Free “Life of Pi” Tickets for a DC Screening November 12
Posted on November 6, 2012 at 12:30 pm
I’m thrilled to have 25 pairs of tickets to give away for a Washington DC screening of “The Life of Pi,” Ang Lee’s spectacularly beautiful film based on the best-selling book about a teenager and a tiger who survive a shipwreck and must find a way to survive. It is rated PG “for emotional thematic content throughout and some scary action sequences and peril,” and I am recommending it for middle schoolers and up. The tickets will go to the first 25 who respond, so log in right away. And REMEMBER: screening tickets do not guarantee that you will get in. Seating is first come, first served so get there early!
For your complimentary tickets log onto www.gofobo.com/rsvp and input the following code: BLFA49J to download your tickets.
is the first of a two-part Christian end times film starring Craig Sheffer. He plays Chad Turner, a non-believer who gets caught up in the fight of his life and of his soul as a courier of a critically important biometric chip with world-changing powers. On board an airplane with a businessman named Mr. Cooper (Eric Roberts), who will present the chip to the G20 summit, they are taken prisoner by Joseph Pike (Gary Daniels), a brutal man who has been hired by a billionaire to get the chip for him.
. It is the long-time dream project from the Wachowskis, who made the “Matrix” movies. To get your tickets, log onto 
, email me at moviemom@moviemom.com and tell me the last movie in the book before October 31, 2012 and I will send you either 
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you’ll enjoy over 10 hours of comedy, music, variety, game shows and drama starring some of Hollywood’s biggest stars! Three discs include episodes of The Bob Hope Show (1957) The Chevy Show with Dinah Shore & Art Carney (1956) The Ed Wynn Show (1950) The Paul Winchell & Jerry Mahoney Show (1950) The Red Skelton Show (guest starring John Carradine), Death Valley Days: Sego Lillies (4/28/53) Death Valley Days: Little Washington (10/1/53) Death Valley Days: Dear Teacher (11/24/53), The Lawrence Welk Show (7/14/56) The Milton Berle Show (5/15/56), Beat the Clock The Celebrity Game Do You Trust Your Wife (Ep. 1) Do You Trust Your Wife (Ep. 2), and Name that Tune. I am delighted to have two copies to give away. Send an email to moviemom@moviemom.com with 50’s television in the subject line and tell me your favorite old-time television show. Don’t forget your address! (US addresses only) I will pick a winner on Oct 8. Good luck!