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4 is cool... you can let her sit on your lap during the scary parts. She won't get it, but she will have fin with her sibling.
Should I read this as a Lord of the Rings extended addition (boner alert!) or are these just going to be handled like deleted scenes with commentary?
Deleted scenes with commentary, he specified no additional directors version will be coming out.
Wait until the next one where, upon finding that the First Order are building another Starkiller Base, the good guys have to travel to a Woodland Moon of the base where they meet the tribbles tribe...who helps them defeat the First Order.
omg our kids are the same age!
Kids sitting through a Star Wars movie at home not equal to sitting through one at the theater in my experience. Even if they've been to see zootopia or whatever that's like an extra hour run time. My kids were definitely being #######s during rogue one (8, 5 and 3 at the time) but then again maybe they're just #######s. Gonna attempt to take them again though I guessomg our kids are the same age!
considering taking the 4 yo (7 yo has no interest in any of this nonsense), gonna do a test-run with the force awakens at some point next week. if that flies, i'll probably give it a shot.
i distinctly remember seeing Empire when I was almost 3 in the theatre.
I’ve taken these two girls to the theater before and mostly they were rock solid. Minor meltdown when 4yo needed to use restroom but 7yo didn’t want to miss any of the movie, but otherwise we were good.
i like that you said the last line brohan just giving you a doff of the head take that to the bank
There's really not going to be crazies at all the 50 some odd showings within your 20 mile radius. Just go to an off time one and you can probably buy tickets as you get there.
I don’t understand that line of thinking either. We’ve gone to every Thursday opening at 7:30 or 9. Other than people applauding at the opening Star Wars logo and music, it’s been a basic movie experience at every showing. That alone bothered a co-worker and he’s sworn off opening night just because of some applause.
My rural town theaterplex had a line for TFA, but everyone was cool. Everyone was patient and got into the theater with snacks in tow and enjoyed the movie...without applauding.I don’t understand that line of thinking either. We’ve gone to every Thursday opening at 7:30 or 9. Other than people applauding at the opening Star Wars logo and music, it’s been a basic movie experience at every showing. That alone bothered a co-worker and he’s sworn off opening night just because of some applause.
People are crrrraaaaazzzyI don’t understand that line of thinking either. We’ve gone to every Thursday opening at 7:30 or 9. Other than people applauding at the opening Star Wars logo and music, it’s been a basic movie experience at every showing. That alone bothered a co-worker and he’s sworn off opening night just because of some applause.
Well I was being facetious by referring to the crazies but the closest reasonable distant theaters to me were sold out pretty close to every weekend showing the first few weeks of TFA and I fully expect the same again this time. Living in the city driving 20 miles away to another theater might take an hour to drive in traffic one way and going on a weeknight after work is not possible for me.
Guess it depends on where you live, there's a lot of cosplay & larping type stuff I've seen over the years. I've seen a large number of stormtroopers, Vaders, Batman, Jokers, Harley Quinns, Ironman, Captain America, etc. over the years. Mostly just harmless fun. My favorite would be about a decade ago when Return of the King came out, quite a few Rangers, elves, Rohirrim, Hobbits, etc. Some pretty nice costumes people put a lot of effort in.I don’t understand that line of thinking either. We’ve gone to every Thursday opening at 7:30 or 9. Other than people applauding at the opening Star Wars logo and music, it’s been a basic movie experience at every showing. That alone bothered a co-worker and he’s sworn off opening night just because of some applause.
My office did the same thing. Great PR move for our customers. I never go to these things on premier night but can’t beat free tix and conscessions.culdeus said:
no i am not filled with fury but some people have said that back in the day i had fists of fury so hey man thanks for bringing up that good memory take that to the bank broahcahoYou're a furry?
Maybe. More likely there will be a line around the block and this will persist for the first 3-4 days. People have no idea what happens to movie theaters in a Star wars release.
I guess you don't care that THEY are tracking what movies you watch.
No I'm aware. What I'm saying is you don't need to go at the midnight showing. I'm going at 9:45 Friday night. I don't expect it to be full since there are 7 other showings within 4 hours of that one at the same theater let alone the 3 other theaters in the area.
Counterpoint: you get to ruin the movie for nerds.Otis said:
They aren't.Otis said:
It is rated PG-13. I would probably have some serious reservations about taking a 4 year old, and probably a 7 year old as well. Depending on the kid too.
It was. Mostly depends on the kid. I’m not saying it’s because bodies are being chopped up Jason Vorhees style , but some kids at 4 years old could be scared by the creatures they see on screen and a body part being lopped off by a lightsaber. We know it’s fake but a 4 year old might freak the #### out.
Same here.. live in a small town and the theater in town has had the ability to buy tickets for Thursday night showing for almost a month now.I bought my tickets online 8 weeks ago, and next Thursday we will show up to our assigned seats (that we picked out) 10 minutes before the movie after I scan my virtual tickets at the bar reader to walk in. The only human interaction I will need to have is if I decide to buy a popcorn or drink.
Skipping a movie for 3 weeks because of the huge crowds sounds like some 1988 ####.
I would as well with the 4 year old. Basically, out of meltdowns, falling asleep etc. NOT due to the content of the movie. 0 swear words, the occasional lightsaber action. My boys were 7 & 5 for Force Awakens. Neither of them were out of line and still ask to watch it frequently. The worst they can do is have crappy plastic lightsaber fights. I guess to each his own, and every kid is different.
