Cancelled: Early screening of Wreck-It Ralph
Due to the inclement weather the Washington, DC screening for tonight has been cancelled. Pop Q-Bert in and give the guy some play time instead! You've seen the trailers for Wreck-It Ralph, right? You saw them and you said, "Finally a movie where every single videogame character I grew up with is in one movie." Then you thought about how much you wanted to see it and decided that you would. Then you remembered that tickets to the movies are crazy expensive and you'll have to get popcorn, and probably a soda and some candy. I'm pretty sure you have to pay for parking, and then there's the extra cost to get your tickets online. By the time you're in the seat for the theater you've taken out a loan on your house and had to sell your car. Better scratch the idea of seeing Wreck-It Ralph in theaters, right? Wrong! Flixist and Destructoid to the rescue. We're giving away tickets to early screenings of Wreck-It Ralph across the country. That's right, free tickets to what looks to be one of the best movies involving videogames ever (OK, not a hard pile to climb on top of, but it still looks awesome). Want an admit-two pass? Check out the list of cities we've got tickets for below and the dates. If you can make it to a screening just follow @Flixist and @Dtoid and toss this up on Twitter with the name of the city you want to see it in where it says "YOUR CITY":
That simple. We've got a limited number of passes so act quick. Giveaway ends Monday (10/22) at noon. We'll be sending the passes out then!
Screenings Denver Baltimore Washington, DC Boston
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