Raylenth

Mine have updated to show the new dates, but they did say everyones would still be valid.

Basically no. They said they will still be honoured though so I'm hoping they have a plan in place for when they are scanned and possibly come up invalid due to the date. Interestingly the entry tickets have updated to show the new dates, but my DP hasn't. I was assuming it's the same for everyone though, or that it was because my DP guest hasn't reconfirmed. It may be that the photo/dp's will update between now and then if SM tell Eventbrite to update them, but that's a guess.

Depending on how many tickets you had bought for guests and if you can remember them all, all I can suggest is, if you haven't done it already, logging into your Eventbrite account and seeing what tickets are left and try and work out if anything else is missing.

Sir Alan John!

In the past you have been able to pick you DP's up on other days so that should be fine, as for picking up your son's, possibly not, but I'd say you need to email and ask them that. I know it's been discussed in the past and it might be possible if your son emails to give them permission to give it to you, but again, you need to contact SM to ask that directly

She hasn't been reconfirmed yet

Yes she has been reannounced

As far as I'm aware Nick hasn't reconfirmed yet.

Not yet, no.

Chaos Walking. Not the best film ever and the plot had a lot of holes in it and some of the plot points didn't make a whole lot of sense but it was OK and not as bad as I thought it would be. Not something I'm going to be too fussed about watching again but it was OK.

I think with the send in, even in the past, when it's been fine, it's been fine, when there's a problem it's generally been not the best.

The Current War: Not a whole lot to say about this film, it was good and an interesting watch but nothing terribly special. Whiskey Tango Foxtrot: I wouldn't usually watch a war film as they aren't my thing but it's got Martin Freeman in it. I've had this a while and have finally watched it and enjoyed it. It's an interesting record of what it was like to be in Afghanistan in the early years if the war.

Yes

Yes.