More screenings of "Waking Sleeping Beauty"

[challer]

For those who were upset that WSB didn't come to your town, a whole bunch of new screening dates and venues were added. Hope this helps people - you really should see this movie!

http://wakingsleepingbeautymovie.com/screenings.html

 

[mikelan6]

Ugh ... nothing in Florida.

 

[WaltD4Me]

I just saw this on FB. I'm very excited...it will be showing in Cleveland the end of June!

 

[vegetablegirl]

Man! Still nothing within within 400 miles! Can't the Southeast get a little more love?

 

[wdwfreeksince88]

I am originally from the Greensboro NC area.....would I be crazy to drive from Fl up there for a weekend to catch this? I do have free room if I stay with family.

 

[TeriofTerror]

I just saw this on FB. I'm very excited...it will be showing in Cleveland the end of June!

Yep, the exact dates of my sister-in-law's rehearsal dinner and wedding. And the wedding will be at my house, so it will be really obvious if I don't show up...

Oh well; maybe I can catch it in Columbus!

 

[cyberbox2]

This is very exciting, I watched every clip on the website and then searched the screenings page. Nothing in Virginia

Can't wait until this is actually released!

 

[cyberbox2]

This is very exciting, I watched every clip on the website and then searched the screenings page. Nothing in Virginia

Can't wait until this is actually released!

 

[Kellygurlz74]

Oh Drats! Not coming near me again.

I went with Disneybride to see this. And it was AWESOME!
If you are into the history of Disney, especially animation, this is a definite must see for you.

For the directors & producers to talk about the ups & downs during this particular timeframe & seeing what happens "behind the scenes" was great & educational. They have a large segment on Roy Disney & how he reclaimed an almost disappearing animation era back to life again....it was awe-inspiring. They answered questions at the end. And I left with goosebumps!

When we went to see it, we were in DC. The national american history museum, they dedicated a signed cell, I believe it was limited as well to the museum.


GO SEE IT IF YOU CAN!!

 

[Disneybridein2k3]

Oh Drats! Not coming near me again.

I went with Disneybride to see this. And it was AWESOME!
If you are into the history of Disney, especially animation, this is a definite must see for you.

For the directors & producers to talk about the ups & downs during this particular timeframe & seeing what happens "behind the scenes" was great & educational. They have a large segment on Roy Disney & how he reclaimed an almost disappearing animation era back to life again....it was awe-inspiring. They answered questions at the end. And I left with goosebumps!

When we went to see it, we were in DC. The national american history museum, they dedicated a signed cell, I believe it was limited as well to the museum.


GO SEE IT IF YOU CAN!!

Here is one review I read on the DIS that I thought summed it up really well and included a photo of the signed cell donated to the Museum of American History in Washington, DC:

http://www.disboards.com/showpost.php?p=36102521&postcount=2