Forum - View topicGreat Canadian Yamato Ticket Give-Away
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BigHeadClan
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Never saw it, but I might just for the hell of it. I'm working later that night anyhow. lol
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grooven
Posts: 1428 Location: Canada |
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I can only hope I win lol!! Yay Canada
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bin1127
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That's a lot of theatres showing the movie.
I watched it last year and it was okay. If you like redline you can now see takuya in live-action instead of just the voice. |
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Rokk3000
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I haven't seen this live movie and it would definitely be nice to see it in the theatre. We have no transit service on holidays, so my roommate and I would have to take a taxi. If we win the tickets, that would cut the expense for sure
Either way, it would be a nice experience. We both like Yamato, including the remake of the series. |
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Buster Blader 126
 Posts: 1207 Location: Mississauga, Ontario, Canada |
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As a "new generation" Yamato fan thanks to the new anime series, I'm intrigued by how the live-action movie will play out. I'm not expecting too much, granted.
Even if I don't win the tickets, I think I'll be able to get to the theater by 6:50 and be able to get a ticket just fine. |
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GhostShell
Posts: 1009 Location: Richmond, B.C., Canada |
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I'm glad I saw this contest. I wouldn't have even known the film was being shown at my local theatre, otherwise. I was thinking about getting the BD for this film, until I saw the price ($64.10 at my local home video shop). Now I can see the movie on the big screen and determine whether it would be worth buying the BD.
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StudioToledo
 Posts: 847 Location: Toledo, U.S.A. |
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Nice to see Windsor isn't left out of the fun. |
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Space Butler XIII
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Apparently I won the draw for my city, but there seems to be a bit of a problem with how I found out. You see, the contest page said that the winners would be contacted on November 1st, but I wasn't contacted until November 11. Getting the e-mail at around noon doesn't really help me plan things out when I'm at work and have no internet access. Given that I had no idea I won and, therefore, made other plans for the evening, I was beyond too late to cash in my prize by the time I finally got home and checked my e-mail.
Did anyone else not find out they won until 10 days too late? |
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StudioToledo
Posts: 847 Location: Toledo, U.S.A. |
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Wouldn't surprised me if it was that mismanaged. |
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Space Butler XIII
Posts: 71 |
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If it really was that mismanaged, then I'm a little surprised. This is the first time I've seen ANN (or whoever they contracted) screw up on one of their Great Canadian Ticket Giveaways.
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dark_relm
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ya, i won for my theater and i only found out noon on nov 11. i was lucky cause i didn't have any plans that night. but also the box office people didn't even know about the contest! they had to call in the manager to find out if it was a legitimate contest. this was really mismanaged
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