Note: All passes are gone. If I get more, I will repost. I'll contact winners early this week. Look for news of another IBJ Night at the Movies soon. --LH
On Sept. 16th, I'll be hosting a sneak preview of the new Samuel L. Jackson thriller "Lakeview Terrace," directed by former Hoosier Neil LaBute. The screening will be held at AMC Castleton.
(As a playwright, LaBute also has his first Broadway play opening soon. Sorry I can't give away tickets to that.)
To score a pair of tickets to the film, be among the first to 1. e-mail me at lharry@ibj.com with "Lakeview Terrace" on the subject line, AND 2.) Post below with your favorite Samuel L. Jackson or Neil LaBute film.
I'll contact you if you've won.
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After I saw and loved that play at the Phoenix last year, I went on a Neil LaBute kick. I borrowed every movie of his that I could from my public library.
I loved Nurse Betty, enjoyed Possession, but found Wicker Man to be just plain odd, and I thought The Shape of Things would never, ever end. I petered out before I could watch In the Company of Men.
However, if I didn't already have to work at my day job on September 16, I'd be up for seeing his new movie.
And for the record, I'd like to get the chance to chat with LaBute in person some day.
Hope Baugh
www.IndyTheatreHabit.com
It's not too original, but my favorite Samuel L. Jackson film is still Pulp Fiction. It's hard to argue with that sort of quality.
It was Samuel L's best role yet.
Favorite Jackson film: Jackie Brown- Jackson's best badass villain portrayal
Jungle Fever. He played a SUPER scary junkie.