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AMC Theatres Gives You a Last Chance to See All Oscar Best Picture Nominees

February 18, 2011 at 1:00 PM | by | Comments (0)

If you missed any of the ten films nominated for a Best Picture Academy Award, AMC Theatres is giving you one more chance to see them all on the big screen.

More than 100 AMC Theatres around the country will show all 10 movies, split between the next two Saturdays, February 19 & 26. Though you won't be able to bring in your own food, they will be giving everyone a gift card to use on concessions throughout the day and they will also being holding movie-related contests between movies.

On Saturday, February 19, AMC will show Toy Story 3, 127 Hours, The Kids Are All Right, True Grit, and The Fighter, beginning at 11:00 A.M. On February 26, you catch Winter's Bone, Black Swan, Inception, The Social Network and The King's Speech.

A Two-Day Pass, which includes tickets to all 10 films divided between both days and an additional $20 in AMC Gift Cards, is available for $60. You can also buy a One-Day Pass, good for all five film on either day for $35. The One-Day Pass also includes a $10 AMC Gift Card.

For hard-core movie fans, 15 AMC theaters are also showing all ten films back-to-back over 24-hours on Feb. 26 & 27. Those tickets are $50 and also include a $20 AMC Gift Card.

To find a participating theater near you or buy tickets online, visit www.amctheatres.com/bps/.

Related Stories:
· AMC Theatres [Official Site]
· Movie Set Travel Coverage [Jaunted]
· Oscars Travel Coverage [Jaunted]

[Photo: The Telegraph]

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