of great, quotable moments, like: "We've gone on holiday by mistake" and "As a kid I used to weep in butcher shops" Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys british comedy!

I think this is the best of PT Andersons films. The brilliant directing, along with the amazing cast of great actors portraying great characters makes this one a winner. Haven't seen Sydney, though. Would anyone who've seen it recommend it to someone who's enjoyed all of PT's other flicks?

QUOTE (mortkort @ Apr 17 2007, 03:37 AM)Anyone who saw it? I watched it not so long ago, I liked it alot, Peter Krause is da man! Awesome mini-series! I think it's out on DVD now, definitely worth owning.