But Did IGN Lie In Their Review For "Snowpiercer" Though?DID.THEY.LIE?!

But did IGN lie in their review for "Snowpiercer" though? DID. THEY. LIE?!

Amazing highlights of the Alamo Drafthouse Rolling Roadshow event in honor of "Snowpiercer" held in Burnet, Texas last June 21, 2014.

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01. Interior look of the train's snack bar.

02. Interior look of the vintage train car that carried the audience to the outdoor screening location.

03. The event organizers served sushi just like in the film!

04. + 05. Just like in the movie, only those viewers who paid for the VIP/First Class tickets aboard the train were presented with the sushi offerings.

06. Creative movie passes designed to look like passports along with a character badge. This one clearly is for a viewer who paid to be at the Front Section as evidenced by the Minister Mason button.

07. Showtime!

08. A guest enjoying a sweet green treat made to look like Kronol.

09. Post-screening after-party back onboard the train where the attendees channeled the memorable Nightclub Section scene.

10. Happy passengers all smiles after seeing "Snowpiercer"!

More of the stunning concept art sketches created by production designer Ondrej Nekvasil for Bong Joon-Ho's visionary science fiction film, "Snowpiercer". +++ 01. At the end of the mind-blowing Aquarium Section lies an adjacent sushi bar, which as Minister Mason revealed in the film, serves the tasty Japanese dish only during January and July. 02. The Classroom Section and its brightly decorated interiors which was faithfully realized in the film in acid-bright saturated colors that matched the demented cheerfulness of the Teacher and her privileged pupils. 03. The interior of the Lounge + Salon Section took its grand opulence by channeling the spirit of luxury cruise ships from the 1930s. 04. Floor-to-ceiling windows filter in the light of an eternal winter inside the Swimming Pool Section. Fun fact: actress Octavia Spencer (who plays Tanya in the film) stated that this was her favorite part of the train during filming. 05. The set design for the Nightclub Section was intended to reference the decadent interiors of Manhattan discotheques from the 1980s but with a more modern twist. 06. The plush and hazy interiors of the Kronol Den Section also referenced the same '80s nightclubs of Manhattan where the discreet back rooms allowed partygoers to indulge in drugs and other narcotics. 07. The final design of Wilford's domain, the Engine Section, was conceived as a metallic spheroid monstrosity that production designer Ondrej Nekvasil described as "the chapel at the end of the road."

"I'm a shadow of my former shadow..." — Gilliam (John Hurt), Snowpiercer

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