They came with laptops, phones and tablets playing the movies, with novels and even with tabletop games, as a group played “Star Wars: Armada”, a miniatures-based strategy war game, while sitting in line.
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As some of the first viewers walked out, the verdict was clear, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, lives up to the hype.
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Of the 403 movie screenings local theaters have scheduled for Friday, 120 of them are Star Wars.
The Town Center Mall was alive and well Thursday night filled with people of all ages making merry and money for mall tenants. “We think a lot of that increase has a lot to do with the excitement for the new Star Wars film and the demand for toys associated with it”, Appell said.
Moviegoers begin to trickle into Wildwood Theatres in Janesville on Thursday after waiting a couple hours for the opening of the highly anticipated ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’.
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The 150 were just those who were excited enough to get the best seats in one of the two houses showing the film: one in standard, 2-dimensional projection, the other in 3-D.
The video then went on to focus primarily on the franchise’s costume designers, and emphasize just how important their roles were in drafting and fabricating the iconic looks of so many timeless characters.
I came to recognize that a movie like “Star Wars” deserves more. “It was important for me to officially be the first person in Janesville to see the release of this “Star Wars” film”. He’s getting his master’s degree in education, and also serves beer at Safeco Field and Century Link Field.
“Can’t wait to see this movie”.
Carolyn Gross: “I saw it with my brother in 1977, and we bonded over it”.
Milo’s opinion: “It isn’t my favorite movie, but I respect the story”.
Megan and Nathan MacDonald, both 28 from Seattle, continued the family theme.
“I was happy, I was sad, I was really mad, all at the same time”, says Jazzmaun Brown. Daniel was rumoured to have landed a cameo role in the movie as a Stormtrooper after Simon Pegg let slip about the small part in June (15), but the 007 star shot down the claim, saying, “Why would I ever bother doing something like that?”
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“After that”, Mark said. “It was like going back in time”.
