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FREE Movie Screening Thread

This thread is intendented for FREE MOVIES SCREENINGS!
Post your findings for others to benefit from it.

Please MOVIE SCREENINGS ONLY!!!
Edit by Moderator: You can find a new thread for this topic Here.


Please MOVIE SCREENINGS ONLY!!!
It says it in the first post of the thread, and it's extremely valid in a thread of this size and where a large number of people re-visit via subscription updates. In the interest of making this thread as useful as possible, please post your general issues and FAQs here, so they can be answered once, in one place, for people in the future to read first.

With this area established, only the following will generally qualify as legitimate new posts to the thread:
* Specific movie screening information
* Notice of change to previously posted movie screenings, such as "all gone in Omaha"
* Offering your screening pass or additional seat up to the thread. However, please enable Private Messages, and accept responses through that channel.
* Notice to off-topic posters to refer to the first page of the thread to find answers to their questions. Note that if there is no applicable answer posted in the Quick Summary, you should write an answer before posting this message.
(-VulcanMike)

Frequently Asked Questions



Q: How early should I get there?
A: If it starts at 7:30, get there at 7 at the latest. Usually, they start seating people in line a few minutes before the listed start time, so if you arrived at the last minute, you'll have already missed the initial dash for seats, and will be picking from the bottom of the pile. Of course, this varies by screening -- sometimes the bottom of the pile means the last few higher or lower rows and sometimes it means the very front, strain your neck seats. (-VulcanMike)

Get there at least an hour prior to showtime on the ticket, they will start letting people in 30 minutes before showtime. You want to be at the front to get the best seats in the house, provided they aren't roped off. Otherwise, they'll release those seats right at showtime, and latecomers usually get a break... (-Microdvd)

Many passes indicate that it is recommended that you arrive at least one-hour before showtime. Some passes indicate and that if you arrive late, you will not be admitted. Also, see the next Q&A for additional info on this issue. (-CountryJuneBug)

Q: How crowded are the screenings?
A: It depends on the popularity of the movie and the location. Sometimes the theatre may be only one-third or half full for the screening; this usually results from low-turn-out due to not enough public interest in the movie or inadequate promotion of the screening. Sometimes people get turned away because all the seats are full; this happens because they give out more passes than there are seats in order to try to ensure a full house. (-CountryJuneBug)

Q: Can someone please post or private message location of tonight's [xyz] screening. Thanks!!
A: If there's a screening and you signed up for it, the location should be in the pass you received by mail or e-mail. Sometimes, the location is even in the original thread posting. Perhaps the original poster forgot to include the location and it's critical for attendance at the event, but I'm not aware of this happening in the past. If you really must know, because you plan to find a partnerless person in line, please PM the poster of the screening, instead of asking in the thread. (-VulcanMike)

Q: Any screenings in [insert city here]?
A: This is the free screenings thread. You can trust that if there are any screenings in [insert city here], you'll see them posted. It's not necessary to ask -- nobody's holding anything back. (-VulcanMike)
If you really want to find screenings in your city and you never see that city listed in the entire thread, that doesn't mean there aren't screenings there. Google is your friend, do a search with "Advance Screening" & yourcity or else the movie name in quotes.
You'll find many expired screenings, plus MANY links to this thread, plus hopefully some new ones. (-Microdvd)

Q: Any screenings for [insert movie title here]?
A: This is the free screenings thread. You can trust that if there are any screenings for [insert movie title here], you'll see them posted. It's not necessary to ask -- nobody's holding anything back. (-CountryJuneBug; as modified from previous Q&A by -VulcanMike)

Q: Gone.
A: Please do not delete old screening posts and simply replace them with "Gone" if the passes are sold out or there are other issues with the screening. If we're to prevent double posts and other confusion, it would be best to keep all screening information intact and simply post "Gone" in bold below your original post. The only exception I can imagine to this is if you did, in fact, double post and are trying to reduce the clutter. (-VulcanMike)

