UP can be seen this weekend; Empire Studio 12 Guilford

-- "UP is Pixar's Latest Triumph" in Vancouver 24 hours on May 29, 2009

Guilford is an actual place, but Connecticut is nowhere near Surrey, British Columbia. The writer meant Guildford. The movie's title is written as UP in the headline, as UP in the image above, but as Up both times mentioned in the article. Also, some 24 hours articles have movie titles italicized, while others (such as this one) don't. Why is that?

Catch this this flick; Empire Studio 12 Guilford

-- "My Life In Ruins (New In Theatres)" in Vancouver 24 hours on June 5, 2009

Last week's misspelling of Guilford is still hanging 'round, and this time it's accompanied by an extra word.

New in theathres; Catch this this flick; Empire Studio 12 Guilford

-- "The Proposal (New in theatres)" in Vancouver 24 hours on June 19, 2009

Why can't 24 hours get this incredibly simple Friday feature correct? The this this and Guilford errors are still there, and this time the feature also includes a horribly mistreated theatres.

Empire Studio 12 Guilford

-- "Movie Listings" in Vancouver 24 hours on July 17, 2009

Again and again and again, 24 hours misspells Guildford.

Catch this this flick; Empire Studio 12 Guilford

-- "Imagine That (New In Theatres)" in Vancouver 24 hours on June 12, 2009

They're using the exact same error-riddled text as last Friday, when the movie being promoted was My Life In Ruins. Let's see if it's there again this coming Friday. I wonder what movie will be the victim this coming Friday.