Star Wars fans of all ages were beyond excited as they lined up at Winnipeg movie theatres to watch Star Wars: The Force Awakens. “While we do not sit down and describe what he’s been doing for those years, we do discover in the context of the story what the complications have been in his life”. Ms Ritter was walked down the aisle by another fan, dressed as Darth Vader, and a violinist played the Star Wars theme music as the couple exchanged vows.
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The Force is performing at light speed with “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” heading for an opening weekend of at least $200 million in the US, early estimates showed Friday.
The new Star Wars film had its first screenings in the United States and Canada on Thursday evening, sales from which are estimated to have made up to $55m (£37m). No masks, face paint and simulated weapons are allowed into the theater.
Chris Liebe, 32, of West Toledo, is one of many parents passing the Star Wars magic along to a new generation. “Now he’s into it”.
“Basically I have grown up with Star Wars”, one woman said. The Columbia College Chicago student had plans to see the movie twice Thursday night despite having final exams this week.
That is until the spinoff movies start rolling in and America rediscovers their love for Lobot and Lando in, Star Wars: Among The Clouds. Weis said the only way he would miss “The Force Awakens” was if “God said it was your time to go”. Early reviews call the film a “sacred experience”.
“My father brought me to the premiere in 1977 and I was in awe”, said Alan Ciders of Belle. Others expressed skepticism that J.J. The last film, “Revenge of the Sith”, came out in 2005. And most notably, Rentrak reported, 51% said the movie had exceeded their expectations and 45% said it had met expectations while only 5% said it fell short of expectations. “My mom got me into it”, Mr. Liebe said. “I hope it’s better than the last three”.
After wrapping up his work on “The Force Awakens”, Ford experienced another mishap involving a flying machine.
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Savannah Schafer of Charleston said the film had good and bad moments, but it was never boring.
