FREE TICKETS to the World Premiere of Lego DC Superheroes: Justice League vs. Bizarro League!

Are you or your child a fan of Legos and superheroes? If so, you may be interested in attending the world premiere of Lego DC Superheroes: Justice League vs Bizarro League. Yes, that’s right, Bizarro League!

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The world premiere of this family friendly movie will be held this Saturday, January 24 at 1 PM at the Paley Center in NYC (25 West 52 St). After the screening, both Troy Baker, the voice of Batman, and James Arnold Taylor, the voice of Flash will be on hand for a Q&A, and there will be special prizes for kids in audience.

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Best of all, Tuesday Night Movies can get you in for free! Simply send an email to LEGOBizarroNY@gmail.com with the following information: 1) your first and last name 2) your email address how many tickets you need and tuesdaynightmovies.com.

Here’s an example of EXACTLY how the body of the RSVP email should appear:

BruceWayne
Batman@gmail.com
2 tickets
tuesdaynightmovies.com

Send your email in today!

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Lego DC Superheroes: Justice League vs. Bizarro League will be released on Blu Ray and DVD on February 10, 2015.

 

Free Tickets to the World Premiere of Justice League: Throne of Atlantis in Los Angeles!

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The WORLD PREMIERE of Justice League: Throne of Atlantis will take place on 1/12/15 at the Paley Center in Los Angeles. The movie’s cast will be hand for an exclusive Q&A session with the audience after the screening.

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Interested in going? Tuesday Night Movies can get you in for FREE! To claim your ticket, simply send an email to JLAtlantisLA@gmail.com with the following three lines of information: 1) Your name, 2) Your email address 3) tuesdaynightmovies.com. Tickets will be distributed on a first come, first served basis, so send your email today!

Free Ticket Alert! Justice League: Throne of Atlantis World Premiere in NYC!

Want to attend the NYC premiere of Justice League: Throne of Atlantis on 1/26/15 at the Paley Center in NYC? Tuesday Night Movies will send you there!

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Members of the cast will be in attendance and a Q&A with them will follow the screening.

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Here’s what you need to do. Send an email to JLAtlantisNY@gmail.com with the following three lines of information in the body of the email: 1) Your name 2) Your email address 3) tuesdaynightmovies.com. That’s it! Tickets will be distributed first come, first serve, so email today!

At The Theater #30: Easy A

What’s the only thing better than a free movie? A free movie that you already wanted to see. I’ve lucked out on quality free movies this year, now batting three for three with Easy A. I probably would have seen Hot Tub Time Machine if it wasn’t free. I definitely would have seen Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World if it wasn’t free. And I was planning on seeing Easy A once it came out, but luckily Bryan, Julie and I were given the opportunity to collectively save about $36 AND see Easy A before its release date.

They’re all wondering where her Zombieland shotgun is hiding.

Easy A is very funny. The plot is basically Can’t Buy Me Love, but from the girl’s point of view. While Emma Stone is great as Olive, the main character of Easy A, the real stand outs are some of the grown-ups. Stanley Tucci is awesome as Olive’s dad. I’ve gone on and on in the past about how fantastic I think The Tooch is, but seriously, I think he’s the only one who could have played the role of Olive’s dad. He fills Olive’s dad with subtext. Without the subtext, the characters lines would come across as arrogant or cocky. But coming from Stanley Tucci, they’re a self-effacing arrogance, which turns out to be very funny and charming.

The Tooch lays down some fatherly wisdom.
…And kinda looks like he’s checking out his daughter’s chest. Not cool, Tooch, not cool.

Thomas Haden Church is the other adult who really brings his A game to his role in Easy A. He plays the teacher that every teacher watching this movie wants to be (I’m pretty sure I saw Bryan jotting down notes). Church’s Mr. Griffith is smart, can joke with his students without seeming like a joke himself and even pulls off cliches well. If I was still in high school, I’d want as my teacher Easy A’s Mr. Griffith over Glee’s Mr. Schuster any day of the week.

I was very happy to see Dan Byrd in this movie. As soon as he came onscreen, I blurted out “Justin!” It doesn’t matter how famous Dan Byrd gets in his career; I will always refer to him by his character’s name on Aliens in America (just as Thomas Haden Church will always be Lowell no matter how long Wings has been off the air).

Despite what this photo might have you believe, Easy A is more Can’t Buy Me Love 2 than Grease 3.

In a year full of plenty of stinkers, Easy A is definitely worth seeing, even if you have to pay to see it.