‘Licorice Pizza’ Contest: Win A Lunch Box, T-Shirt, and Movie Passes!

Licorice Pizza Movie

You’ve heard me sing my praises for Licorice Pizza more than a few times now. And the more days that pass, the more I adore it. The good news is, it’s out in wide release on Christmas Day!

If you’re unfamiliar with the film. Let me set the scene for you (pun intended).

Licorice Pizza is the story of Alana Kane and Gary Valentine growing up, running around and falling in love in the San Fernando Valley, 1973.  It’s written and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. Take a look at the trailer below.

Licorice Pizza Trailer

Licorice Pizza Contest:

Licorice Pizza Poster

To celebrate the release of the film, we have a few pieces of swag to give away – including a Licorice Pizza lunch box, t-shirt, and a Fandango Code for a free movie pass! Check out the goodies below!

Licorice Pizza Contest

Want to enter to win? Here’s all you need to do:

  • Have a United States-based mailing address (we’re only shipping to domestic residents on this one).
  • Leave a comment below letting us know what you think of the trailer!
  • Bonus points if you leave a comment on this IG post!

And that’s it! 

We’ll be picking a winner randomly from the comments below on Tuesday, December 28. So post below – and you’ll hear from us by then if you’ve won!

The Winner will receive an email from us by the end of the day on Tuesday (December 28, 2021). And will have 24 hours to supply an address for the prize to be sent to. Be sure to check your spam and promotions folder – and mark our email address ([email protected]) on your whitelist!

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  1. Been wanting to watch this movie but have only seen screenings happening in Paramus (which is close to Paterson, where I’m from 🙂)…would be awesome to win this prize package!

  2. I always want to watch the coming of age movie like this, saw the trailer and i find it very interesting not like any others i have watched, the comedic vibes with teenagers drama, what a combo. The fact the main cast is not so familiar with audiences make it more interesting, saw a couple reviews and all said the acting was so good. Looking forward to see this movie.

  3. I’m a big Haim fan and it’s exciting to see her in this new role. It’s super cool that she’s getting so much recognition as a breakout star!! Hope to win this giveaway because that lunch box is SO COOL. Thanks for the opportunity!!!

  4. I loved the trailer when I finally allowed myself to see it, I tried to avoid it for a long time because I wanted to see it all in the film. The first time it came on in a theater I actually ducked my head and covered my ears to keep it all a surprise. The Bowie song had me listening to Hunky Dory for the first time in many years. Can’t wait for the film.

  5. P.T.A. fan and I’ve been looking forward to this one because its him going back to his past while bringing in the new wave with Phillip Seymour Hoffman’s son and HAIM. Glad to see it looked good only bummer is that Sean Penn is in it.

  6. I’m a sucker for period pieces and this looks like it’s hilarious, to boot. While I have zero interest in an actual licorice pizza, I can’t wait to see this movie.

  7. Hi emma, I loved the trailer & I love alana haim! I’m a rather large fan & would be so grateful to receive the giveaway! This will actually be my first time seeing a PTA film & I look forward to it. I will be commenting & liking on Instagram as well! Happy holidays.

  8. I grew up in the valley and recently just moved out for college, so seeing the trailer made me tear up out of homesickness and nostalgia. I am also coincidentally HAIM’s biggest fan (or at least I consider myself to be) so I’m so incredibly excited that Alana is in this.

  9. Everything about the trailer captivated me my first watch, but it was the way they’re portraying the San Fernando Valley in the 1970’s that makes me want to watch it over and over again. Licorice Pizza was my first PTA film I’ve ever seen and I immediately had to run out and watch the rest of his works shortly after seeing it. Alana and Gary had such great chemistry!!

  10. I saw the film recently and was fortunate to see a Q&A afterward with PTA and Alana Haim. My favorite film this year – and great trailer too.

  11. When I first watched the trailer, I knew I was going to love it so much because I’ve grown up around 70’s clothing and furniture my entire life due to my family’s business and love for anything vintage. My excitement for this movie has grown so much that because I’m a fashion & film student, I did my final project for my fashion class dedicated to Licorice Pizza and the world that PTA has created. I’ve also grown up watching PTA’s filmography, so I can’t wait to watch my first PTA film on the big screen!

  12. I have been waiting for this movie for MONTHS!!! So excited to finally see it this week!!!! Absolutely love that lunch box too!! 😍

    1. Maddie – Our random number generator picked your comment as the winning comment from all our entries here (and on Instagram)! Check your inbox for more details.

  13. I saw “Licorice Pizza” two weeks ago and loved it. I also got to go to the ‘pop up’ pinball arcade after, which was amazing.

  14. This may just be my favorite trailer of all time. Due to being a fan of 70s films and period pieces as well non-musical films that uses music to help supplement the story reflecting a specific era, so this is naturally up my alley. David Bowie is one of my favorite artists. “Life on Mars” is such a melancholy, heartfelt, and mystical song. PTA knew what he was doing with the selection of it. I love how the scenes cut for the trailer reflect the emotional beats of song lyrics. Clever and beautiful choice with stunning cinematography. It’s great to view a film that is so bright and full of life with young people running around and discovering themselves to contrast this unfortunate period of isolation many have youth endured during this pandemic. And for the film to be shot during it, is such a feat. I could only wish I was living in 1973 San Fernando Valley instead. Alana Haim and Cooper Hoffman are refreshing to watch as newcomers to the acting scene, they look as if they came straight from the 70s.