The Vue are giving away a free ticket to Gulliver's Travels for every ticket bought.

Click here for your free ticket voucher to Gulliver's Travels

• Discount: A free movie ticket

• Code: There's no code, but you must print out the voucher

• Conditions: Buy any two tickets to the same screening of Gulliver's Travels and receive the lower priced ticket for free.

• Minimum Spend: One movie ticket

• Expires: 20^th February 2011

I've not seen Gulliver's Travels yet, but with Jack Black at the head, I'm guessing it'll be a fun movie, and ideal for children – although a Singaporean reviewer claims the movie caters for "drooling imbeciles"... not a great starting point at all! I suspect it's no classic, but for Jack Black fans will probably provide a few laughs and with a free ticket, a cheap night out.

Never the less, if it's a movie you want to see you can find your local Vue cinema on the Vue website or by calling on 08712240240. You can also choose to see the move in 2D or 3D, the voucher is valid for both.

Present the voucher at the till and you'll receive your extra ticket free.

Thanks to Finnz at HUKD

This printable Odeon voucher will give you 40% off  Odeon cinema tickets.

• Click HERE to print off Odeon vouchers

Usually you can only use these vouchers once, but not this time! You can print off as many vouchers as you like and use them between Friday 3 September and 14 October 2010.

Yup, you could go to the movies every single day between Friday and the 14 October and get 40% every single time if you wanted to!

There are a couple of exclusions, but really they're no big deal (well I don't think so anyway) - you can't use a voucher to go and see the advanced screenings of Despicable Me on 9 and 10 October, you can't use them in conjuction with Orange Wednesdays, Premiere Cub Film Fan Tuesdays or family tickets...but everything else is fair game!

If your child has a birthday coming up and they want to take a little gaggle of friends to the movies, this is an ace way to save some cash and win parental brownie points at the same time.

My teenagers want to go and see The Sorcerer's Apprentice, and I must confess so do I, and whilst it's fun taking them to see movies you actually want to see too it's not as cheap as it used to be when it was one adult ticket and two kids - so hurrah for vouchers like this!

I've seen a couple of movies over the last couple of weeks so here's a very quick 'Film Night' review for you: Inception - very weird, too long and not as good as The Matrix. The A-Team - AWESOME, very funny, see it!