The Force is strong with 380 superfans, who hunkered down in a dark Toronto theatre to watch 17 hours of “Star Wars” films. It’s okay, though! You can protect both your iPhone and your browser from imminent Star Wars plot points, relegating your paranoia to the shady folks you hang about in the physical world. “Today is Star Wars day; everything else is on the back burner”.
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The Force Awakens has this incredible advantage, not just of a passionate fan base but also of a backstory that is familiar to a lot of people”. Her husband, Robin Hunt, said he’s excited about seeing a Star Wars movie that doesn’t star Hayden Christensen, who played Anakin Skywalker in Episodes II and III.
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But even the most ardent fans must schedule their first viewing of Star Wars: The Force Awakens around everyday life. “And being in this (Star Wars: The Force Awakens) is not going to convince them otherwise”. Arriving so early seemed to take its toll: You could hear plenty of snoring during quiet moments in the first two movies (Joe, who was sitting next to me, admitted to taking a catnap during “Attack of the Clones”, but wasn’t one of the snorers.). “And I loved it. And I saw it a bunch of times“, Baker said.
Disney, which paid $US4 billion ($5.61 billion) for Lucasfilm in 2012, is looking at an $US8 billion ($11.23 billion) windfall from Star Wars: The Force Awakens, the Mouse House’s much-hyped reboot of the almost 40-year-old space saga, according to one top Wall Street analyst.
And, “we won’t be exposed to any spoilers this way”, Jacobs said. “I don’t want this moment to pass me by”, he said.
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In part as a reaction to shooting incidents at movie houses and to lessen distractions, Arcand noted, rules included no real or toy weapons would be allowed in the theater. “So I am eternally grateful to (Abrams) for giving me that, because it was a great way to get into this wonderful, insane thing called motion capture”, says the Oscar victor for 12 Years a Slave.
