Bethesda Holds Post-Apocalyptic Film Festival
Get ready for a night of nuclear holocausterrific good times in California, where Bethesda [http://fallout.bethsoft.com] is presenting a Post-Apocalyptic Film Festival.
The company has teamed with 12 Monkeys [http://www.americancinematheque.com/], a Bruce Willis movie that's really a lot better than most people think.
"We are very excited to sponsor this film festival with the American Cinemantheque and Geek Monthly magazine as this event brings together fans of film and videogames like never before," said Bethesda Softworks President Vlatko Andonov. "This is an exciting time for us and this film festival gives us a fun platform to give people further insight into Fallout 3."
"Co-sponsoring this film festival just made perfect sense for us here at Geek Monthly magazine," added Michael Eisenberg of Fusion Publishing. "The showing of post-apocalyptic films that have captivated moviegoers' imaginations over the last 40 years and showcasing the definitive post-apocalyptic videogame will make for a truly enjoyable festival for fans of the genre."
The price of admission is amazingly cheap: Ten bucks gets you in the door for all three movies, along with a bag of popcorn, a large soda and a "special Fallout 3 giveaway." The only catch: You have to go to Santa Monica if you want to see the movies. Tickets go on sale July 25 at americancinematheque.com [http://www.fandango.com/].
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Get ready for a night of nuclear holocausterrific good times in California, where Bethesda [http://fallout.bethsoft.com] is presenting a Post-Apocalyptic Film Festival.
The company has teamed with 12 Monkeys [http://www.americancinematheque.com/], a Bruce Willis movie that's really a lot better than most people think.
"We are very excited to sponsor this film festival with the American Cinemantheque and Geek Monthly magazine as this event brings together fans of film and videogames like never before," said Bethesda Softworks President Vlatko Andonov. "This is an exciting time for us and this film festival gives us a fun platform to give people further insight into Fallout 3."
"Co-sponsoring this film festival just made perfect sense for us here at Geek Monthly magazine," added Michael Eisenberg of Fusion Publishing. "The showing of post-apocalyptic films that have captivated moviegoers' imaginations over the last 40 years and showcasing the definitive post-apocalyptic videogame will make for a truly enjoyable festival for fans of the genre."
The price of admission is amazingly cheap: Ten bucks gets you in the door for all three movies, along with a bag of popcorn, a large soda and a "special Fallout 3 giveaway." The only catch: You have to go to Santa Monica if you want to see the movies. Tickets go on sale July 25 at americancinematheque.com [http://www.fandango.com/].
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