opening wide today: ‘Fred Claus,’ ‘Lions for Lambs,’ ‘P2’Fred Claus Lions for Lambs P2 support
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Fri Nov 09 07, 11:28AM categories: movie buzz permalink 3 pre-Disqus comments Disqus comments tip jarshare
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posted by Bob Aman (Fri Nov 09 07, 11:45AM)
Well, I got momentarily excited about my movie-going prospects for today when I looked at the release date you put down for No Country for Old Men. You marked it as being released on 11/09. But then it didn't show up in local listings, and IMDB had it's release date as 11/21. Then I remember that your release dates are for NYC only. -sigh-
posted by Gilbert Fergison (Sun Nov 11 07, 2:11AM)
P2 was screened for critics. I went to a promo screening of it Tuesday night at IFC and a bunch of rows were saved for some special invitees which I think were the press. Some of them had notepads with them so they must have been critics. Not a bad movie at all but nothing new.
posted by MaryAnn (Mon Nov 12 07, 2:05PM)
If *P2* was shown to critics, the publicists certainly did not go out of their way to let critics know about it. I heard nothing about screenings, and neither did any other NYC critic I spoke to about it.