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Matilda and Oliver Wren at the ODEON Newbridge, county Kildare

Stop that!

This morning.

Ian Collins writes:

On Monday, ALL eleven ODEON cinemas nationwide (Dublin, Waterford, Cavan, Limerick, Laois & Kildare) will welcome guests back to enjoy films in the best possible way – on the big screen.

The wellbeing of ODEON guests and those that work in ODEON is a top priority and all the sites will be fully Covid compliant with strict social distancing protocols in place including Limiting the number of seats for sale for each film (max 50 seats) and staggering show times to reduce queues.

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Enjoy movies?

Understand Irish?

Nicole Osborne writes:

ODEON Cinemas will screen some film favourites ‘as gaeilge’ all year round in all eleven ODEON cinemas nationwide (Dublin (Blanchardstown, Charlestown, Coolock, Point Square, Stillorgan), Cavan, Limerick, Naas, Newbridge, Portlaoise and Waterford).

In celebration of Seachatin na Gaeilge ODEON Cinemas will be screening; ‘Spongebob Squarepants: Spongeout of Water’, ‘Song of the Sea’, ‘The Breadwinner’ and ‘The Secret of Kells’.

Paul Wren, Commercial Manager of ODEON Cinemas says,

“We are very proud to support and celebrate the Irish language. We hope families and schools (Irish speaking and non-Irish speaking) will enjoy our list of films we have selected, some also created by Irish film producers”. So if any schools would like to request a morning school screening with us please get in touch to book”.

To book a special screening of one of ODEON’s films in Irish then please contact; Paul Wren, Commercial Manager – irelandevents@odeonuk.com

As Gaeilge…

Nioiclín Osbórn á scriobh:

Beidh na scannáin ar siúil i bpictiúrlann ODEON ar fud na tíre i gcomhair na bliana. ( Baile Átha Cliath; Baile Bhlainséir, Baile Shéarais, An Chulóig, Sráidbhaile an Íosta,Stigh Lorgan) (An Cabhán, Luimneach, An Nás, Droichead Nua, Port Laoise agus Port Láirge)

Chun ceiliúradh a dhéanamh ar Sheachtain na Gaeilge, beidh ODEON ag taispeáint: ‘Spongebob Squarepants; Sponge Out of Water’, ‘Song of the Sea’, ‘The Breadwinner’ agus ‘The Secret of Kells’.

Deir Bainisteoir Tráchtála ODEON, Paul Wren:

‘Táimid thar a bheith bródúil tacaíocht agus ceiliúradh a dhéanamh ar an nGaeilge. Tá súil againn go mbainfidh teaghlaigh agus scoileanna (Béarla agus Gaelscoil) sult as an liosta scannáin atá roghnaithe againn. Má tá suim ag aon scoil léiriú scoile a chuir in áireamh, tar i dteagmháil linn.

Chun léiriú príobháideach do scannáin ODEON as Gaeilge a chuir in áirithe, is féidir teagmháil a dhéanamh le: Paul Wren, Bainisteoir Tráchtála –  irelandevents@odeonuk.com

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The awards season is upon us.

Isn’t it time you caught up on all those MOVIES?

A whole lot of tickets to buy.

Unless

Nicole Fraser writes:

Awards Season has begun, and things are already heating up after this year’s Golden Globes, the SAG awards and the Critic’s Choice Awards.

There is no better place than ODEON to sit back, relax and catch all the award-winning moments with ODEON Limitless this Awards season.

ODEON’s Limitless allows movie lovers, to see all the films they want as often as they like for a monthly fee.

In addition , ODEON Limitless members also enjoy 10% off selected food and drink (including ODEON’s famous butter popcorn) and exclusive member preview screenings.

To celebrate we have two pairs of FREE tickets to see the award-winning and nominated film selection at any ODEON of your choosing.

Just tell us the worst Oscar Best Film winner you have ever seen and why.

Lines Must close at 6am.

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The votes are in.

Yesterday, with a pair of ODEON tickets on offer, we asked you to name your favorite Xmas movie released this century and why.

You answered in your tens,

But there could be only one winner

Third Place:

Polar Express (2004)

Liam Deliverance writes:

It’s probably a difficult genre to pull off, Christmas means a lot of different things to different people. I’d imagine that to make a new Christmas movie set in modern times must be harder still with all the consumerism and other stresses and pressures.

Polar Express was written in 1985 by Chris Van Allsburg, it might make a nice present for some young man or lady? A simple plot full of magic, adventure and visuals and well executed by director Robert Zemeckis with Tom Hanks playing the train conductor. Not a perfect film but it does manage to capture some of the spirit of Christmas….

Runner Up:

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005)

Daisy Chainsaw writes:

The redemption of RDJ, and a career best from Val Kilmer…

Winner:

In Bruges (2008)

Rosette of Sirius writes:

It only mentions Christmas a few times but it capture the darkness melancholy that so many people experience at this time of the year. But there’s also the morality behind the story that like all great Christmas stories proves nobody is beyond saving. Redemption for them all? No. But hope… just a little.

Thanks all.

Yesterday: Escape To A Darkened Room

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Yes.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year!

But freakishly hectic.

Time for a movie?

Nicole Osborne at ODEON cinemas writes:

Escape the madness at ODEON (Blanchardstown, Charlestown, Coolock, Point Square, Stillorgan, Cavan, Limerick, Naas, Newbridge, Portlaoise and Waterford) and sit back, relax and enjoy the movies of the season. Including:

Last Christmas (Out now) It’s been a while since a Christmas Romcom has hit the big screen. So for fans of classics like ‘Love Actually’ and ‘The Holiday’ ‘Last Christmas’ will not disappoint.

