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Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Labyrinth/Tron Double Header 3/24
Last week's screening of Labyrinth got bumped due to St. Patrick's Day, so we'll be showing it this week, along with our previously scheduled flick, Tron!
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Nerds Driven out of Ireland
Due to all the wild St. Patrick's Day shenannies, JAGERCON has been canceled this week considering the bar will most likely be too rowdy for nerdy movie viewing. We WILL be screening Labyrinth AND Tron next Tuesday, March 24th, however, so save the date and don't forget to reinforce your glasses with plenty of tape!
Monday, March 9, 2009
Forbidden Planet/Angry Red Planet Double Header! 3/10
On Tuesday, March 10th JagerCon goes old school with two sci-fi classics, Forbidden Planet and Angry Red Planet Brave the snow and come nerd out with us! 10 p.m. at Clubhouse Jager every Tuesday night.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
JagerCon, Meet MarsCon
We'll be getting our extreme nerd on at MarsCon this Friday, March 6th. Are you going? E-mail us at kate@letoilemagazine.com and meet up with us for a drink and nerdy shenanigans!
Stay tuned for CONvergence this July, as we'll be running our OWN party room!
Not sure if you want to go to MarsCon? Just watch these hilarious vids from last year and you will no doubt be on board!
Stay tuned for CONvergence this July, as we'll be running our OWN party room!
Not sure if you want to go to MarsCon? Just watch these hilarious vids from last year and you will no doubt be on board!
More press for JagerCon!
The media loves JagerCon!
The Onion says this:
JagerCon: Sci-Fi Tuesdays - Blade Runner (Director's Cut)
Science-fiction writer Philip K. Dick spent his career—and by all accounts his leisure time—obsessed with the notion that reality and humanity were ultimately ungraspable concepts, so it’s fitting that the most famous film taken from his work would be so unstable. Director Ridley Scott’s adaptation of Dick’s short novel Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep? has seen five major iterations, beginning with a 1982 work print used for test screenings through a 2007 cut released to theaters as “The Final Cut.” The looming question of whether Harrison Ford is a replicant or not is, therefore, definitively unanswerable—something Dick would have appreciated. Here, the weekly sci-fi movie night JagerCon screens the director’s cut first released in 1992. -The Onion/The Decider
The Onion says this:
JagerCon: Sci-Fi Tuesdays - Blade Runner (Director's Cut)
Science-fiction writer Philip K. Dick spent his career—and by all accounts his leisure time—obsessed with the notion that reality and humanity were ultimately ungraspable concepts, so it’s fitting that the most famous film taken from his work would be so unstable. Director Ridley Scott’s adaptation of Dick’s short novel Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep? has seen five major iterations, beginning with a 1982 work print used for test screenings through a 2007 cut released to theaters as “The Final Cut.” The looming question of whether Harrison Ford is a replicant or not is, therefore, definitively unanswerable—something Dick would have appreciated. Here, the weekly sci-fi movie night JagerCon screens the director’s cut first released in 1992. -The Onion/The Decider
Monday, March 2, 2009
Blade Runner Director's Cut THIS Tuesday!
Be sure to join us for this week's edition on JagerCon! We'll be screening the Director's Cut (the original, 2006 one) tonight starting at 10 p.m.!
Get there early to get a good seat!
Get there early to get a good seat!
We Love Tom Horgen!
From Friday's A+E Section of the Star Tribune:
Night of the Living Nerds
These days, it's good to be a geek.
Geeks have taken over the movie industry (how many superhero movies did you see last year?) and even that über-geek, Conan O'Brien, is bumping Jay Leno from "The Tonight Show."
Now the geeks are taking over one of the Twin Cities' coolest bars, Clubhouse Jäger. A new weekly night called "JagerCon: Sci-Fi Tuesdays" invites bargoers to "mingle with like-minded sci-fi geeks, discuss 'D&D' strategies and use that Captain Picard impression you've been perfecting to pick up chicks at the bar."
Each week, a different movie from the sci-fi pantheon is screened above the dance floor. This Tuesday it's the director's cut of the 1982 Harrison Ford film "Blade Runner." The night was created by two L'Etoile magazine alums, Kate Iverson and Beth Hammarlund. They will also screen TV shows such as "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Star Trek."
To help their fellow geeks open up a bit, the bar will offer two-for-one drinks all night.
-Tom Horgen
Night of the Living Nerds
These days, it's good to be a geek.
Geeks have taken over the movie industry (how many superhero movies did you see last year?) and even that über-geek, Conan O'Brien, is bumping Jay Leno from "The Tonight Show."
Now the geeks are taking over one of the Twin Cities' coolest bars, Clubhouse Jäger. A new weekly night called "JagerCon: Sci-Fi Tuesdays" invites bargoers to "mingle with like-minded sci-fi geeks, discuss 'D&D' strategies and use that Captain Picard impression you've been perfecting to pick up chicks at the bar."
Each week, a different movie from the sci-fi pantheon is screened above the dance floor. This Tuesday it's the director's cut of the 1982 Harrison Ford film "Blade Runner." The night was created by two L'Etoile magazine alums, Kate Iverson and Beth Hammarlund. They will also screen TV shows such as "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Star Trek."
To help their fellow geeks open up a bit, the bar will offer two-for-one drinks all night.
-Tom Horgen
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