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    ‘Glass’ Screening Early in “Shyamalanathon” at Alamo Drafthouses

    Breana CeballosBy Breana CeballosJanuary 5, 20191 Min Read
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    If you wanted to see Glass at all this is the way to do it. Alamo Drafthouses across the nation are going to be screening Glass at the end of their “Shyamalanathon” after showing Unbreakable and Split.

    The showing will take place January 12th and tickets are free with the purchase of a $10 food voucher. The screening will also feature a live broadcast from Alamo Drafthouse Brooklyn of a conversation with Shymalan.

    Alamo Drafthouse is selling these vouchers now so make sure you don’t miss out! Unfortunatly if you live in the Los Angeles Area your Drafthouse is not up and running yet for the Shyamalanathon.

    Glass is the most highly anticipated movie of 2019 so far and has an estimated $70 million opening weekend. Read why we are so excited for it here.

    Glass is hitting theaters for everyone else January 18th.

    Are you going to see Glass when it comes out? Will you be seeing it at the Alamo Drafthouse? Tell us in the comments!

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