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Present This Pass at Participating Cinemas to Receive Two Complimentary Tickets for a Session of the Film

Twentieth Century Fox Film Distributors is pleased to present you with a double in-season pass to Present this pass at participating cinemas to receive two complimentary tickets for a session of the film. ADMIT TWO Terms & Conditions: 1. Valid Monday, Wednesday, Thursday all day. Valid Friday, Saturday & Sunday prior to 5.00pm. 2. Not valid on Tuesday. Not valid on public holidays. 3. Not redeemable for cash. 4. Valid for the above film only, from 1 December 2016 until the end of the film’s season. 5. Valid even for films on the NO FREE TICKET list. 6. Valid at HOYTS Cinemas, EVENT Cinemas, Greater Union, Birch, Carroll & Coyle, Village Cinemas, Reading Cinemas Grand Cinemas, Ace Cinemas & Orana Cinemas; Selected Palace Cinemas & Dendy Cinemas only. 7. Not valid at all Independent Cinemas – Regional WA locations excluded. 8. Not valid at EVENT Cinemas Gold Class and Vmax, Greater Union + Birch Carroll & Coyle Cinemas Gold Class and Vmax, not valid at Village Cinemas Gold Class and Vmax, Not valid for Reading Cinemas Gold Lounge, Titan XC sessions. Not valid at HOYTS LUX, Xtremescreen, HOYTS IMAX®, or Bean Bag Cinema. Not valid at Dendy Premium or Lounge Cinemas. Not valid at Ace Cinegold Lounge. Not valid at Grand Gold Lounge and Grand CinemaX. Not valid at Luna Palace cinemas. This ticket can only be redeemed at the cinema box office & is subject to screening availability. 9. 3D Glasses not included. Check Session times for details. WE TAKE PIRACY SERIOUSLY AND SO SHOULD YOU! Because piracy adversely affects our businesses, measures must be taken to help prevent unauthorized recording of all films. Therefore, by attending this screening, you agree not to bring any recording device into the theatre. If you attempt to enter with a recording device, you will be denied admission. If you attempt to use a recording device, you consent to your immediate removal from the theatre and forfeiture of the device. Unauthorised recording will be reported to law enforcement and may subject you to criminal and civil liability .

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