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May 17th 11:59pm
Low Key:
So what's the difference between seeing it the day it opens or seeing it 2 weeks later? I don't understand why anyone would want to wait in line during the weekday that late just to see a movie. I suppose on the west coast it's not that late cause yall start your days later and end it later as well.
MANBEARPIG.:
^^^^Seeing it two weeks later at 2 in the afternoon is just seeing the movie, but seeing it at midnight opening day is EXPERIENCING IT! It's a completly different thing. people running around actin a fool with lightsabers in full Jedi garb adds to the movie. Its all about ambience, you may feel you're a bit too good for it tho and thats cool, but you will never see the movie in theatres the way u see it opening night
mauzip:
--- Quote from: Maximilian Chase aka That Kid You Thought You Knew! on April 29, 2005, 09:11:28 PM ---^^^^Seeing it two weeks later at 2 in the afternoon is just seeing the movie, but seeing it at midnight opening day is EXPERIENCING IT! It's a completly different thing. people running around actin a fool with lightsabers in full Jedi garb adds to the movie. Its all about ambience, you may feel you're a bit too good for it tho and thats cool, but you will never see the movie in theatres the way u see it opening night
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indeed, i DO feel i'm a bit too good for that ;D
Low Key:
--- Quote from: Maximilian Chase aka That Kid You Thought You Knew! on April 29, 2005, 09:11:28 PM ---^^^^Seeing it two weeks later at 2 in the afternoon is just seeing the movie, but seeing it at midnight opening day is EXPERIENCING IT! It's a completly different thing. people running around actin a fool with lightsabers in full Jedi garb adds to the movie. Its all about ambience, you may feel you're a bit too good for it tho and thats cool, but you will never see the movie in theatres the way u see it opening night
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Star Wars is not THAT good. Sorry.
Rampant:
4-6 are amazing, however the 1st two werent anything special.
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