'Now Playing' Live -- Fall Movie Guide Special

August 28, 2012 Movies

"Extra" Correspondent Ben Lyons and ExtraTV.com Senior Writer Kit Bowen will host a weekly live chat to preview what's opening at the box office.

This week, during a special edition of "Now Playing," they'll also preview the hottest movies set to hit the big screen this fall.

Join the live chat Friday, August 31 at 1PM ET/10AM PT as Ben and Kit discuss "Lawless," featuring Shia LaBeouf, Jessica Chastain and Guy Pearce, "Breaking Dawn: Part 2" with Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart, "End of Watch," "Looper," "Skyfall" and more!

'Now Playing' Live -- Fall Movie Guide Special

Join the chat to voice your opinion and decide which new movies are worth seeing!

Follow these easy steps:

Create an account at Spreecast.com/FallMovieGuide
RSVP to "Extra's" event
Leave your comments or questions in the bottom right corner of the screen
Tweet your comments or questions @ExtraTV using the hashtag #ExtraLiveChat

During the Chat:

Talk with other fans in the chat box
Click on the camera icon (at the bottom of the video screen) to request to be on camera
Submit your comments or questions to be brought on-screen

Mark your calendars for Friday, August 31th, 1PM ET/10AM PT!

To find out more and to create an account, go to Spreecast.com.

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