We have free tickets for you to see the film in selected Showcase Cinemas for a week starting 12th May
ABOUT THE FILM: Max 2: White House Hero (PG)
Duty calls again, and our hero dog Max returns to action in "Max 2: White House Hero." His new assignment brings him to Washington, D.C. to serve on the U.S. president's Secret Service detail. When a foreign leader arrives with his precocious daughter Alex (Francesca Capaldi), tensions arise between both countries. First Son TJ (Zane Austin), along with Max and Alex, uncover a dangerous plot that puts both kids and both nations in jeopardy. This highly-sensitive mission will push Max’s specialized skills, intelligence and loyalty to the test.
Vouchers valid for all shows from 12th May for one week at these SHOWCASE locations:
Newham, Derby, Walsall, Dudley, Manchester, Liverpool, Teeside, Bristol, Glasgow, Paisley
Latest comments (23)
gordo1964
11 May 17#23
Looks like an early 'Oscar' contender.
Caldwell4ya
11 May 17#22
Thanks.
Retro89
11 May 17#21
Has this guy in.
Lochlyn Munro. If you have seen any movie made for TV (Hallmark stuff etc) he's usually in it lol.
Just skimmed through the movie on a website that i use and kids under 10 will probably like it, anyone above that age though will be bored.
sylv
10 May 17#19
Okaaaay... Having seen the trailer, I can say I'm not interested.
But heat added all the same. It might be to somebody's taste.
amour3k to sylv
10 May 17#20
Fair enough?, hehehe.
But as per rkl's comment 16 above, free is free I guess?. :-)
If it's ..... hahahahaha, then I've blatantly lost nothing, lool.
thebaron69
10 May 17#18
I think this film will end up on channel 5, i've seen the trailer and it looks crap.I've been sent a ticket for 4 people but i'm not gonna inflict this on my family.
rkl
10 May 17#16
I don't recognise any of the actors in this movie and it's only got 5.5/10 on IMDB, but it's free tickets :-)
Strangely, despite this only having a limited US cinema release a week ago (the UK has a full release 2 weeks before the US though), it's already appeared on nefarious areas of the Net as Blu Ray 720p and 1080p rips!
wiggywig to rkl
10 May 171#17
The first film is a bit more serious film about the dog, Max, who was a dog that teamed up with soldiers in Iraq. This sequel seems a more silly "Disney channel-esque" feel to it.
None in my area either but heat added! And great for anyone that can go :smiley:
rafee to Tiddly_fiddly
10 May 17#12
Same here. Nothing close to either :disappointed:
urinthematrix
10 May 171#8
guys, need some help
'..Voucher use is valid only for film, screening times and seat availability stated above...' - only the date is mentioned in the terms& condition, so does this mean I can turn up anytime at the specified date?
Thanks
rafee to urinthematrix
10 May 171#11
Yep, turn up to one of those cinemas on any day between 12 - 19 May
zeridian
10 May 17#5
Does anyone have a link to the showtimes for this movie on 12th please, because is not showing on the showcase website ?
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ABOUT THE FILM: Max 2: White House Hero (PG)
Duty calls again, and our hero dog Max returns to action in "Max 2: White House Hero." His new assignment brings him to Washington, D.C. to serve on the U.S. president's Secret Service detail. When a foreign leader arrives with his precocious daughter Alex (Francesca Capaldi), tensions arise between both countries. First Son TJ (Zane Austin), along with Max and Alex, uncover a dangerous plot that puts both kids and both nations in jeopardy. This highly-sensitive mission will push Max’s specialized skills, intelligence and loyalty to the test.
Vouchers valid for all shows from 12th May for one week at these SHOWCASE locations:
Newham, Derby, Walsall, Dudley, Manchester, Liverpool, Teeside, Bristol, Glasgow, Paisley
Latest comments (23)
Lochlyn Munro. If you have seen any movie made for TV (Hallmark stuff etc) he's usually in it lol.
Just skimmed through the movie on a website that i use and kids under 10 will probably like it, anyone above that age though will be bored.
But heat added all the same. It might be to somebody's taste.
But as per rkl's comment 16 above, free is free I guess?. :-)
If it's ..... hahahahaha, then I've blatantly lost nothing, lool.
Strangely, despite this only having a limited US cinema release a week ago (the UK has a full release 2 weeks before the US though), it's already appeared on nefarious areas of the Net as Blu Ray 720p and 1080p rips!
'..Voucher use is valid only for film, screening times and seat availability stated above...' - only the date is mentioned in the terms& condition, so does this mean I can turn up anytime at the specified date?
Thanks
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