and loves both Trek and SW. so you can guess she is NOT a happy camper. every time I talk to her, she' s like "why why why can't I go see Star Trek?!?!?" I'm like, ask your daddy and mommy!
I always take earplugs to the movies; and I used them in this one. Maybe your relatives would go for that.my niece (8 years old) wants to see it. but my bro and sis in law said no. I think it's partly because she (my niece) has shown a prior tendency to cringe at loud noises. but she's already a serious gamer
oh well. I so want her to see this. but I've a feeling it's gonna be the DVD/blu-ray for her. if she was mine, I'd take her to see it in a heartbeat.
Yes, it's domestic only. International numbers are reported once a week, while domestic numbers are reported daily.
I have half a mind to go see it again today to see how the crowd is, but I'm already committed to seeing it again this weekend anyways. But I'd love an excuse to go again before then....
Ebert, the Chicago guy, panned it; Chicago/New York, New York/Chicago. What's the difference, eh?
Not to mention plain wrong. He carped about the parachute scene: [whining]"Why didn't they just transport them to the mining platform...?[/whining] -- when it was said about five times that the driller disrupts transporting.to be fair, Ebert sounded like he was a bit constipated during his writing of the review.
