Apr
01

This time I would like to recommend you an unusual festival that will take place in Budapest on 24th April, 2009. "Mozifanatikusok éjszakája", organized for the second time after a huge success last year, is a once-in-a-year opportunity for those who are interested in taking part in a movie-marathon. Sponsored by Pallace Cinemas, movie fans will have the chance to watch as many movies as they can during a 24-hour period: from 6MP on 24th until 6AM on 25th April. Although the price of the ticket to enter the cinema is 1990 HUF, you only have to pay for it once and then you can watch unlimited number of movies. ( However, pay attention to the fact, that this year you can watch movies only in that cinema where you buy your ticket. Tickets are sold from April 1.)
In 2009, 5 cinemas decided to participate in "Mozifanatikusok Éjszakája", four of those are in Budapest, the ones that can be found in Mammut shopping center, Westend City Center, Lurdy Ház, and Duna Pláza, while the fifth one is Palace Cinema in Nyíregyháza.
A website to the event has already been created and can be found at: www.mozifanatikusok.hu.
However, it is certainly not ready yet, as no information can be found about the festival - not even the date of it or which cinemas will participate- but only a countdown: you can see how many seconds are left until the big night. As "Mozifanatikusok Éjszakája" will be in three weeks and the tickets are already being sold, I wish they provided a bit more information than that, for example it would be useful to see the list of movies that will be shown, so the ones who are as crazy about movies and going to the cinema as I am could plan ahead.
Anyone planning to attend the event? I think it's a great chance to see the films that are currently on schedule as well as the ones you have missed in the past few months, as older successes will be back on screen again.
In 2009, 5 cinemas decided to participate in "Mozifanatikusok Éjszakája", four of those are in Budapest, the ones that can be found in Mammut shopping center, Westend City Center, Lurdy Ház, and Duna Pláza, while the fifth one is Palace Cinema in Nyíregyháza.
A website to the event has already been created and can be found at: www.mozifanatikusok.hu.
However, it is certainly not ready yet, as no information can be found about the festival - not even the date of it or which cinemas will participate- but only a countdown: you can see how many seconds are left until the big night. As "Mozifanatikusok Éjszakája" will be in three weeks and the tickets are already being sold, I wish they provided a bit more information than that, for example it would be useful to see the list of movies that will be shown, so the ones who are as crazy about movies and going to the cinema as I am could plan ahead.
Anyone planning to attend the event? I think it's a great chance to see the films that are currently on schedule as well as the ones you have missed in the past few months, as older successes will be back on screen again.
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