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k, lets just get this out in the open.I want to go to this- everything else is secondary- PVN, bloggers party, etc all, doesn't matter. This is my first priority.
have to have more than 2700 people. they will either have no tables at all or a very limited amount of them for vip invitees slash the actors etc.......I was at the star wars concert last year. I may never experience something like that again. while it wasn't a premier. I was surprised it happened during the forum. I am curious just how many people knew it was going to happen beforehand anyone know ?
note - for reference, I'm a music teacher/musician who lives in San Diego and I do know/often work with some of the San Diego Symphony musicians (as well as other symphonies - it was cool knowing people who played on the FORCE AWAKENS soundtrack)1) Symphony Musicians had to sign a non-disclosure waiver, where they weren't even supposed to tell their family members, let alone friends 2) Some musicians are just like the rest of us: super geeky about their favorite genre movies/franchises, and find it difficult to not confide in other super geeky friends about their excitement. So yeah, some told some people, though from what I understand the vast majority told no one until either right at the last second (which was when I found out - during the Star Wars panel, which I didn't attend, while the symphony was warming up) or after-the-fact.3) I told no one, even though I was in line for Hall H the next day; I waited until after it was officially announced 4) I did NOT get a lightsaber, but whatever... :P
The Star Wars concert still had the grand stand seats but everything else was standing room only. Figure it'd be the same for this.
Wow...to know what was going to happen and not tell...great job! The excitement...watching people's faces as they came to realize...oh, yes!
I may never experience something like that again. while it wasn't a premier. I was surprised it happened during the forum. I am curious just how many people knew it was going to happen beforehand anyone know ?
I get that it's cool because its the "world" premiere, but it looks not so good. Especially after the last movie. So is it because you're a star trek fan or? I'm genuinely curious because while this is cool, I'm still more excited for Hop Con. I guess that's what makes SDCC so great, different events for different fans.
I think this movie almost HAS to be better than the last one (at least I'm hoping/can't imagine it would be worse). I personally am more hyped for the live accompaniment than "OMG seeing the new ST movie early" as other fans might be thinking. I think also the spectacle/hype of being able to go to a high-profile exclusive event is a big deal for a lot of people. I know people who are only marginal at-best casual Trek fans who are excited about this event just for the excitement of it all. Add to that the thought that there are very few crowds as fun to see movies with than Comic-Con peeps, and I can see why a lot of folks would be excited for this.
FWIW the typical concert seating for that venue:* grandstand (which I don't think they can easily move out, though I could be wrong)* LOTS of open lawn-space * highest priced tix = tables near the front of the stage that are four seats per table. I don't know how many tables, but there aren't a ton of themI don't know what they typically do for the Comic-Con concerts at this venue, so I don't know what is different for them.I wouldn't be surprised if they cleared out ALL of the tables, installed some sort of temporary seating chairs for the bulk of it, and then maybe standing room only/lawn seating or bleachers for us peons
Yeah, all of this for me. I'm sort of interested in this event, even though I HATED Into Darkness so much I vowed to never watch another Abramsverse Star Trek. But this second trailer looks much better, and this one is neither written nor directed by Abrams.