<p>Well son 1 just called (he’s ushering again tonight) and got a ticket for son 2…who just left in hopes of only missing the previews. I’m sure there will be a story behind this.</p>
<p>rachell, I wouldn’t be concerned about your husband not paying too much attention to your daughter. I’m sure he was busy conspicuously cleaning his shotgun.</p>
<p>I spent my Wednesday night standing in line for about 2.5 to 3 hours. Our group had already gotten tickets online, so we were camped out to ensure that we’d be able to get great seats. </p>
<p>I have to say that standing in line was probably more interesting than the movie itself. Many of my friends are complete star wars geeks (a good friend was featured on the front page of my city’s newspaper in his stormtrooper outfit), and we had a blast. Watching geeks twirl lightsabers about and get REALLY hyped up on Red Bull…ahh…nothing like it!</p>
<p>I asked my daughter yesterday if she stood in line to see Star Wars. She rolled her eyes ans said “yeah right, it will still be playing tomorrow, wait it will still be playing a month from tomorrow. It’s not like they let you in for free”.</p>
<p>She said that she and her friends went on Main Street to see some of their friends camped out on line asking each other to pass the Ipod. From what I have seen there is only one movie on Main Street in Hanover and it does not look that big so it should have been interesting.</p>
<p>Our family went yesterday - no line. We waited for 1.5 hrs because we wanted to see it on the largest screen in the 20 screen theater with THX sound system and have best choice of seats - we were 10th or 15th in line.</p>
<p>Mine were the first in the theater for the 12:01 showing (wednesday night, Thursday morning)…they let them in at 9:30, they had bought their tickets the week before at the box office. Other son in Minnesota called from theater he was sitting in to the kids and their friends here in NC. That way they could still see it all together, of course there was that time difference, so son in MN could hear what was happening…</p>
<p>They all had fun and a great time, but they were tired for school the next morning and senior awards banquet was the very next night!!</p>
<p>Kat</p>
<p>My 3 D’s never took to Star Wars, even though I tried valiantly to interest them. I myself was one of the original FANatics…I saw the original (and of course, the best) Star Wars 13 times in the theater on its first run.</p>
<p>My girls are big into anime, and lets talk costumes. At least with SW, they’ll have one costume they trot out for every event. With anime, you need to have a new and original costume for every Kon (convention). Good thing I made it clear up front that I don’t sew, so they know not to ask for my help.</p>
<p>There are about 40 screens in US with all ‘digital’ showing of Starwars 3. The digital technology is still in its infancy. we saw SW 2 last time when it was in only 4 all digital showing. </p>
<p>All digital is amazing…see if you have it in town near you.</p>