The Wisdom Exchange Presents Boulder Film Maker Patty Greer's and her Newest UFO Movie
"4 Stories – One Event – Other Worlds"
Friday, March 23, 7 PM
Four different groups of people saw Orange Balls of Light over an English Crop Circle on July 29th and experienced a telepathic communication with the "Beings."
The men from Belgium were still in shock throughout the interview. They watched Balls of Light turn into "Illuminated Light Bodies" with arms, legs and a head, just hours before.
A man from Holland and a child from Belgium were both told, "The Crop Circle is not done yet." Two additional phases of the Crop Circle appeared within days. A group of French people were equally stunned by their sighting. How did all of these people meet the film maker within 24 hours in different places around Southern England and tell her their stories? Similar stories!
We offer you the information. Your perception is up to you.
Includes an Australian woman's photographic account of numerous ultra-dimensional (ET) beings that use her property as a doorway to other worlds. Many of her photographs show "Energies" that have not been seen before. She has taken more than 800,000 photos with 11 different cameras!
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Patty Greer will join us in person for a live Q & A and, believe me, nothing can compare to a conversation with Patty about her experiences. If you’re a believer, be prepared to be captivated. If you’re a skeptic, be prepared to be converted!
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Meeting at Living Water Unity
7401 W. 59th Ave., Arvada, CO 80003 (59th & Vance)
(Map at www.thewisdomexchange.com/LWU-Map)
Popcorn and candy will be available for a free will offering.
Discussion will follow the film.
Some films may have language or subject matter unsuitable for children.
For additional information, contact
Kay Ford Johnsen
720-933-4964
kayfordjohnsEn@aol.com
www.thewisdomexchange.com
http://www.PattyGreer.com
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Harkins Northfield Theatres at Stapleton unveiled its coveted Loyalty Cups and Loyalty T-Shirts Thursday, November 17. To celebrate the launch, the first 200 people in line for the Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part One received a complimentary Loyalty Cup for discounted soft drinks at movies in Denver throughout 2012.
Harkins’ Loyalty Cups and T-Shirts reward moviegoers with $1 soft drink refills each time they bring their Loyalty Cup and a free medium popcorn each time they wear their Loyalty T-Shirt to Harkins Northfield through the end of 2012. With a new design and the same incredible value, the Harkins Loyalty Cup and T-Shirt are perfect for movie lovers and families on a budget looking for things to do in Denver.
The Loyalty Cup and T-Shirt have become synonymous with ultimate movie going in Denver and continue to make movies in Denver affordable. Arriving just in time for the multitude of movies to be released this holiday season, the Loyalty Cups and T-Shirts compliment the Denver movie theater experience available on Harkins’ Cine Capri movie screen, the largest screen in town.
The 2012 editions are available for purchase at Harkins Northfield Theatres at Stapleton or online at www.harkinstheatres.com. Loyalty Cups retail for $4.75; Loyalty T-Shirts are $25 and both are valid until December 31, 2012.
The Harkins Denver movie theater, located at 8300 E. Northfield Blvd, offers the following amenities to moviegoers looking for a unique movie going experience:
Harkins PlayCenter is an exclusive in-lobby children's activity center offering a supervised, engaging environment for children ages 3 through 8 to play games, read books, and of course, watch movies, just steps from mom and dad's auditorium. For only $6 per child, it’s a bargain to enjoy your movie knowing your children are with trained professionals who are background checked and fingerprinted.
Harkins’ Party Popcorn Bag is a great buy for this season’s holiday parties and football games. Everybody loves movie theater popcorn, especially Harkins’ award-winning popcorn. Available for just $10, these giant bags of popcorn feed up to 10 of your friends as you settle in on the couch for a movie night or big football game. Visit Guest Services at any Harkins theater for details and purchasing.
The Cine Capri® auditorium offers an amped up movie experience. It offers Denver’s largest movie screen, more than 70 feet wide, and the ultimate in projection and sound technology with 30,000 watts of pristine digital sound. Topped off with stadium-style Ultimate Rocker® loveseats, families looking for an unsurpassed experience to see movies in Denver shouldn’t miss the Cine Capri®.
Summer Movie Fun is a 10-week program for children to enjoy some of Hollywood’s best family films for less than $1 per film. Children can enjoy a movie a week for 10 weeks to cool off during the warm summer months. The 2012 Summer Movie Fun line up will be released in March 2012.
Harkins Theatres is the largest family owned theatre chain in the country and the premier movie exhibitor of the western United States operating more than 420 screens. Featuring a larger selection of film, snacks and innovative amenities to moviegoers since 1933, Harkins Theatres is renowned for its commitment and passion for offering the ultimate movie going experience.
Founded by renowned showman, inventor and community leader Dwight “Red” Harkins, Harkins Theatres has historically been a trailblazer for advancements in the motion picture exhibition industry.
Tickets for the screenings are now available, and are being exclusively sold online through MovieTickets.com. Filmgoers can choose how much they wish to pay—anywhere in the range of $.01 to $100, with the completion of a short questionnaire. The survey, which after completion gives access to the ticket buying page on MovieTickets.com, is accessible here:
http://www.magpictures.com/freakonomics/freaksurvey.html
In the spirit of the creative, incentives-based thinking behind Freakonomics, the pay-what-you-want screenings reference a popular experiment from the original book, in which authors Levitt and Dubner analyze how people interact with a weekly, pay-what-you-want bagel delivery service. The data collected anonymously at the time of purchase will be analyzed by authors Dubner and Levitt to identify what factors and circumstances prompt movie-goers to pay more or less for their screening tickets.