Q: Will they check IDs?
A: Per Microdvd and anbudmor below, ID checking is rare. Given the time investment to travel to a theater, get in line early enough, and make it to the front of the line, it's worth at least considering the possiblity that you'll be turned away. A quick perusal of the thread will show that several people have been burned by this. From a invitation perspective, I also think most of us would be a bit disappointed to lose seats to people who copied passes rather than went through the trouble of signing up for them themselves. Use the "I scanned this misprinted coupon" rule on Fatwallet as your guide, or if you must discuss playing the system, start a new thread in Deal Discussion. (-VulcanMike)
Never at any of the screenings I've attended (-Microdvd)
No, statistically anyway. My ID has been checked about twice in about 100 screenings. (anbudmor)
2006 Update: Screening passes through rsvp.foxsearchlight.com are being checked against a list before they are collected, at least in Boston. (-VulcanMike)

Q: Did anyone get their passes?
A: It's tempting to ask this question, and ask it often, but it's really quite a bit of noise in the thread. If the pass comes, it comes. If it doesn't, it doesn't. They're free screenings -- the passes usually come in enough time to call a babysitter or borrow the family car and that knowledge should be sufficient enough to not have to ask. Even better, start a "Free Screening Pass Arrival" thread, and link it from this answer. (-VulcanMike)

Q: You forgot [X] in your screening post.
A: Mistakes happen. If the original poster forgot something, try a friendly Private Message first. If they don't have PM, post to the thread. If someone's already posted to the thread, your additional post is pretty pointless, especially if you're sarcastic in it. (-VulcanMike)

Q: Electra sucked.
A: First of all, that's not a question. Second of all, posts of this sort ususally degenerate into "Jennifer Garner is hot" and "You're all off topic" and "Is there another screening?!?" sorts of posts. This is not the Chicago Sun-Times, and you are not Siskel nor Ebert. If you want to talk about the movie, start another thread or get a blog. (-VulcanMike)

Q: These are contests.
A: Yes, but movie screening contests are magic contests. If a screening is taking place, the promoters of the screening generally need to fill the theater as best as possible. Therefore, if you see a screening entry listed as a contest, most of the time it will be a contest that almost everyone wins! Since almost all screenings are first-come, first-served and it isn't unusual to distribute more passes to promoters than there are seats, I suspect that calling them contests is a bit safer for many companies. Anyways, whatever you do, don't post to the thread complaining that someone posted a contest -- everyone will think you're a n00b. The only exception to this rule is when there's a contest for a "private screening for you and your friends" or other mor formal prize packages -- but don't complain about that either, unless it gets out of hand. (-VulcanMike)

Q: I can register for the MensJournal site without a problem, but when I tried to select a city for the screening, I keep getting a syntax error screen...
A: Anyone that's getting the error after registering for the pass, simply reset your IE security settings temporarily to Low. The pdf pass comes up then you can print. REMEMBER to RESET your IE security settings back to the level (High or Medium) it was before you printed the pass. (-toxiktwin)

Q: Does anyone have extra passes to [xyz]?
A: As with other questions that depend on the small chance that someone is actively reading this thread, but secretly hoarding information, it is safe to assume that people with extras will offer their extra tickets without you needing to ask. If there is a strong and ongoing need for such exchanges, start a "Screening Pass Swap/Offer" thread. (-VulcanMike)

Q: I never got a pass, but there's a screening tonight at my local theater, can I still go?
A: Many people who show up to these screenings frequently have extra passes in their possession, or may only be using one of the two admissions on the pass. Several people in the thread attend screenings this way. Simply start at the front of the line and work your way back, asking the people lined up if they have extras. Please be kind and don't pester anyone, if they ignore you or are rude, simply move on. This applies to screenings that were posted in this thread that gave the screening theater date & time. You'll occasionally see some posts as Screening Info Only too. (-Microdvd)
Many screenings are promoted/sponsored by a radio station. The radio station's representatives frequently have extra passes available upon request. Just look for the young interns hanging around outside or in the theater's lobby wearing t-shirts with a radio station's call sign.

