So who is going to watch the sequels?

[Michael Sith]

i personally can't wait for new movies, i watched jedi today and at the end i found myself excited wondering what will happen next, definately stoked to see them, and as for kenny being in this new movie, well he wasn't in sith but got a credit, they just don't need him in these new films the tech is so much better.
Question, ford wanted to kill of han in jedi, do you think he'll finally get his wish to go out in a blaze of glory

Money talks...so I would say no just in case he wants another movie :wink:

 

[sith-smith]

I'm totally in. Can't wait.

 

[fuzzybuzzytoys]

When TPM came out, I travelled to Toronto to stay with my family and see the movie 2 weeks before it came out over here in the UK. I continued this tradition for all three movies. A trip to Toronto, down to the Entertainment District and then the movie. and I loved the experience if not the films so much (although they do have a place in my heart).

So I am going to continue this tradition except this time I will be taking my daughter who will be 7, exactly the same age I was when ANH came out.

Its going to be so good.

 

[db94]

As others have said I'm excited about seeing "proper" SW in the cinema with my family. Will definitely be going to any midnight showing.
Would prefer if they weren't making anymore though, honestly think the original 3 is enough though - everything that has followed ROTJ has done nothing but dilute and distract but here's hoping JJ proves that he really is a old school fan.

Biggest worry is Carrie "I'm an alcoholic" Fisher - can't see her talking it seriously (if she was she would have got her fat arse in the gym) and will hate it if there is any hint of tongue in cheek.

If it's good I'll enjoy it if it's rubbish I'll blank it and ignore it like the prequels. My only worry is we'll all get caught up in the build up and think they are great - took me a few years to realise just how bad the prequels are, hell I went to see ROTS 6 times in the opening week now I can't even watch 5 minutes of it on tv before kicking off, as soon as I hear "another happy landing" I switch off

 

[fuzzybuzzytoys]

Anyone follow Carrie Fisher on twitter? Her recent incoherent ramblings have been quite the concern

 

[weasel]

I'll go and see the first one, but if it's anything like the prequels I'll not even bother with the others.

 

[Stormtrooper37]

Looking forward to seeing Episode VII, anywhere but Star City - I hate that place :x

Why?

Near me I have the Vue in Leam - too many small screens, **** seating (I'm tall..).
Odeon Cov - too many twats, seating is **** and there's premier seats which are pointless.
Showcase cov - not too bad, seating is okay, usually quiet so can spread (well its quiet when I go alone for my 1130pm showings).
Star City Vue - stadium style seating so nobody can annoy you in front, leg room galore, if theres no one next to you, you can lift up the arm rests and spread, if you feel fancy you can go for the screens with the posh leather armchairs. I can't think of a better cinema near me.. and theres a shed load of screens (i do multi movies regularly, with the right planning)

[although star city is fab, my fave cinema is actually the electric behind New street in Brum..]

I'd comment on the food stuffs, but seeing as I no longer consume sweets and fizzy drinks...

It's a nightmare to park
Tacky attractions before you get to the Cinema
The staff are unfriendly and rude

I much prefer the Regal Cinema in Evesham