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"Playing for Keeps" Movie Tickets – Online Deal

$24 for Two Admissions to "Playing for Keeps", In Theaters December 7, Plus $15 Worth of Groupon Bucks

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Thu Dec 06 05:59:59 UTC 2012
Value
$39
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In a Nutshell

Holiday romance stars Gerard Butler as a down-on-his-luck athlete forming a relationship with his son & rekindling romance with Jessica Biel

The Fine Print

  • Expires Jan 31, 2013
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 as a gift. Limit 1 pair of admissions per person. Hollywood Movie Money certificate valid for 2 adult admissions (up to $24.00 total) to see Playing for Keeps at any showing including "no coupons, no passes" showtimes. Redemption code & certificate expires 1/31/13 or when Playing for Keeps is no longer in theaters, whichever comes first. Valid in the US at participating theaters only. Bucks will be awarded to purchaser's account on 12/20. Click here for full terms.
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Escaping into the comforts of a movie theater can provide relief when you're feeling frazzled from holiday stress or being tailed by the KGB. Disappear into this Groupon: for $24, you get admission for two to see Playing for Keeps, arriving in theaters Friday, December 7, as well as $15 worth of Groupon Bucks to buy yourself a holiday gift. This Groupon is available in limited quantities.

Playing for Keeps

The star-studded Playing for Keeps sates holiday-season hankerings for beautiful faces, romantic entanglements, and heartwarming endings. Starring the scruffy-faced Scottish hunk Gerard Butler as a down-on-his-luck former soccer star, the film follows the ex-athlete's efforts to rebuild a relationship with his young son and rekindle romance with his ex, played by Jessica Biel. All the while, Butler must navigate the attentions of a sultry soccer mom, played by Academy Award winner Catherine Zeta-Jones, as well as face the prospect of leaving behind his loved ones for an opportunity in sports broadcasting. Directed by Gabriele Muccino, best known for his hand in The Pursuit of Happyness, and written by Robbie Fox, the film also spotlights a powerhouse supporting cast that includes Academy Award nominee Uma Thurman, Golden Globe nominee Dennis Quaid, and Arrested Development's Judy Greer.

Prices for regular adult admission average $12 per person. Ticket prices vary by region and theater, and today's deal is valid for tickets to any participating theater. Participating theaters are subject to change.

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