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Win a free VIP upgrade to premiere screening of The Dark Knight Rises

The latest incarnation of the Batman franchise is arguably the best yet: dark and gritty with a star-studded cast of characters. When The Dark Knight Rises opens Thursday night, it's projected to break all box-office records for the biggest opening weekend of all time. And we've got a deal for...
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The latest incarnation of the Batman franchise is arguably the best yet: dark and gritty with a star-studded cast of characters. When The Dark Knight Rises opens Thursday night, it's projected to break all box-office records for the biggest opening weekend of all time.

And we've got a deal for you: Buy tickets Premiere to Remember, when you can watch the flick a full four-and-a-half hours before anyone else in this state, and you could win a free VIP upgrade for you and a date.

Go to www.premieretoremember.com and purchase tickets to the event, which includes a screening of the movie in a private theater plus a red-carpet walk with a photographer and an after-party with food, beverages and celebrities at Dave and Buster's (across the street from United Artists Colorado Center 9, 2000 South Colorado Boulevard).

The VIP upgrade (a $90 value) gets you a stylist appointment before the red carpet so that you'll be looking your very best, as well as exclusive seating in the theater and a bigger and better swag bag. (And VIP tickets are sold out, so this is the only place you can get an upgrade.)

Once you've purchased your general admission tickets, leave a comment here about who your favorite Batman villain is (in any film or comic book), and why he/she is your favorite -- and we'll select a winner from those comments. Deadline to enter: 5 p.m. tomorrow.


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