Q: I've found a screening and I want to post it.
A: Whoa nellie!!! Thanks for the enthusiasm and spirit of returning the kind favor.
Please before you post, do a search OF THE ENTIRE THREAD before you post it, else fear the wrath of those who subscribe to this thread.
Click this link to open a window with EVERY SINGLE POSTING in one long continuous page that you can do an EDIT, FIND (on this page) from your Browser.
LINK TO ALL POSTINGS
(-Microdvd)

Q: I have an extra pass to [xyz] that I can't use, can I post it here and offer it to other FWers?
A: ABSOLUTELY! Please do! As long as you are not directing your post to a specific person (please use the "PRIVATE MESSAGE" feature for that purpose), and PLEASE remember to request that parties interested in your generous offer contact you via the "PRIVATE MESSAGE" feature to discuss method of delivery and/or additional details. (-CountryJuneBug)

Q: Can I get a movie screening pass that will be honored at any theatre of my choosing, rather than a pass that is only valid for a specific movie, date, theatre, or city, etc.?
A: If anyone knew of such an offer, it would already be posted in this thread. (-CountryJuneBug)

Q: Why the red flag/negative rating on that question or answer?
A: Regardless of how valid a question might be or how eloquent and helpful an answer might be, you are most likely going to end up with negative ratings and/or a red flag if you post either in this thread (other than in the FAQ section here). Please refer back to the first two paragraphs that precede these Q&As (the introduction to the FAQ) for an explanation. (-CountryJuneBug)

Q: How can I get my question answered, if I can't post it in the thread?
A: If you have a general question that would likely be applicable to any/all screenings, feel free to add it to the FAQ by clicking on the "EDIT" button in the lower left corner of the "QUICK SUMMARY" (the section where this FAQ appears). If you have a question that only applies to a specific screening, try using the "PRIVATE MESSAGE" (referred to as "PM") feature to reach the person that posted the info to see if they might have additional information to share. You might also try using the "PRIVATE MESSAGE" feature to ask anyone that frequently posts in this thread for assistance - - many of them are more than happy to help via PM. The "PRIVATE MESSAGE" feature appears as a button underneath each Member's name on the right side of his/her post. (-CountryJuneBug)

Q: Thanks OP!
A: Certainly this is a brilliantly useful thread, and it wouldn't function without the efforts of all who contribute. Thanks to everyone! All those who wish to further thank OP and the various contributors to the thread can do so by putting their name or a period between these brackets: [........]
Obviously, this would include thanking VulcanMike for creating this brilliant FAQ.(-CountryJuneBug)
Better yet, please consider using the Personal Message function to thank people. It helps to keep this thread free of "white noise".

Q: Other than on the internet, are there any other avenues that I might try to obtain free movie screening passes?
A: Local radio stations, local TV stations, and newspapers (major, local, and community) have all been known to sponsor these events. (-CountryJuneBug)

Q: I recently downloaded a ticket for a movie opening in my area soon. As a newbie, I wondered how the theatre would react to a ticket that looks like a photocopy. How do they know that I didn't just copy the ticket from someone else?? Has anyone had any problems with this?
A: As long as the ticket is being distributed by the promoters online, you shouldn't have a problem. To combat unregistered entries, some promoters (such as Fox Searchlight) have become more vigilant about assigning a name to the passes and checking the name off a list before allowing entrance. In other cases, the passes are so widely and openly distributed that it hardly matters where the digital copy originated -- such situations don't scale well, though, so if every passholder made copies and brought 6 friends along, the screening situation would probably change pretty quickly in your area. (-VulcanMike)

Q: Anything else I should be aware of?
A: At some screenings, especially early advance screenings, some distributors are getting serious about prohibiting cameras, at times denying entrance to attendees who are carrying cell phone cameras. You might want to play it safe and leave the camera/phones at home or in the car.

Additional Screening Sites
Some of us supplement our Fatwallet screening reading with other screening sites. Post links to those other sites here (and try to update this thread when you hear of something new!)...

The Boston Screening Community (-VulcanMike)
Edge Boston
Brevity is ... wit - a blog site that compiles a list of free movie screenings
CampusCircle.net - Primarily Los Angeles/Hollywood area
Cinematic Happenings Under Development (CHUD) - Mostly in Atlanta, but also in Nashville, Charlotte, Birmingham, Orlando, Tampa, Miami, Chicago, and sometimes all over the place.
Entertaiment Weekly Advance Movie Screening Sweepstakes
Seattle Film Source (Yahoo Group) for the Seattle area, of course
Volition Movie Promos Typically Tucson, Phoenix, Albuquerque, NY (multiple cities), Las Vegas, Seattle, Portland and St. Louis. However, everyone (anywhere) is eligible to win Movie Prize Packs.
YITC.com - Washington DC screenings
and
Wild About Movies Cities vary for each screening. (by chadtapp) Apparently a source of controversy -- Boston screening fans, at the very least, have found this site extremely useful.


