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GeekGirlCon & Central Cinema Present: Wargames

BBC and Central Cinema Present Wargames January 30

 

Have you ever portrayed the bad guy in a computer game and then accidentally almost started World War III? Well, Matthew Broderick has, as David Lightman in WarGames. Before he was everyone’s favorite teenage rebel in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off–where he played a disgruntled high school student hacking into the school computers to change the number of sick days he had taken–Broderick played a disgruntled high school student hacking into the school computers to change the poor grade he had just received. Ever wonder if Ferris learned a thing or two from David?

In WarGames, with his friend Jennifer Mack (played by The Breakfast Club’s Ally Sheedy), David accidentally hacks into a game that isn’t a game…and you’ll have to watch the movie to see how it ends!

Join GeekGirlCon at Central Cinema for the screening of this awesome scifi thriller!

The Details:

  • Our Selection: WARGAMES, that 1983 geeky classic
  • Date: Thursday, January 30, 2014
  • Time: 7:30 p.m. and 10:00 p.m.
  • Cost: $7 (pre-show) /$9 (at the door)/$.99 (10pm show only)

 

This is not a TV Dinner, but as always, food and drink may be purchased to help support our favorite movie theater.

WarGames is PG for language.

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