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Capone has the list for tomorrow's Chicago AICN screening of WALL-E!!!

Published at:  Jun 24, 2008 10:54:38 AM CDT

Hey everyone. Capone in Chicago here. Below are the list of winners for the WALL*E screening this Wednesday, June 25 at the AMC River East theaters at 7pm. You should have received an e-mail from me as well confirming your win. You are all in for something quite special, and I love that we actually do have a couple of youngsters attending who are seeing their very first movie ever on the big screen.


Much like the WANTED screening last week, nearly all of the tickets went to AICN readers, but apparently there were a few extras given out to other people in case there were some no-shows. So arrive at the theater early to guarantee good seats, and I'll see you there.

Capone
capone@aintitcoolmail.com




Brett Arnold
John Baker (plus 1)
Patricia Bane
Kirsten Bedway
Valeria Benner
Scott Beveridge
Chris O. Biddle
Jason Block
Garrett Boileve
Louis Boileve
Owen N. Brazas
Maila Cabrera
Diana Castaneda
Sergio Castañeda
Nick Catalano
Mike Cepela
Chase Christopherson
Thomas Conzelman
Alison Crose
Jacob Crose
Edwin Davenport
Joshua Davenport
Emily Davis
Lara Davis-Olander
Tim DePaola
Kevin Donahoe
Ryan Donahoe
Keith Donnelly
Madison Donnelly
Anthony Downing
Sophie Drees
Tamra Drees
John Dudley (plus 1)
Bryan Ensley
Julie Fazzi
Tom Fornarelli
Jeffrey Fowers
Rachelle Freedman
Yacov Freedman
Brett Galvan
Heather Galvan
Genna Giacobassi
Kevin Gibson
Connor Gill
Peter Gill
Alex Goldberg
Max Golden
William Golden
Carol Graczyk
Stephanie Graczyk
Tim Gregorek
Kristen Haggerty (plus 1)
Michael Hawkins
Robbie Hallowell
Brian Harrigan
John Hastie (plus 1)
Jeremy Hawkins
Arthur Henry
Christian Hopkins
Michael Howe
Alexander Ing (plus 1)
J. Timothy Joria
Jason Ketchens
Chuck Kettering (plus 1)
Jenn Kincaid
Rick Kintigh
Ed Komenda
Keith Krail
Rebecca Krail
Peter Kremidas
Marlon Lagman
Amanda Laughlin
Scott Lechowicz
Sean Lechowicz
Min Lee
Jennifer Lewkowicz
Ronan Leyesa
Ryan Leyesa
Mary Loftus
Mary Margaret Loftus
Sean Loftus
Dan Marcus
Timothy Mather
Daniel McCallum
Kris McCarthy
Tricia McCarthy
Stephanie McClelland
Kirsti McPherson
Courtney Meeker
Suzanne Miller
Melissa Morrow
Jennifer Mueller
Kyle Mulholland
Nicol Nalepa
Michael Nguyen
Kaleigh Nolan
Natasha Noorian
Luke Peebler
Simeon Peebler
Anna Pounders
Eric Prahl
Jennifer Prokopy
Steve Prokopy
Bobby Reed
Justin Reynolds
Khameron Riley
Kori Riley
Patrick Riley
Alvin Rivera
Gavin Robinson (plus 1)
Tim Sable
Matt Salch
Steve Scherrer
Charlie Schmidlin
Dave Schoenbeck (plus 1)
Nathaniel Shreve
Matt Skonicki
Greg Sorenson
Dominic Soria
Amidala Soria
Jason Sotomayor
Ryan Speers
R. Alexander Stull (plus 1)
Kevin Sullivan
Mary Szczepanski
Zach Terwilliger
Heidrun Unterbeck
Monica Urda
Holly Wehmeyer
Ken West
Toby West
Loyal Williams
Matt Wyma
Scott Yacyshyn (plus 1)
Susan Yopchick
Karl Zimmerman







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    Readers Talkback

  • Jun 24, 2008 10:59:46 AM CDT

    think its about time...

    by blckmgk13

    ...you get some Canadian correspondents and offer these same premier screenings north of the 49 parallel. Just saying, most of your movies are made up in Vancouver or Toronto anyhow.

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  • Jun 24, 2008 11:00:39 AM CDT

    Congrats...

    by blckmgk13

    ... to those who did make the list though. Wall-E can still go either way I think. Gold or garbage.

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  • Jun 24, 2008 11:05:35 AM CDT

    Wall-E is Pixar's third worst film.

    by jrbarker

    I'd put it just ahead of A Bug's Life and Cars. Which means it's still good. But it doesn't match their best work.

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  • Jun 24, 2008 11:07:23 AM CDT

    didn't make it again

    by diagnostic

  • Jun 24, 2008 11:11:09 AM CDT

    YES

    by imperialmarchface

    Oh man this just made my day. Thank you Capone!

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  • Jun 24, 2008 11:12:17 AM CDT

    FIRST NAME

    by cpt. arnoldo

  • Jun 24, 2008 11:14:35 AM CDT

    Thank you Capone

    by auriellis

    Thank you for the tickets. My roomate and I are looking forward to seeing the movie!

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  • Jun 24, 2008 11:17:53 AM CDT

    moving to CA

    by ciroslive

    I'm moving there in August from midwest. Hopefully there are more screenings there after I've moved...

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  • Jun 24, 2008 11:30:12 AM CDT

    I got the confirmation email, but I'm not on the guest list!

    by jacklint

    what do I do?

