Well, it's been established in a previous thread that I'm a pussy 'cos my girl won't let me go to the midnight showing. So I've got 25 hours to go here in the UK. It's dragging sooo much.

15 hours or so for me. i've got midnight screening tickets.

Shit, now everyone has me thinking about going at midnight tonight. That's in 16 hours. How will I ever survive at work the next day on 3 hours of sleep?!? Damn I hate having responsiblities.

It may be better just to pull an all nighter, once you get past the 3-4:30 pass out stage your body will run on auto pilot I had to work a couple of graveyard shifts in the past, that's what you should do IMO. Or just suck it up and go to work regardless
By the way 16 hours 45 minutes!

Well, I suppose I could stay up. I guess it shouldn't be a problem because I have tickets for another screening at 3:15pm on Thursday. That should keep me pretty excited all day. My friends have been giving me shit for not going tonight. I guess I'd better just go.

Genos is the dark side....

Good choice obi, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity

Thurs 19th 22:00hrs! Odeon TW Kent!

Got 6 tickets and going with all my crazy nutball mates! Its gonna be awsome!

Counting the hours.........

Yeah, I'm just sorry I wasn't born 5-6 years before May 1977. THAT would have been the ultimate.

still 3 days, 1 hour and 58 minutes to wait for me but only 1 hour 58 till premiere

No doubt! But you would have also had the bad hair then too

12 hours 20 minutes! This is going to be the longest damn day! I am so much more excited about this than I was for TPM...

Yes, the afro would be in full swing. But it would all be worth it.

5 more hours....

Ok DK, at this time, where would you rank this one among the 6?

Also, 12 more hours.

15 hrs 10 min

Still got 11 hours 25 minutes.
It's times like these where I wish I was back with my fam in South Jersey. My fam in I are from Philly, but I live in Northern Cali now. Oh well, soon enough.....

8 1/2.

Just about 11 hours or so. Man Why can't work end any sooner.

27 interminable hours

9 hours to go. We are going down to the theater at 9:00 though to wait in line. So I guess about 6 hours until the last great Star Wars experience starts for me.

Go a little more to the east and watch it an hour earlier.

7 hrs:45 minutes for me.

about 22 hrs and 50 mins

Yeah, I guess I could just go over to Knoxville and watch it. But I already have my ticket. Of course the only digital theaters in Tennessee are in Memphis and I sure as hell ain't going that way. My in-laws live there. Dirty bastards.

Three hours Looks like I'm gonna have to wait in line though, the bastard cinema doesn't do reserve seating.

Well, the bloody Odeon in Leicester Square is fairly solidly booked for the next couple of days!! The only other theatre I found showing it digitally is the Ritzy down in Brixton - really lovely art house cinema - sooooo, I've two tix for Friday evening!

Wish it was playing digitally in more houses ... might try and see it at the VUE in Islington and compare ...

Thirteen plus hours for me.I turned down a chance to go to a midnight showing in Taunton (uk) just so's i can watch ATOTC tonight.
I saw TPM last night and i wanna be vibed up a little more for the Sith.

I know ROTS is gonna hit me like a nuclear bomb,so come the 'morrow i'm gonna be wide awake and ready.

Less than 10 hours! I got a buddy checkin out the line in about 4 hours, if there is one, i'll be in it.

Well, apparently the ArcLight Cinema is now a quantum singularity of fandom, replete with lightsaber fights and all that shit. I'd better get down there; the sheer density of geek could cause the universe to collapse in on itself, and I don't want to miss witnessing a nerd holocaust.

Now, where's my brown bathrobe...


Darth Verta has left the building.

The wait at the theater in San Marcos, Texas was not bad at all. Granted, this is not a huge metropolis by any stretch of the imagination, but I was very pleasantly surprised.

I arrived for the 12:02 (12:01 was sold out) showing at around 9:30, and there were only four people in front of me. We stood in line for maybe thirty minutes, then were let into the theater.

After sitting in the silent theater for about twenty minutes, the theater manager came in and asked if anybody had the soundtrack with them. I was convinced this was a trick to screen out all the true nerds, but I figured "what the hell." I spoke up.

He said that they did not have any music that seemed appropriate for the Star Wars theme, and that if I were to lend my soundtrack to the theater to play whilst waiting for the movie to start, I would be given free passes.

My only dilemma now is whether to use those free passes to see it again this weekend or save them for Batman.