Polar Express Chicago Event
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Polar Express Chicago Event
For all those in the Chicago area, on thursday October 21st, the International Film Festival here in Chicago is hosting a screening of The Polar Express. Robert Zemeckis and Tom Hanks will be here to present the film.
Polar Express Chicago Tickets
They're limited to only balcony seats, but getting to see the film early, and presented by the director is definitely worth the cost of admission.
Polar Express Chicago Tickets
They're limited to only balcony seats, but getting to see the film early, and presented by the director is definitely worth the cost of admission.
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I'll take the $20 bucks and score tickets to Primer and The Machinist instead.
But thats just me....besides, the concept of seeing a movie in an actual theater has always seemed like it would leave me lacking in the movie going "experience."
But thats just me....besides, the concept of seeing a movie in an actual theater has always seemed like it would leave me lacking in the movie going "experience."
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I'm with MrBlonde, I'm checking this out on Imax 3D. Too bad my interest in this lies pretty much on a technical level, and my hope Bobby Z has something good. In general, the actual flick doesn't excite me, but it looks pretty.
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Originally posted by clemente
But thats just me....besides, the concept of seeing a movie in an actual theater has always seemed like it would leave me lacking in the movie going "experience."
But thats just me....besides, the concept of seeing a movie in an actual theater has always seemed like it would leave me lacking in the movie going "experience."
Most of those gorgeous restored theaters in downtown Chicago were originally built to show movies!
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Interesting Roger Ebert is presenting the film. I guess he's already seen it and liked it, otherwise I doubt he'd be presenting a film he had either not seen or not liked.
I wish I lived in Chicago...I'd go.
I wish I lived in Chicago...I'd go.