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The answer to Paul McCartney’s famous question — “Will you still need me, will you still feed me, when I’m 64?” — should be resoundingly obvious as the crowd inside the Paramount Theatre erupts during the opening credits of Ticket to Ride. The latest installment from the Warren Miller Entertainment...
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The answer to Paul McCartney’s famous question — “Will you still need me, will you still feed me, when I’m 64?” — should be resoundingly obvious as the crowd inside the Paramount Theatre erupts during the opening credits of Ticket to Ride. The latest installment from the Warren Miller Entertainment ski-porn empire marks the company’s 64th annual film tour, and Denver screenings have long been among the biggest ski-season parties of the year.

Vail skiing legend Chris Anthony is one of the featured athletes again this time around, revisiting the Chymbulak ski area, a Kazakhstani spot that he first skied for a Warren Miller film seventeen years ago. “For me, it was a return to a part of the world I thought would be a once-in-a-lifetime trip,” Anthony says. “When we first visited, there was a single chairlift practically falling off the cable, and now there’s a high-speed quad. But the conditions there are still very dangerous: The snow is so dry, light and fluffy that the off-piste stuff doesn’t really develop a base to it. If you don’t keep your skis on top, you’ll sink down through to the ground, not to mention you could literally be skiing over landmines in some places. This time I brought much better skis...and a helmet.”

See Ticket to Ride at the Paramount, 1631 Glenarm Place, during any of five screenings now through Saturday. For tickets, starting at $25, and showtimes, go to paramountdenver.com.
Nov. 21-23, 2013

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