May 2011 Screening

Sunday 15 May 2011

May's highlight was The King's Speech. Eagerly awaited by those who didn't catch the film on first release, and even attended by those who had seen the film before! The King's Speech was fantastic.

The afternoon showing was Walt Disney's Tangled; rightly trailed as a return to form by Disney, and rivaling Pixar for comedy and great production.

Scrooby Community Cinema held £19.96 before the screenings.

18 people attended Tangled in the afternoon and 20 people paid for The King's Speech in the evening. At £4.00 per ticket, entries totaled £152.00.

Refreshments made £13.70, and £8 was donated.

The film licences cost a total of £193.00.

So after the screenings Scrooby Community Cinema holds 66p.

Afternoon Screening

Walt Disney's Tangled (PG)

Please arrive from 1:30pm, showing starts at 2:00pm. £4 on the door.

Walt Disney's twist on the Rapunzal tale.

Not yet available for home viewing.

Evening Screening

The King's Speech (15)

Please arrive from 7:30pm, showing starts at 8pm. £4 on the door.

Starring Colin Firth and Helena Bonham-Carter.

Based on the true story of King George VI, The King's Speech follows the Royal Monarch's quest to find his voice.

12 Academy Award Nominations

Winner of 7 BAFTA Awards

"The best ensemble cast in the best picture of the year" - New York Observer

See you on the 15th, and please remember to spread the word about Scrooby Community Cinema!

film@scrooby.net

Scrooby Community Cinema shows films in Scrooby Village Hall on the third Sunday of every month. We are a not-for-profit village group. Entry charges pay for the film license (c£79 per screening) or go towards future films. Entry charges will be kept as low as possible. For more details, contact Graham Robbins (07720 509 683), James Arrowsmith (07818 450 741), or Ed Marshall (07831 201 570).