Gimme Shelter Movie Ticket GIVEAWAY!!
Grab a tissue!! Being a mother is the toughest job in the world… Period. Now imagine… you are young, homeless, and without a family to lean on for support. That’s exactly what happened to Agnes “Apple” Baily. Based on a true story, Ronald Krauss’ new film “Gimme Shelter,” stars Vanessa Hudgens (High School Musical) as 16-year-old Agnes “Apple” Baily, a teenager who sets out to find her biological father and is forced into the streets in a true journey of survival.
Now that the trailer has you tearing up… Check out and share the 6 animated gifs to get a closer look at the heart warming tale of Agnes “Apple” Baily before the film hits theaters Friday January 24th, 2014.
Based on a true story, Ronald Krauss’ new film “Gimme Shelter,” stars Vanessa Hudgens (High School Musical) as 16-year-old Agnes “Apple” Baily, a teenager who sets out to find her biological father and is forced into the streets in a true journey of survival.
Check out and share the 6 animated gifs to get an inside look at the heart warming tale of Agnes “Apple” Baily before the film hits theaters Friday January 24th, 2014.
CAST:
Vanessa Hudgens (Agnes “Apple” Bailey)
James Earl Jones (Frank McCarthy)
Rosario Dawson (June Bailey)
Brendan Fraser (Tom Fitzpatrick)
Gimme Shelter received 5 stars from the Dove Foundation, their highest rating!
Kelly Rosati, VP, Community Outreach / FOCUS ON THE FAMILY
“GIMME SHELTER” is a deeply moving and meaningful film that celebrates the dignity of life at all ages and stages. A great, gritty depiction of what it means to put your faith into action to help those society far too often marginalizes.”
Each household is only eligible to win ONE (1) Pack of Two (2) AMC Movie Tickets via blog reviews and giveaways. Only one entrant per mailing address per giveaway. If you have won the same prize on another blog, you will not be eligible to win it again. Winner is subject to eligibility verification.
One very lucky Peanut Butter and Whine follower will win 2 tickets to see this movie!! Good Luck!!
5 Comments
ale ol
Discipline v punishment v reward, ie when the kids get ooc
Sue Hull
When my daughter was little, I think being a single mom and not having her dad in her life was hard for me. With my mom’s help to raise her, I’m proud of the woman my daughter has grown up to be. Thank you 🙂
carrie steele
Havent been to a movie in a long time, and i saw the preveiws to gimme shelter, and told my daughter i woild like to see it , looks realy good , thank you
carrie steele
And Vanessa Hudgens rocks as a actress 🙂
Kathleen
For me, the toughest part of being a Mom is learning to let go. When my oldest daughter moved out I was sick and depressed. So much so, that I stayed in bed for a week. It seems crazy when I write it here, but it was VERY DIFFICULT for me. I have three daughters and I guess it was a bit easier to swallow when the next two left home. It’s a real challenge to let them go, but still be there for them always. When they come for advice or help, it’s hard to not want to “fix” everything for them.