February 13, 2007
See The Oscar Nominated Shorts On The Big Screen Starting This Friday!
(Posted In Random Geek Talk )
This shouldn't be nearly as rare as it is but such is life ... the good folk at Magnolia Pictures are putting all of the OScar Nominated short films - both live action and animated - into theaters starting this Friday so people actually have a chance - a very rare chance - to see these things as they were meant to be seen. Nice.
Check the list of playdates here.
» Posted by Todd at February 13, 2007 06:28 PM
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WOW! Thanks for the info. Showing at my local theater tomorrow! Thanks so much or I would've missed it (and been subsequently pissed). Thanks again....Nice.
» Posted by Drewbacca at February 15, 2007 12:03 PM
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