(3710 Main) has plenty of passes left for this evening's preview screening of

, the Golden Globe-nominated film starring Jeff Bridges as a hard-luck country singer who finds... wait for it... One Last Shot At Redemption when he meets kind-hearted journalist Maggie Gyllenhaal.

Written and directed by first-timer Scott Cooper and

,

also co-stars Robert Duvall, who played a role very similar to Bridges' in 1983's

. The plot - veteran star usurped by his former protege (played here by Colin Ferrell) - also sounds a little like 1992's George Strait vehicle

. Nevertheless, Rocks Off would wager

is worth seeing for the music alone. The songs and score were written by T-Bone Burnett, owner of two Album of the Year Grammys for producing Robert Plant & Allison Krauss'

and the

soundtrack, and Burnett's old friend and fellow Fort Worth native Stephen Bruton, who passed away last year in Los Angeles while working on the film (and who wrote

, which Rocks Off has always loved).

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seems well on its way to netting Burnett some more awards. The movie's theme song, "The Weary Kind," written by Burnett and Austin-based alt-country singer Ryan Bingham and performed by Bingham, is a Golden Globe nominee for Best Original Song. Bridges is also up for Best Actor in a Motion Picture (Drama) and is said to be a leading contender for a Best Actor Oscar nod when the Academy Award nominations are announced next month. The Golden Globes air this Sunday on NBC. Tonight's screening is 7:30 p.m. at the

. Come early - passes (good for you and a guest) do not guarantee admission. If you'd prefer to wait a bit,

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