A friend can't get this to work in K-M. I've tried it too and with JS on you still get a blank page when you click on the opening page. Stuck from then on. Does it need IE with ActiveX or some trendy stuff to run. I have Flash.

Hello Polo,
You mean with the blank page, the page with the image only?
If so, I got the same and no links to anywhere. Looks like a dead end.

But when I load this page in IE I get the same result.
Do you get something different in IE then?

I also looked at the source of the "blank" page. Looks like java is involved here. But my knowledge is not good enough to figure out what it should do.

Hope this helps a bit

Yes I get the same as you - dead end. Haven't tried IE, that's why I asked. Weird!

No problem with IE6 or Opera 6.05.

Hello Andrew,
What do you mean with no problem.
Do you have links on the second page or do you also see only an image and no where to go to?
I see the same behaviour in KM as in IE 6.026

Yes,there are 5 Links-Register,Films,Cinemas,Behind The Screens and Book Now,and I am able to navigate through them,for example, under Films the 1st film is 40 Days and 40 Nights,(,just mentioned that so that you will know that I am not just making it up).

I will do some experimenting with KM and if I come up with anything, I will post my findings.

Another case of overdone website. Whatever happened to K.I.S.S.? Opera has no problem with it. I don't know which is worse, the amateurs whanging up big bloaties with MSOffice, or the professionals who have to Impress The Hell Out Of people with more money than brains. >:p (rant rant)
Me an' my K-Meleon just tippy-toe away and play elsewhere... LOL

Odeon has, so far as I can remember, the 5 link buttons in boxes off-screen, which move in towards their final positions onscreen using IE-only javascript to make the navbar visible.

I seem to remember they also have a windows-only splash screen, using something weird (flash? activeX?), so if you bookmark anything, don't bookmark the front page.

Probably not worth bothering with a site as bad as this: their phone service is even worse, and you might be better off going to a local cinema (or at least, looking up film-times on cefax and paying at the door)

I did email odeon, but they're quite happy to lose the 20-25% of customers with alternative browsers, so what can I say?

I look up film times on the web, but the Odeon site is slow [when using IE] or blank [when using most other browsers]. To find the times for my local cinema involves searching through many screens.

I find Scoot much easier to use [and it does all the local cinemas]

Yeah http://www.teletext.co.uk/bigscreen is good too as well individual cinema companies (www.uci-cinemas.co.uk, etc). Sometimes you may want a certain cinema and screen even as it's got the latest super sound system for the next blockbuster..This uses Mirago: http://cgi.www.oview.co.uk/cgi-bin/www.oview.co.uk/mirago.pl