Alice in Wonderland 3D At IMAX - March 3rd

IMAX
March 3rd
7:30pm


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How many people enter that? I text every time but have not won yet. I've got my fingers crossed for this one. It's my most anticipated movie of the year.

lol! my thoughts exactly! but you just never know.....and you can't win if you don't play!

Not sure exactly, but i know for the Green Zone screening there's current'y over 1000 entries.

So I am guessing since, Alice in wonderland in 3D is more anticipated then green zone.. so probably over 1000+ as well?

so our odds of winning are STILL better than the lottery, right?

I'm not positive exactly when it was, but my love of movies probably didn't ramp up until the summer between junior high and high school. As a result, there are quite a few movies my friends saw when they were kids that I either haven't seen or didn't see until very recently. One of the filmmakers I think I basically missed out on was Tim Burton, who was already mounting his ill-advised Planet of the Apes remake by 2001. Over the last decade, I have seen and loved Edward Scissorhands, Beetlejuice and Ed Wood, but even though I'd give Burton's Chocolate Factory more credit than most (comparisons between the two movies are boring, folks), he seems to have lost his sense of personal investment in making movies. Alice in Wonderland is packed with the usual Tim Burton Visuals and a freshly unwrapped Johnny Depp Performance, but it's also dull as dirt, without a single speck of charm or whimsy to be found.



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I'm not positive exactly when it was, but my love of movies probably didn't ramp up until the summer between junior high and high school. As a result, there are quite a few movies my friends saw when they were kids that I either haven't seen or didn't see until very recently. One of the filmmakers I think I basically missed out on was Tim Burton, who was already mounting his ill-advised Planet of the Apes remake by 2001. Over the last decade, I have seen and loved Edward Scissorhands, Beetlejuice and Ed Wood, but even though I'd give Burton's Chocolate Factory more credit than most (comparisons between the two movies are boring, folks), he seems to have lost his sense of personal investment in making movies. Alice in Wonderland is packed with the usual Tim Burton Visuals and a freshly unwrapped Johnny Depp Performance, but it's also dull as dirt, without a single speck of charm or whimsy to be found.




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