“The pay-what-you-want screening represents a fun and engaging way to illustrate the underlying premise of Freakonomics—the application of economics and incentives-based thinking to everyday situations to uncover surprising and sometimes controversial conclusions,” muses producer Chad Troutwine. “It seems only fitting, then, to engage Freakonomics audiences in their own local economic experiment, offering a chance to see the film in advance of its theatrical release while simultaneously bringing the concept of incentives thinking to life.”
Produced by Green Film Company and distributed by Magnolia Pictures, Freakonomics examines human behavior with provocative and often hilarious case studies brought to life by a dream team of Academy Award® and Sundance Film Festival winning directors. Rachel Grady and Heidi Ewing (Jesus Camp) balance levity and candor with their eye-opening profile of underachieving kids incentivized to learn with cold hard cash. Alex Gibney (Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room) delivers a visually arresting look at the crumbling facade of Sumo wrestling. Morgan Spurlock (Super Size Me) offers up a buoyant and revealing angle on the repercussions of baby names. Finally, Eugene Jarecki (Why We Fight) investigates an unsettling theory to explain why crime rates dramatically dropped in the early 1990s. Seth Gordon (The King of Kong) weaves the segments together with brisk interludes, providing context and commentary from authors Dubner and Levitt.
Space at the pay-what-you-want screenings are limited, and tickets available on a first come, first served basis. In addition to opening theatrically nationwide on October 1st, Freakonomics is also available for rent at a premium advance price on iTunes (www.iTunes.com/freakonomics), Amazon, and On Demand through major cable providers everywhere.
Freakonomics the Movie, the highly anticipated film version of the internationally bestselling book about incentives-based thinking by Stephen Dubner and Steven Levitt, hits Denver’s Starz Film Center
at the Tivoli this Friday, October 8, 2010. Produced by Green Film Company, Freakonomics the Movie features a dream team of Academy Award® and Sundance Film Festival winning directors.
Like the book, the film examines human behavior with provocative and occasionally hilarious case studies. For those who read the book but are looking for something fresh, Freakonomics the Movie also covers entirely new ground. Rachel Grady and Heidi Ewing (Jesus Camp) balance levity and candor with their eye-opening profile of underachieving kids incentivized to learn with cold hard cash. Alex Gibney (Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room) delivers a visually arresting look at the crumbling facade of Sumo wrestling. Morgan Spurlock (Super Size Me) offers up a buoyant and revealing angle on the repercussions of baby names. Finally, Eugene Jarecki (Why We Fight) investigates an unsettling theory to explain why crime rates dramatically dropped in the early 90s. Seth Gordon (The King of Kong) weaves the pieces together with brisk interludes, providing context and commentary from the authors.
Producer Chad Troutwine saw cinematic potential in the surprise bestseller. “With Freakonomics the Movie, Stephen Dubner and Steve Levitt promised to reveal the hidden side of everything, and they delivered a brilliant book that achieved mainstream success,” extols Chad Troutwine, the Producer of the cinematic adaptation. “Similarly, our film Freakonomics the Movie seeks to achieve broad appeal by examining every day topics like parenting, cheating, and bribery without abandoning the economics research that legitimized the book. This is a golden era for non-fiction filmmaking, and Freakonomics the Movie showcases the best non-fiction filmmakers in the world.”
Edward and Bella will finally tie the knot, but before they do, Twilight fans can experience their storied romance on the biggest movie screen in town. Harkins Northfield Theatres at Stapleton will host Denver’s Ultimate Twilight Marathon on Thursday, November 17, leading up to the premiere of Breaking Dawn - Part One, the second to last installment in the Twilight saga. The marathon will play on Harkins’ Cine Capri screen, Denver’s largest movie screen, starting at 4 p.m. Limited tickets are available now, but will sell out soon.
Harkins Northfield at Stapleton Ultimate Twilight Marathon
Thursday, November 17, 2011
4 p.m.
For just $30, the Ultimate Twilight Marathon package includes admission to the past three Twilight films (Twilight, New Moon and Eclipse) and the midnight premiere of Breaking Dawn - Part One.
Marathoners will also receive:
- Two FREE small popcorns.
- One FREE 2012 Loyalty Cup (good for $1 soda refills through 2012 at Harkins Northfield at Stapleton).
- Two FREE Loyalty Cup refills to enjoy throughout the marathon experience.
- Commemorative Twilight lanyard.
- Harkins’ Twilight goodie bag.
Tickets are going fast; buy them today at www.harkinstheatres.com or at the Harkins Northfield at Stapleton box office.
Midnight Premiere, Breaking Dawn - Part One
Thursday, November 17, 2011
12:01 a.m., Thursday at midnight
For Twilight fans who just want to watch the wedding event of the year, tickets for Breaking Dawn – Part One are also available at www.harkinstheatres.com or at the Harkins Northfield at Stapleton box office. Fans are encouraged to arrive early for their chance to win prizes including:
- Harkins Theatres movie tickets.
- Harkins Theatres 2012 Loyalty T-Shirt (good for FREE popcorn every time it’s worn to the movies through 2012).
- Harkins Theatres 2012 Loyalty Cup (good for $1 soda refills through 2012) for the first 200 people in line.
- Twilight inspired jewelry and gifts.
Hurry, these seats will sell out. Standard ticket prices apply.
For more information on Denver’s Ultimate Twilight Marathon, visit www.harkinstheatres.com/twilight and for more information on Harkins Theatres visit www.harkinstheatres.com.