Frozen 2 (Out Now) ;Six years after the release of the original Disney phenomenon ‘Frozen’ we ar on a new adventure to find the origin of Elsa’s magical powers with a few new hits songs along the way.

Charlies Angels (November 29) A new generation of angels are hitting ODEON’s screens with a continuation of the ‘Charlies Angels’ film series directed by Elizabeth Banks

Jumanji: The Next Level (December 11th) Following 2017’s ‘Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle’ we are re-introduced to Spencer, Bethany, Fridge and Martha as they return to Jumanji to save Spencer from the dangers within the game.

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (December 19th) A year after the events of ‘The Last Jedi’, what’s left of the Resistance face the evil of The First Order again.

Cats (December 20th) Based on the hit stage musical of the same name by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Tom Hooper director of Les Misérables introduces the screen adaption of ‘Cats’.

Round up the troops and spend some quality time together while enjoying some of the best films this winter.

We have a PAIR (Two!) of tickets to visit any ODEON cinema this festive season to WIN  in a Xmas celluloid giveaway.

To enter, just tell us  your favourite Christmas movie released this century and why.

Lines MUST close at 10.30pm 2am!

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This Halloween.

Why not catch some ‘frightfully’ good new releases at ODEON Cinemas?

Nicole Osborne writes:

This Halloween sit back with the family and enjoy some spooky movies, including…‘Maleficent: Mistress of Evil’, the sequel to the 2014 hit Disney film starring Angelina Jolie, Michelle Pfeiffer, Elle Fanning and Northern Irish actress Jenn Murray.

And ‘Joker’ starring Jaoquin Phoenix who has already been tipped for an Oscar for his performance

ODEON Cinemas has an array of family offers available in all eleven ODEON Cinemas nationwide (Dublin (Blanchardstown, Charlestown, Coolock, Point Square, Stillorgan), Cavan, Limerick, Naas, Newbridge, Portlaoise and Waterford).

Offers include, Grown Ups Pay Kids’ Prices with any family ticket (2 adults and 2 children or 1 adult and 3 children) and for the older kids in the family ODEON has its teen ticket price, which means the whole family is covered….

We have a PAIR (yes two) of FREE tickets to see any Halloween pic at an ODEON cinema.

To enter, just tell us YOUR scariest cinema experience?

Lines must close at 6.06pm 9pm 11pm.

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Can’t get a ticket?

Relax.

Nicole Osborne writes:

ODEON will screen the All Ireland GAA Football Final this Sunday, September 1 in three of their Dublin based cinemas (Stillorgan, Coolock and Charlestown).

The pre-match coverage will start at 3pm with the throw in between Dublin and Kerry starting at 3.30pm.

Entry is FREE and seats will be allocated on a first come first serve basis.

If you’re not heading to Croke Park then ODEON in Stillorgan, Coolock and Charlestown is the best place to see if the Dubs make it 5-in-a-row.

FIGHT!

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‘sup?

It’s back.

Rarr.

Nicole Osborne writes:

This week ODEON cinemas nationwide welcome an old Disney classic back onto the big screen.

The Lion King will return on July 19th in a new photorealistic computer animated form.

ODEON cinemas have brilliant family ticket deals available in all eleven ODEON cinemas nationwide (Dublin (Blanchardstown, Charlestown, Coolock, Point Square, Stillorgan), Cavan, Limerick, Naas, Newbridge, Portlaoise and Waterford).

ODEON’s offers include, Grown Ups Pay Kids’ Prices with the family ticket (2 adults and 2 children or 1 adult and 3 children*) and for the older kids in the family ODEON has its teen ticket price, which means the whole family is covered!

We have ONE (yes – we’re not made of tickets!) family pass for your pack to see The Lion King at the ODEON near you.

To enter, just complete this sentence:

‘The most personally memorable scene in The Lion King is_____________________________’

Lines MUST close at 6.15pm EXTENDED until Midnight!

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Above from left Janelle Mukiza, Zane Blount Ronan, Jamie Green, Anais Bakala  and Kyle Moloney

Stop that.

This afternoon.

ODEON Charleston, Dublin 2

Cosplaying tykes dressed as this summer’s biggest movie characters as ODEON Cinemas launch their summer season of family films.

To wit:

ODEON Cinemas have brilliant family ticket deals available in all eleven ODEON cinemas nationwide (Dublin (Blanchardstown, Charlestown, Coolock, Point Square, Stillorgan), Cavan, Limerick, Naas, Newbridge, Portlaoise and Waterford).

ODEON’s offers include, Grown Ups Pay Kids’ Prices with the family ticket (2 adults and 2 children or 1 adult and 3 children*) and for the older kids in the family ODEON has its teen ticket price, which means the whole family is covered!

We have ONE family pass to give away to a Broadsheet reader!

To enter, Just name the movie characters in the photo above (from left) AND list their Summer 2019 releases.

Lines MUST close with first correct entry.

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Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland

Dancing?

You asking?

I’m asking.

I’m dancing.

Nicole Osborne writes:

On May 21 at 6.30pm ODEON Cinemas and Pigsback.com will present Dirty Dancing (1987) the cult classic that captivated cinema audiences just over 30 years ago!

For just €15 for a ticket (including popcorn, a drink and tub of ice cream), fans will be able to relive the classic performances from Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey at participating ODEON Cinemas.

Tickets [at link below] are limited and can be used at Blanchardstown, Coolock, Stillorgan, Point Square, Charlestown, Naas, Newbridge, Castleroy, Waterford.

We have a PAIR (yes, two) tickets to giveaway to a Broadsheet reader.

To enter, just complete this sentence:

“The most memorable scene in Dirty Dancing is…………..’

Lines MUST close at 2.45pm EXTENDED until 5.15pm MIDNIGHT!

Dirty Dancing tickets here

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