It’s free screening time… These are word-of-mouth screenings, which means they’ll be crowded and you have to get there EARLY.  Seating is not guaranteed. I’m not taking names, just a headcount.  At the screening, say you RSVPed through Industry Nexus. You do not have to give your name. You might want to print out this page.

RSVP to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it   In the subject line type: The name of the movie; Date you want to attend;  # in your party.  If you want to see both movies, please send separate emails so I can keep them all straight.

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STEP BROTHERS

7/17 Arclight Sherman Oaks, 7:30 PM

PINEAPPLE EXPRESS

7/21 Santa Monica, 7:30 PM
(1310 Third Street, Santa Monica 90401)

7/23 Burbank Complex, 7:30 PM
(125 Palm Ave. Burbank 91502)

7/28  The Grove, 7:30 PM Closed.

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7:23am: Wake up, use the bathroom, check the time on my cell phone. Once I realize that the clock has yet to strikek 8am and that I do not have to be at work in an hour-and-a-half, I return to bed.

You've seen gas prices escalate lately, and have half-listened to pundits decrying the state of the lackluster American economy. Aside from paying $62 for a tank of gas that cost you $40 two years ago, you fee like the economic downturn hasn't overwhelmingly affected you so long as you have your 50-hour, $550/week job keeping you (barely) solvent. Then you get a call from the HR coordinator, who requests a meeting with you at your earliest convenience. Although your performance has been good but not perfect, you haven't triggered a series of cataclysmic events which causes the company you work for to lose either valuable clients or millions of dollars in revenue. You go into HR's office, and there is a packet of documents waiting for you with the top page featuring the words, “COBRA Coverage.”

9am - Pull into the lot garage. Wave hello to the parking guys who take good care of me and hook me up with secret parking spots when the lot is full. Since I park in P3, I can either take the excruciatingly slow elevator or three-and-a-half flights of stairs and be slightly winded by the time I reach the building elevator (yes, there are two separate elevators). I decide on the stairs, as I know I will probably not be getting too much exercise sitting on my ass for the next 9 or so hours. Walk into the office, turn on the computer, check my voicemail.