Writer/director M. Night Shyamalan has been engaging audiences since his 1999 suspense thriller, The Sixth Sense, premiered in theaters. Known for his plot twists, he keeps viewers on the edge of their seats guessing what is really happening. This summer, he brings his latest project, TRAP, to the big screen.
Warner Bros, in conjunction with FlickDirect, would like to offer some lucky winners a Fandango gift certificate for two tickets per code to see TRAP at a theater near them during the film’s theatrical run.
How to Enter:
- Subscribe to FlickDirect on YouTube.
- Send an email with your YouTube name for verification to contest@flickdirect.com (Subject: TRAP contest).
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Contest ends August 2nd, 2024
About TRAP
From acclaimed filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan comes his latest, TRAP, a totally new experience from the mind behind The Sixth Sense, Signs, and Split. Josh Hartnett stars as Cooper, a father with a basement full of secrets, who takes his daughter to the concert event of the year—Lady Raven. Once there, Cooper soon finds himself ensnared by police and Feds in an elaborate trap—just how far will he go to keep his secret and escape the law? Be there to experience TRAP when it hits theaters on August 2, 2024.
RATED PG-13
Official Contest Rules
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Limit one Fandango Gift Certificate per household. Each Fandango code holds a value of $30, which typically covers 2 regular movie tickets. Must be 13 years of age or older to win. Employees of all promotional partners and their agencies are not eligible. Void where prohibited. Entries must be received by 11:59 pm on August 2nd, 2024, to be eligible to receive a pass. Winners will be contacted via e-mail to receive their Fandango code. Sponsors are not responsible for incomplete, lost, late, or misdirected entries or for failure to receive entries due to transmission or technical failures of any kind. ONE ENTRY PER PERSON.
Filed Under: trap, advance screening, giveaway, josh harrent