FAQ originally created by: VulcanMike on 2005-07-25 13:31:20 CDT

Message edited by: VulcanMike on 2006-04-08 16:18:50 CDT


NOTE: If you want to discuss free screenings, and the discussion doesn't fit in this thread, try this thread instead. There you can discuss personal experiences, complaints, movies, all those screening aspects that are not suitable for this thread.

Message edited by: CountryJuneBug on 2007-04-21 10:02:31 CDT

For Anyone who missed it.

Movie: Pirates of the Carribean
Place: Atlanta, Chicago, Denver, Detroit, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, New York, Orlando, Philadelphia, Washington DC

Entertainment Weekly and Quality Care Auto Service at Ford, Lincoln and Mercury Dealerships give you a chance to win passes to a SPECIAL ADVANCE SCREENING of "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl" starring Johnny Depp, Geoffrey Rush, Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley. IN THEATRES JULY 9TH

http://www.ew.com/ew/freescreening/0,10766,447501,00.html



FILL IN YOUR THEATER, THEATERS ADDRESS, AND THEATERS CITY, from this list below:
(When pasting the invitation, please "CENTER" all this info)
ADMIT TWO

"THE ITALIAN JOB"

starring

Mark Wahlberg, Edward Norton, Charlize Theron

Saturday, May 24

at

PLACE THEATER NAME HERE

PLACE ADDRESS HERE

Place City Here

Please choose from one of the following locations:



AMC 30 at The Block

The City Dr., North of the 22 Fwy.

City of Orange



Century Stadium 25

1701 W. Katella Ave.

City of Orange



Edward Island 7

999 Newport Center Drive
Newport Beach



Edward Charter Centre 5

7822 Warner Ave

Huntington Beach



Edward Brea Stadium 22

155 West Birch St

Brea



Cinema City Theatres

5635 E La Palma

Anaheim Hills



Regal Garden Grove Stadium 16

Chapman Ave./ Brookhurst St.

Garden Grove



Foothill Towne Center 22

22638 Tussing Road

Foothill Ranch



AMC at Downtown Disney

Disneyland Dr.

