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Capone Has the Winners' Names for the Chicago screening of Richard Kelly's THE BOX!!!

Published at:  Oct 31, 2009 6:35:43 PM CDT

Hey everyone. Capone in Chicago here, with the list of winners for tickets to see the Chicago screening of THE BOX on Thursday, November 5 at 7:30pm

Those who entered and won will receive an email from me shortly with the details on the time and place of the screening. If you entered this contest and your name is on the list, but you did not receive an email, let me know and I'll get you the details.

Please be advised that the screening is NOT an exclusive AICN screening and is slightly overbooked to make sure we have a full house, so if you want a good seat, get there early.

Here are the lucky winners…


Sam Atwood (+1)
Paul Balsom (+1)
Brianna Calkins (+1)
Tyler Carroll (+1)
Neil Christiansen (+1)
Cassandra Dickson (+1)
William Earl (+1)
Bryan Ensley (+1)
David J. Fowlie (+1)
Casey Franklin (+1)
Jessica Johnson (+1)
Wes Jones (+1)
Elric Kane (+1)
Kevin Knipstein (+1)
Mitch Koepp (+1)
Josh Kurlander (+1)
Michael Levine (+1)
Heather Loresch
Rogeno Mahor (+1)
Justin McDevitt (+1)
Dylan Pennell (+1)
Josiah Powell (+1)
Jennifer Prokopy
Andrew Redman (+1)
Tim Sable
Nicholas Sandilands (+1)
David Silver (+1)
Karen Skeens (+1)
Tyler Surtin (+1)
Jana Tropper (+1)
Dan Walton
Devin Ward (+1)



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• Oct 31, 2009 7:11:37 PM CDT

  The winner of today's screening of The Box (Button Button) is

  by jethrobodine

  The winner of today's screening of The Box (Button Button) is...you!
  
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4SYhiYUoqo

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  Content The winner of today's screening of The Box (Button Button) is...you! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4SYhiYUoqo

• Oct 31, 2009 7:26:50 PM CDT

  Don't all post at once.

  by cheyne_stoking_dms

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• Oct 31, 2009 8:00:33 PM CDT

  The Curious Case of the Box Button

  by lockesbrokenleg

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• Nov 01, 2009 2:32:31 AM CST

  Twilight Zone episode:

  by playkins

  Has Kelley acknowledges that this is an idea from an episode of the 80s Twilight Zone? I'm sure just about every self-respecting geek has at least heard of that one, it was a great idea.
  
  I'd be interested to find out how he expanded it into a feature. It seems like a short-format story at best.

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  Content Has Kelley acknowledges that this is an idea from an episode of the 80s Twilight Zone? I'm sure just about every self-respecting geek has at least heard of that one, it was a great idea.<P> I'd be interested to find out how he expanded it into a feature. It seems like a short-format story at best.

• Nov 01, 2009 2:33:15 AM CST

  gah, typos

  by playkins

  Sorry, that couldn't have been worse if I tried.

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  Content Sorry, that couldn't have been worse if I tried.

• Nov 01, 2009 5:37:51 AM CST

  Button, Button

  by incomplete gamer

  I watched the original Twilight Zone episode a few weeks ago in preparation for The Box. While I love the story and see a lot of potential, the acting in the TZ ep was shockingly bad. It's not like I went in with high expectations or anything (those 1980s Twilight Zone eps are notorious for terrible acting), but this was especially foul. Not so bad that I had to turn it off, though. In fact, in a weird way the horrible acting actually made it more fun to watch. I'm not at all surprised that the two leads in Button, Button didn't go on to win an Oscar ... or even a Golden Globe.

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  Content I watched the original Twilight Zone episode a few weeks ago in preparation for The Box. While I love the story and see a lot of potential, the acting in the TZ ep was shockingly bad. It's not like I went in with high expectations or anything (those 1980s Twilight Zone eps are notorious for terrible acting), but this was especially foul. Not so bad that I had to turn it off, though. In fact, in a weird way the horrible acting actually made it more fun to watch. I'm not at all surprised that the two leads in Button, Button didn't go on to win an Oscar ... or even a Golden Globe.

• Nov 01, 2009 6:34:36 AM CST

  Good lord, film fanboys...

  by divine_shadow

  READ A BOOK..."The Box" is based off the Richard Matheson short story...The Twilight Zone was baseed off it as well...

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  Content READ A BOOK..."The Box" is based off the Richard Matheson short story...The Twilight Zone was baseed off it as well...

• Nov 01, 2009 8:45:31 AM CST

  God lord, literary elitists...

  by playkins

  I read at least two books a month, thank you. Please excuse me if I don't have time to read everything. I'm going to bet that there might even be something I'VE read that you haven't.

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  Content I read at least two books a month, thank you. Please excuse me if I don't have time to read everything. I'm going to bet that there might even be something I'VE read that you haven't.

• Nov 01, 2009 9:25:48 AM CST

  Hey Divine You Asshat...

  by jethrobodine

  Hey Divine, I never said it wasn't based on a book. You are implying that I did. All I did was give a link to The Twilight Zone's "Button Button" episode on Youtube. Nice try though. F'n troll.

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  Content Hey Divine, I never said it wasn't based on a book. You are implying that I did. All I did was give a link to The Twilight Zone's "Button Button" episode on Youtube. Nice try though. F'n troll.

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