Star Wars Fans: Feelings when you were waiting in line to see the last movie?
479331
Well, I didn't like the previous two that much and was apprehensive about seeing Episode III. It had played for about three weeks and went to an afternoon matinee at a small theatre to see it and NO ONE was there. My friend and I looked at each other like "is it so horrible that no one wants to see it"? We watched it with one other couple and it was awesome!! The manager walked in right before it started and my friend asked since there was no one there could he crank up the sound. The manager replied "no problem" and did. On the way out we asked why there were so few people and he replied "I think everyone came in the first couple of weeks to make sure they saw it". He handed us a couple of promo posters of Darth Vader. What a great memory!
863949
I love the newer Star Wars movies. \n\nI didn't so much like the older ones. They were good but a real BORE. \n\nThe new ones, however, kept me on edge and i COULD NOT WAIT to see what happened next. I was mad to find that the 3rd one would be the last. \n\nWhen i left the theater i was like.. MAN thats the last one.. darnit. lol \n\nIt would be great if they made 1 more telling the story of how Luke and his twin sister grew up leading to how they met ATLEAST.\n\nBTW: Hayden Christensen is hot. I wanna see more of him;)
854874
Absolutely.  One of the lonliest moments of my life I was surrounded by about 10,000 people.\n\nI was married, with a new child.  I was in the Navy, just getting back from a 6 month tour to Europe. 3 months in, my wife left me taking my son with her.  When our ship arrived back home, there were literally 10,000 people waiting for their loved ones.  Holding banners and holding back tears of joy.\n\nI walked down that pier alone.  Not a soul there to welcome me home.  Especially my wife and son.  No banners, no tears, no hugs or kisses. That is one of the only times of my life I ever walked with my head down.  I couldn't stand to see the anticipation and joy of those thousands without breaking down.  \n\nLonliest moment of my life....
70410
you could bring a star wars movie and pop it in
861596
That's happened to me too!  Sometimes if I'm waiting in public and get bored, I'll stare at someone just to see how long it takes them to turn around.  Yeah, I know, it's rude but it doesn't take much to amuse me.
670395
Never timed it,,,smiles, and waiting isn't my strong suit, but,,,\n\n   I enjoy being "next" Hearing "Next" or knowing one is next is nearly as satisfying as being first, in fact is "First" and First is truly always "next" anyway.\n\n   If you overtake the second person in line, does that make you in the lead? You'd become second in line.\n\n   Next time you think you'll be in a line for AN EXTENDED PERIOD, BRING A SPORTING EVENT COLLASABLE CHAIR, A  cold drink, a book or magazine, and wait to hear, "Next"\n\nRev. Steven
978584
i can't wait. i don't want to wait. i went in to see superman, and the preview for spiderman 3 came on; i completely forgot why i was in the theatre for.
229930
Indiana Jones and The Temple Of Doom- its the first movie I really remember watching and being drawn into- I can still remember going upstairs to go to bed and being a little unnerved by walking up in the dark! It wasn't because of the sacrifices, it was more because I felt like the world of that movie was real and that I just spend a couple of hours there, and was still not quite back yet!\n\nThe next movie that had an impression on me was Star Wars, though I was 14 when I saw that so doesn't really count as being a child. But before that I hadn't really seen many movies at the cinema- and I actually saw it due to my friend's dad mucking up the times! It was her birthday and we were at the cinema and we suddenly had to choose another film- I didn't realise at the time just how big Star Wars is because I hadn't even been born when it first came out and I had never seen it. But we looked at the other films and had a vote, I thought Star Wars (Special Edition) looked cool (and i'd been collecting Tazos!) so I voted that and won! I didn't know it till later but that was the opening weekend- I have never been in a screening room that full before or since and the atmosphere was incrediable- I could feel the anticipation and then once it started I began to understand it! As a consequence, I spent the rest of the day humming the music- when we got back to my friends house I started trying to play it on her keyboard and from that day on I realised how great cinema can really be.\n\nThis led not just to having an X-Wing on my desk but also to wanting to see films on their opening days and really just to see certain films on the big screen because no matter how good your sound system and screen at home is it could never come close to sitting in a dark room with lots of expectant people (or your friends having a laugh and poking holes in the plot- a friend and I managed to have an entire cinema to ourselves once!) and just watching movies the way they were meant to be watched- watching on tv, although I do this, is a little like taking Ronaldinho from Barca and making him play for Nowheresville United. So thank you Mr Lucas.
577078
We rented Pride and Prejudice finally, much to my wife's uncertainty. (I was an English Major in college so I'm always wanting to see these historical, literary movies.)I was doubtful, but my wife liked it very much. She usually falls asleep during most any movie, but she actually stayed awake for this one. As a gift, she bought the soundtrack for us.  It is beautiful.\n\nI haven't seen the other two, but on your recommendation, I might.
62877
I know this might sound weird but I've seen those advertisements in the movie theaters before a show....lot's of people view them.  What else is there to do while you wait for a show to begin?  At least it would get your name out there to a diverse crowd.
198438
There are many annoying movie quotes out there.  But some that really bug me when people say them:\n\n"I'll be back!"\n\n"May the force be with you!"\n\n"You can't handle the truth!"\n\netc.
739530
Actually happened to me.  \nEverybody let everybody go ahead and go first.  \nSometimes we waited in lines and exchanged stories with each other.   \nI didn't see anybody act greedy or rude or impatient.\nIt was a very humbling experience to see that human nature, during hard times, is extremely giving and tolerant.
145414
I saw the original when it came out.  Haven't bothered to watch the new one.  I'll wait until it comes out on DVD.  Seeing as how I already know what happens, why waste my money at the theatre?
983662
It looks great, but I don't usually go to the theaters anymore.  Too many people talking on thier cell phones, or to each other, to enjoy it.  So instead of whining about it, I just wait 6 months for the DVD to come out and just buy it.  Save money that way, too.
653746
I was able to escape from KahleeFORNia before the Terminator took over, I feel for you Cali :(
804911
ME ME ME!!!!!!!!!!! I thought that movie sucked!!!!!!!! The next someone wants me to go to the movies i'm gonna scream!!!! The next time i want to rent a movie i'm gonna watch it at the video store so that way if it sucks there is no chance of me spending money..lol. If i do it that way i will know at least it's worth watching again if it's good.
501262
I hope this helps\n\nMy name is David Guivant, Huge Starwars Fan from New Caledonia, a small island in the South Pacific. My team and I just finished shooting a movie that pays tribute to Director George Lucas (With a special guest appearance by Steven Spielberg)\n\nThe movie is entitled GEORGE LUCAS: LEGEND OF THE FORCE. \nThe new hit comedy that will take the Galaxy by storm.\n\nYou are cordially invited to have a look at the short film on the URL below:\n\n\nLEGEND OF THE FORCE OFFICIAL WEBSITE:\nhttp://www.jaguysbar.com/lucas/lotf/index.html\n\n\nTEASER\nhttp://www.jaguysbar.com/lucas/LEGEND/LOTFTEASER.mpg \n\nGood Luck\n\nJimmy