Anaheim



Krikorian Buena Park Metroplex 18

8290 La Palma Ave

Buena Park



Pacific Lakewood Center South

4821 Del Amo Blvd.

Lakewood



AMC Marina Pacifica

6346 East P.C.H.

Long Beach



Edward La Verne 12

1950 E Foothill Blvd

LaVerne



AMC Ontario Mills 30

Intersection of I-10 and I-15

Ontario



Market Place Cinema

4040 Vine Street

Riverside



Edward Corona 15 Cinema

351 W Rincon St

Corona



Empire 20

450 North "E" St.

San Bernardino



Redlands Cinemas 14

340 N Eureka St

Redlands



Century 16

2875 Elba St

Ventura



Edward Camarillo 12

680 Ventura Blvd

Camarillo



Edward Bakersfield 14

9000 Ming Ave

Bakersfield



Festival Westwood

10887 Lindbrook Drive

Westwood CA



Grauman’s Chinese Theater

6801 Hollywood Blvd.

Hollywood



Century Plaza

2040 Avenue of the Stars

Century City



Magic Johnson Theaters

4020 Marlton Ave

Crenshaw



The Bridge

6081 Center Drive

Los Angeles



Pacific 12 Culver City

9500 Culver Blvd.

Culver City



Mann Criterion

1313 3rd Street Promenade

Santa Monica



UA Cinema

4335 Glencoe Ave.

Marina Del Rey



Pacific Beach Cities

831 Nash Ave.

El Segundo



AMC Rolling Hills Plaza

2591 Airport Dr.

Torrance



Avenue Theaters

550 Deep Valley Drive

Rolling Hills



The Plant

7876 Van Nuys Blvd.

Van Nuys



AMC

14424 Milbank Street

Sherman Oaks



AMC Promenade 16

21801 Oxnard Street

Woodland Hills



Pacific Theaters Winnetka

9201 Winnetka Ave

Chatsworth



AMC 14

140 East Palm Ave.

Burbank



Cineplex Odeon

100 Universal City Plaza

Universal City



Glendale Exchange

128 N. Maryland

Glendale



Pacific Paseo Stadium 14

336 East Colorado Blvd.

Pasadena



Krikorian Premiere Theaters

410 South Myrtle Ave.

Monrovia



Renaissance Stadium 14

1 East Main Street

Alhambra



Regal West Covina Stadium 18

265 South Glendora Ave.

West Covina



AMC Covina 30

1414 North Azusa Ave.

Covina



AMC Puente Hills

1560 S. Azusa Ave.

City of Industry



La Habra Marketplace 16

1351 West Imperial Highway

La Habra



AMC Norwalk 20

12300 Civic Center Dr.

Norwalk



Krikorian Premiere Theaters

8200 3rd Street

Downey



Civic Center 16 Simi Valley

2751 Tapo Canyon Road

Simi Valley



Village 8 Westlake

180 Promenade Way #R

Westlake



Edward Canyon Country

18800 Soledad Canyon Road

Santa Clarita



Cinemark 22

2600 West Ave I

Lancaster



Cinemark Movies 10

12353 Mariposa Road #E

Victorville

---------------------------------------------------------------------
From: IJSNEAKS@MyCinemaAccess.com
To: IJSNEAKS@MyCinemaAccess.com
Subject: E-TICKET SNEAK PREVIEW TO "THE ITALIAN JOB"
Date: Fri, 23 May 2003 15:10:10 -0700


ADMIT TWO

"THE ITALIAN JOB"

starring

Mark Wahlberg, Edward Norton, Charlize Theron

Saturday, May 24

at

PLACE THEATER NAME HERE

PLACE ADDRESS HERE

Place City Here







(Please check your local listings or call the theater for show times)



Please print out this E-ticket. It must be presented to the box-office to be redeemed for movie ticket.

This showing is subject to being sold out. You may exchange this E-ticket anytime during the day of the showing as long as it is at least 20 minutes before show time. Tickets will distributed from the box-office on a first come, first served basis and are limited. This E-ticket has no cash value and there are no refunds. This ticket is nontransferable. Admission is not guaranteed.


----------------------------------------------------


So just print out the former message and bring it to the box office and they will give you a ticket???


Mitchimo please let everyone know this is only for CALI


Phoenix, AZ - Wednesday, June 11th - Harkins Shea
Tucson, AZ - Wednesday, June 11th - Century Park Place
Dumb & Dumberer
http://www.volition.com/MovieTix/entryformdd.asp
enter by 6/2


does anyone remember the link to the site with all the atlanta movie screenings?

Thanks,

Jeff


sinbad and the seven seas

Portland, OR Advance Screening - Week of June 23rd
Seattle, WA Advance Screening - Week of June 23rd
Tucson, AZ Advance Screening - June 25th @ Century Park Place

enter


elektronic said:

<< does anyone remember the link to the site with all the atlanta movie screenings?

Thanks,

Jeff
>>

I believe your talking about www.shakefire.com
If not theres another one for ya


Due to the overwhelming request for tickets, we have added an additional screening.



You and a guest are cordially invited to a special advance screening of


"THE ITALIAN JOB"
starring

Mark Wahlberg, Edward Norton, Charlize Theron



Wednesday, May 28th

6:30pm - Please arrive early

at

MANN CHINESE 6

6925 Hollywood Blvd.

Hollywood



To attend, RSVP to:



IJSNEAKS@MyCinemaAccess.com

Please include your full name and if you will be bringing a guest.

Incomplete RSVP’s will not be notified.

Confirmations will be sent via Email on Tuesday Evening, May 27.

Tickets are non-transferable. Please arrive early. Theatre is overbooked to ensure capacity. All seating is on a first come, first served
basis. Admission is not guaranteed. No one will be admitted after the film begins. We reserve the right to refuse admission.

