The seventh film of the Star Wars franchise, which comes more than a decade after the release of the sixth film, will be screened in cinemas across China on January 9, 2016, few weeks after its launch in the United States and other markets.
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While they will have to leave the four-block area for tonight’s star-studded premiere, the theater reportedly will hold their gear until they can return after the premiere crowd leaves.
He said the queuing up is part of the experience.
“We have an aisle dedicated to the “Star Wars” movie, not only with toys but clothing items, hats, gloves even Christmas lights”, said Amanda Goodwin, community development business manager at Barnes & Noble, 8029 Kingston Pike.
Daniels, whose familiar voice and mannerisms have been behind the beloved robot since the beginning of the franchise, said he’s observed similar reactions from fans to Star Wars over the years.
In UAE “Star War” faithfuls will storm the theaters on Dec 17.
Like I said, it wouldn’t take much for Abrams to deliver something better than any of George Lucas’ Star Wars prequels – Step One: No Jar-Jar Binks.
After the showing, audiences spilled out into a giant tent erected on Hollywood Boulevard where they snapped photos with Stormtroopers and lined up to build their own droid toys.
Inside the partially constructed construction, curious vacationers snapped photographs of lighting gear whereas safety personnel drove round in carts with “The Force Awakens” emblem on them.
“An invitation sent to members of the media Friday afternoon requested that they withhold from spoiling the film after seeing it for the first time Monday night and dress in “‘Star Wars'” chic” attire to the event.
Fans eager to read the first reviews of “The Force Awakens” will have to wait until Wednesday when the official embargo lifts at 12:01 a.m. PST. Security will be tight, with several streets blocked to traffic and extra police on patrol.
Beyond the Hollywood premiere, there are a number of particular screening occasions deliberate throughout North America to rejoice the opening of “The Force Awakens”.
Violence fears among Star Wars theater owners may have reached a new level. The plan is for a new trilogy, but Daniels wouldn’t say if he’ll be in the next two instalments. “Even if you don’t know “Star Wars” well, you know what a Stormtrooper is”, he said.
However, after watching the highly anticipated movie, which will be in theaters December 18, Gerald changed his tune.
Another Maine fan, Noella Kingsley, 35 of Portland, has hopes but no expectations.
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It’s been 10 years since the last “Star Wars” movie, “Episode III: Revenge of the Sith”, hit theaters, but the series has remained strong with spinoff comics, animated shows, video games and merchandise. For those that survive the 16-hour marathon without nodding off, “The Force Awakens” will then play repeatedly until one fan remains awake.
