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Free screening of Up
by jerry
May 4, 2009 7:15 pm


Pssst!

Shhhh… don’t tell anyone, but you can see Pete Docter’s latest film, Up, this Saturday, May 9th for free. If you can get to Connecticut, that is.

There is sneak peek of Pixar’s new feature at the Wadworth Atheneum Museum of Art (600 Main St. in Hartford), at the Wadsworth’s Aetna Theater at 2:00 pm. Admission to the film is on a first come, first served basis, so early arrival is recommended. Doors open at 1:00 pm and visitors are asked to enter through the Avery Lobby. The film will be introduced by Donald Evans, Senior Vice President of Animation Marketing for Walt Disney and Pixar Animation Studios and former West Hartford native. For more information click here.

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    • 6 comments   posted in Disney

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    05/4/09  8:49pm
    Iain says:

    Sheitz. No where near Connecticut. I’d love to see it early though.
    05/4/09  11:48pm
    Betsy says:

    No fair, Pixar! You picked the wrong Wadsworth! I’m from Wadsworth Ohio, not Wadsworth Connecticut.
    05/5/09  5:24am
    David says:

    I Live in the Hartford area and I didn’t even know about it, but now I know what I will be doing. Thank you!!
    05/5/09  5:38pm
    Sara says:

    When I saw this, I was like Oh that is probably nowhere near here. In fact, it is right near here! Hooray.
    05/5/09  5:59pm
    dan says:

    I live about five miles away, in West Hartford. The Hartford Courant had a nice article about this and on Donald Evens in Sunday’s paper. Finally something good happening in this little state!
    05/6/09  6:03pm
    Jack G. says:

    The Wadsworth Atheneum is a fine art gallery (impressionist and renaissance and a Hudson River School collection) that has a theater.

    I’m kinda suprised they’d show something so commercial.
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