__________________________________________________________________

"THE ITALIAN JOB"

Cast: Mark Wahlberg, Charlize Theron, Edward Norton, Seth Green, Jason Statham, Mos Def, Franky G and Donald
Sutherland

Synopsis: The plan was flawless, the job executed perfectly and the escape clean. The only threat mastermind thief Charlie Croker (Wahlberg)
never saw coming was from a member of his own crew. After pulling off an amazing gold bullion heist from a heavily guarded palazzo in
Venice, Italy, Charlie and his gang -- inside man Steve (Norton), computer genius Lyle (Green), wheelman Handsome Rob (Statham), explosives
expert Left-Ear (Def) and veteran safecracker Bridger (Sutherland), the gang couldn’t believe it when one of them turns out to be a
double-crosser. Now, with the help of Stella (Theron), a beautiful nerves-of-steel safecracker, they plan to re-steal the gold by tapping into Los
Angeles’ traffic control system, manipulating signals and creating the biggest traffic jam in L.A. history!

A contemporary update of Paramount’s 1969 classic, "The Italian Job" features the ever-popular MINI Cooper in state-of-the-art chase scenes
down Hollywood’s Walk of Fame, through the Metro Rail tunnels and down narrow escape routes only the MINI can go. Full of twists, turns
and exciting stunts with armored cars, motorcycles and helicopters, this action-packed thrill-ride takes audiences on wild curves they’ll never
see coming.

www.italianjobmovie.com

Release: May 30, 2003

*******************************************

If you love film and enjoy being among the first to see new releases and film related special events then you are
invited to join "MyCinemaAccess". For further information please email us at Membership@MyCinemaAccess.com.
The membership is absolutely free with no obligation or requirement except your love of film and the film
experience. See you at the movies!


Movie: Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas,
Place: AUSTIN, HOUSTON, SAN ANTONIO TEXAS

Coming Soon! and DreamWorks Pictures have teamed up to give away tickets (each good for 2 people) for screenings of the animated adventure Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas, voiced by Brad Pitt, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Michelle Pfeiffer, Joseph Fiennes, Dennis Haysbert and Adriano Giannini. The screenings will take place on Thursday, June 26 in Austin, Houston and San Antonio, Texas.

Please Note: This screening is only open to residents of the three cities and to those who live WITHIN A 50 MILE RADIUS. Only one entry per family is permitted, multiple entries by the same person/family will be discarded. Entrants are not guaranteed a ticket. Seating at the screening is on a first come, first serve basis. Coming Soon! and DreamWorks Pictures are not responsible for a lost ticket and will under no circumstance replace a ticket. Winners will not be notified via e-mail, the tickets will only be mailed.

AUSTIN: To sign up for a pass for two, please sent your FULL NAME and MAILING ADDRESS to:
sinbadaustin@comingsoon.net

HOUSTON: To sign up for a pass for two, please sent your FULL NAME and MAILING ADDRESS to:
sinbadhouston@comingsoon.net

SAN ANTONIO: To sign up for a pass for two, please sent your FULL NAME and MAILING ADDRESS to:
sinbadsanantonio@comingsoon.net

Sinbad (Pitt), the most daring and notorious rogue ever to sail the seven seas, has spent his life asking for trouble, and trouble has finally answered... in a big way. Framed for stealing one of the world's most priceless and powerful treasures-the Book of Peace-Sinbad has one chance to find and return the precious book or his best friend Proteus (Fiennes) will die. Sinbad decides not to take that chance and instead sets a course for the fun and sun of the Fiji Islands. But not so fast. Proteus' beautiful bethrothed, Marina (Zeta-Jones), has stowed away, determined to make sure that Sinbad fulfills his mission. Now the man who put the 'bad' in Sinbad is about to find out how bad bad can be. It's never a good thing when Eris, the goddess of Chaos (Pfeiffer), has it out for you, and Eris lives to her name-dispatching both monstruous creatures and the elements to do battle with Sinbad along the way. There is even mutiny afoot-times four-when Sinbad's loyal dog Spike switches allegiances. But those challenges don't compare to one small but formidable woman named Marina.


MyCinemaAccess.com Info.

Any MyCinemaAccess.com screenings (such as above) will not be honored to individuals who just email. You must be registered to get on the screening list and must be contacted for the screenings by MyCinemaAccess.com.

