Check Out 'Before Sunrise' Before And After Valentine's Day

For a very long time I thought going out to dinner and a movie for Valentine's Day was really nice and then I realized that going out to dinner on Valentine's Day is a big pain in the neck. The good news is that there is a place where you can go see a movie and get dinner the day before and the day after Valentine's Day and not have to worry about someone looking over your shoulder to try and rush you from your table.

SUPER ROMANTIC MOVIE - YES PLEASE!
Instead of trying to get a table at a restaurant on Valentine's Day, go the day before or the day after to Alamo Drafthouse to check our a sweetly romantic movie with your significant other. 'Before Sunrise' stars Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy as two strangers on a train in Budapest who decide to spend the night together, but not in the biblical sense, before they have to go their separate ways. It's the kind of movie that probably wouldn't get made today because there is no social media interaction and no selfies.

HERE'S WHERE TO BUY TICKETS
Fellas, here's where you make major brownie points. Get the tickets for the movie on either night and then surprise your significant other with an early or continuing Valentine's Day. On Sunday, February 13 you can check out the movie at the Montecillo location at 250 East Montecillo Blvd., at 6:00 p.m.
You can check out the movie at the east El Paso location at 12351 Pellicano Dr., at 7:30 p.m. Click here and you can buy tickets online.

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