Josh Blue headed to big screen

Rocky Mountain News

Published November 1, 2006 at midnight

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"Last Comic Standing" winner Josh Blue of Denver will make his big screen debut Nov. 9 in 220 movie theatres nationwide.

"Josh Blue, 7 More Days in the Tank" was filmed during Blue's sold-out performance during August at the Gothic Theatre. In addition, the screenings will include the never-before-seen feature, "Blue at the Zoo," which follows the animal lover's exploits on a trip to the Denver Zoo.

"I think people should come see it because it's me being me and the fact that it is on the big screen, well that is just ridiculously awesome," Blue said in the statement announcing the screenings, which are part of National CineMedia's new Big Screen Comedy series.

Tickets ($10) are available now at BigScreenBoxOffice.com or at the theater box offices.

Here's where you can see it along the Front Range:

Cinemark Fort Collins: 4721 S. Timberline Rd., Fort Collins Denver Pavilions 15: 500 16th Street Mall, Denver Colorado Mills: 14500 West Colfax Ave., Lakewood Highlands Ranch 24: 103 Centennial Blvd., Highlands Ranch Westminster Promenade 24: 10655 Westminster Blvd., Broomfield Cinemark Greeley Mall: 2160 Greeley Mall, Greeley Thornton Town Center: 10001 Grant St., Thornton Denver West 12: 14225 W. Colfax Ave., Golden Twin Peaks Mall 10: 1250 S. Hover Road, Longmont Greenwood Plaza: 8141 E Arapahoe Road, Englewood

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