If you would like to sign up for free at MyCinemaAccess.com.
This is for California screenings only.

This is info I got from one of the people who work there.


Movie: Alex & Emma
Place:
# Atlanta
# Chicago
# Columbus
# Dallas
# Detroit
# Los Angeles
# New York
# Philadelphia
# San Francisco
# Washington DC

Warner Bros. Pictures gives you a chance to win passes to a SPECIAL ADVANCE SCREENING of "Alex and Emma" starring Kate Hudson and Luke Wilson. IN THEATERS JUNE 20th

http://www.ew.com/ew/freescreening/0,10766,452923,00.html


Sorry about the triple repost above.

Movie: L'AUBERGE ESPAGNOLE

Place:
Tuesday, JUNE 3 @ 7:30 PM
MIAMI — Univ. of Miami - Cosford Cinema (Dooly Memorial Bldg., 2nd Fl.)
For directions to the theater, visit www.miami.edu/com/map.htm
RSVP Number: 954. 535.9237


FOX SEARCHLIGHT PICTURES invites you and a guest
to an advance screeing of L'AUBERGE ESPAGNOLE.
The screenings will take place in 18 cities over the next 3 weeks.

IN ORDER TO ATTEND, YOU MUST RSVP YOUR FULL NAME AND NUMBER OF GUESTS TO THE PHONE NUMBER OR EMAIL ADDRESS BELOW.

Your name will appear on a guest list at the screening. Please arrive early.
The RSVP does not guarantee seating.


Movie: DUMB AND DUMBERER
Place: Los Angeles

NEW LINE CINEMA and CAMPUS CIRCLE
invite you and a guest to the world premiere of
DUMB AND DUMBERER on Wednesday, June 11 @ 6:30 p.m. in Los Angeles.

Stop by Campus Circle to pick up your complimentary
advance screening pass while supplies last.
4201 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90010
Suite 507


http://www.campuscircle.net/dumbanddumberer/


MyCinemaAccess.com

Invites

You and your family to one of the following screenings of



"RUGRATS GO WILD"



Saturday, June 7

Mann Chinese 6

6925 Hollywood Blvd.

Hollywood

11:00am



Saturday, June 7

AMC Beverly Connection

100 N. La Cienega Blvd.

Hollywood

11:00am



Saturday, June 7

AMC 30 Covina

14114 N. Azusa Ave.

Covina

11:00am



To RSVP for any of these screening, go to:

http://www.MyCinemaAccess.com/RR_E.htm

You will be sent an email confirmation on Friday, June 6th.

Tickets are non-transferable. Please arrive early. Theatre is overbooked to ensure capacity. All seating is on a first come, first
served basis. Admission is not guaranteed. No one will be admitted after the film begins. We reserve the right to refuse
admission.

"RUGRATS GO WILD"

Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon Movies Present

Voices: Nancy Cartwright, Lacey Chabert, Tim Curry, E.G. Daily, Flea, Danielle Harris, Kath Soucie, featuring the voice of Bruce Willis as Spike

Synopsis: In "Rugrats Go Wild," Rugrat Tommy Pickles gets a chance to meet his real life hero Nigel Thornberry when the Rugrats vacation cruise ship
crashes onto a deserted island. A heroic Tommy leads the Rugrats safely through the rainforest where the babies encounter lizards, tigers and plant-eating
bugs. Along the way, the Rugrats run into and befriend the Thornberrys. This leads to a host of hilarious and sometimes precarious situations, as well as the
first words ever spoken by the Rugrats’ beloved dog Spike. Luckily, the Rugrats are able to salvage their trip with the help of the Thornberrys, and the
vacation turns out to be one of the most memorable in the Rugrat family history.

Release: June 13, 2003

Rated PG - for mild crude humor

*********************************

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Movie: How to Deal (Mandy Moore)
Place: Tucson, AZ - TBD
Link: http://www.volition.com/movietix/HowToDeal.html

Mandy Moore stars as Halley, a young high school student who is disillusioned by too many examples of love gone wrong, refuses to believe that true love exists. Then this new guy (Ford) comes along... and her world is turned upside down.

http://www.volition.com/movietix/HowToDeal.html


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