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  • Jun 24, 2008 11:43:24 AM CDT

    Saw it... it's not that good.

    by kid idioteque

    I agree that it's one of the worst Pixar films. Liked it, it's fun, but that's about it. Not close to mindblowing. I sent in a review but apparently they're obeying that embargo... oh well. Please people, lower your expectations.

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  • Jun 24, 2008 11:53:38 AM CDT

    Hell no.

    by grungies

    Lower my expectations? For a movie primed to exceed them? To hell with that! This'll be the best movie of the year.

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  • Jun 24, 2008 1:06:55 PM CDT

    To hell with the naysayers

    by rickey henderson

    You're a cold hearted bastard if this movie doesn't charm the pants off you. Rickey's only seen the trailers, but this looks like an innovative, smart, and fun movie.

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  • That's just stupid. And it sets up unrealistic expectations. I was hoping it would be the best Pixar film ever. It wasn't. Not even close. But definitely it's still a fun movie worth watching. That isn't naysaying. It is just giving an honest and measured reaction.

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  • Jun 24, 2008 2:22:37 PM CDT

    I was at the Chicago screening last night...

    by thedust2010

    ... and I'm happy to report it does NOT disappoint in any way. This movie's very special. I was worried coming in how kids would receive it but the kids in the audience were engaged throughout. Visually stunning. Emotionally powerful. Hilarious. And yes, it's one of the cutest damn movies you will ever see. And it's actually ABOUT something. And not just one thing. It tackles a whole slew of themes you would never expect from a "kids" movie. One of the best of 2008 for sure.

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  • Jun 24, 2008 3:28:23 PM CDT

    Well, I got my hopes up.

    by bagheera

  • Jun 24, 2008 3:28:44 PM CDT

    no subject

    by bagheera

    I guess i can think of other things to do on my birthday.

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  • Jun 24, 2008 3:30:37 PM CDT

    Thanks Capone!

    by exile236

    Woohoo! We can't wait to see it tomorrow night!

    ~Tommy C.

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  • Jun 24, 2008 4:15:04 PM CDT

    Thanks Capone

    by plum smuggler

    I am looking forward to tomorrow. We live in the burbs so in addition to this being my daughters first movie in a theater, this will be her first trip to the Chi.

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  • Jun 24, 2008 4:50:12 PM CDT

    Saw WallE... didn

    by capt cook

  • Jun 24, 2008 4:51:39 PM CDT

    Saw Wall E... didn't like it :(

    by capt cook

    Had high hopes, but it did not deliver. Still better than Cars though.

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  • Jun 24, 2008 5:55:37 PM CDT

    TO the negative reviewers

    by sequitur

    OH I get it! WALL-E is getting popular and getting raves...so now you are "going against the grain" You are all so cool. Why don't you all come out and say how much you love "Meet the Spartans" or "Disater Movie" Thats being different on the internet too!

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  • Jun 24, 2008 6:08:49 PM CDT

    Haven't seen yet but...

    by jackislost

    I am starting lose wood, especially after seeing that 3 min clip where Wall-E gets shot into space and Eve chases after him. I dunno, it's look more kiddie, in line with CARS, with a heavy-handed eco-message... Hope I'm wrong though.

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  • Jun 24, 2008 6:34:06 PM CDT

    JackIsLost

    by zaprowsdower

    NO FUCKING SHIT IT SEEMED LIKE A KIDS MOVIE...IT IS A FUCKING KIDS MOVIE.

    With that said, I will go see this movie, my first Pixar movie that I willfully want to see.

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  • Jun 24, 2008 7:43:25 PM CDT

    Got 2 Thumbs up on Roeper and Someone

    by maxer

    He said it was one of the best movie of the year so far, and definitely the best of the summer.

    I'm excited for the I am Legend/Castaway section more than anything, honestly.

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  • Jun 24, 2008 8:01:42 PM CDT

    it figures

    by junjunm3

    It's a fact of life. Some can't stand seeing others excited and happy for something and instead of just letting them be, they stick their nose in and try and ruin everything for them.

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  • Jun 24, 2008 8:03:03 PM CDT

    no subject

    by junjunm3

    these naysayers are probably jilted Indy fans who saw their franchise crash and burn with the 4th installment. Now they are turning their attention to others. After Wall-e, they'll turn their attention to the Dark Knight.

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  • Jun 25, 2008 10:13:17 AM CDT

    "PIXAR" and "Worst" cannot be used

    by powerring

    In the same sentence. Mediocre, poor, bad, worst are words that simply don't apply. That is, unless you are saying "Pixar's wall-E beat the love guru this month at the box office in the worst way." I totally dismiss any pixar haters as hardcore assholes that have no life, and have obviously been dateless their whole life.

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  • Jun 25, 2008 3:20:45 PM CDT

    "lower your expectations" sounds like backlash to me.

    by minderbinder

    This is getting great reviews already. Some people just want to be the voice of dissent. Some people will expect the second coming and be disappointed because no movie could meet an impossible expectation. I'm psyched. I'm just going to go in and have a blast. And no, I'm not going to lower my expectations at all - this is PIXAR.

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  • Jun 26, 2008 12:12:55 PM CDT

    Thanks Capone

    by medianerd

    Saw it last night. I came in with huge expectations being an animation/pixar fan and based on the previews and was not disappointed in the least. It was a great movie! Also its a great example of how animation when done right can tell a story and express emotions without the need for dialogue.

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