Originally Posted By mele <a href="http://adisney.go.com/disneypictures/nightmare/index.html" target="_blank">http://adisney.go.com/disneypi ctures/nightmare/index.html</a> Is anyone planning to see this?
Originally Posted By FerretAfros I think I'm probably going to see it at the El Capitan, but I have no idea as to when at this point. I just found out today that AL APers can get general admission tickets for $9, instead of $11, which is a nice little treat that I wasn't expecting at all.
Originally Posted By DlandDug We have tickets for October 19! Please don't tell where you heard this, but there is going to be a gala "premiere" for the 3D version of the film. It will be this Monday (Oct. 19) at 6pm at the El Capitan.
Originally Posted By cstephens DlandDug wrote: > Please don't tell where you heard this, but there is going to be a gala "premiere" for the 3D version of the film. It will be this Monday (Oct. 19) at 6pm at the El Capitan. I think you mean the 16th... /cs
Originally Posted By lesmisfan my family and i want to go see this film so bad!!!! i can't imagine how awesome it might be. but we dont know when we can go see it with all of our busy schedules.
Originally Posted By DlandDug Yes, the premiere was on the 16th. I saw the film. It is marvelous. They didn't change a thing. But it now looks just as if you can see everything with such clarity. Make every effort to see this. It's the best possible way to see Nightmare Before Christmas.
Originally Posted By mele <<It's the best possible way to see Nightmare Before Christmas.>> Sure, rub it in. ;-)
Originally Posted By mickeymeg Maybe if we all wish it together they will play it somewhere near the west coast of Canada.
Originally Posted By u k fan It opens here in the UK on Dec 1st. I'll probably have to travel to London to see it. Unless it's playing in DTD while I'm at WDW!!!
Originally Posted By DlandDug >>So, are there 3D glasses, or what?<< Yes. They are heavy black "horn rim" type glasses, made by Real D. We have tickets to see this tomorrow night (Thursday). The El Capitan is following it up with a panel of film makers as well as technicians from ILM who created the 3D version. I can't wait!
Originally Posted By DlandDug Ha ha. I just realized these are the same glasses that were given out for Monster House in 3D.
Originally Posted By cstephens We went to the screening last night at the El Capitan. Traffic on Highland was a nightmare so I ended up being a little late for the panel discussion, but it was still fun. However, I completely forgot to bring the camera, so I suck. The two box seats on either side of the stage were nicely decorated. The right side had Jack as the pumpkin king, and the left side had the monster snake thing that's the fountain in Halloweentown Highlight was having Ken Page there and he sang Oogie's song live. Movie itself was good. It's been ages since I've seen it, so it was nice to see it again, and while I like the movie, I've confirmed I'm not a "Nightmare" fanatic - I really just like how they incorporated it as HMH. We went next door after the movie, and it was a madhouse. It's a little place as it is, and *lots* of people were in line to buy merchandise. Add to that the people waiting for a table at the Soda Fountain, and then add to *that*, the moderator of the panel discussion has a "Nightmare" book out, and he was doing a book signing in a little space sorta in the middle between the Studio Store and the Soda Fountain. Packed madhouse. The Studio Store has a lot of "Nightmare" merchandise, but I don't know how much of it is new. The store was nicely decorated though, with "Nightmare" stuff in the window and an arch with Jack's head over the main merchandise. They also had some nice pins, including a 3-D one with the gang at the movies in their 3-D glasses and another one with Jack and Sally sharing a sundae with Oogie serving them. We also went to the Soda Fountain. It took a lot longer last night to get a table than on previous visit. They didn't seem to have enough people working because there would be empty tables that weren't being cleared for a while, and even after they were cleared, they wouldn't seat people there for a while. The Soda Fountain has added a lot more food items, which started last night. They have soup in a breadbowl, chili in a breadbowl, pastrami sandwich, french dip sandwich, tuna salad sandwich, BLT and Mickey Mouse Belgian Waffle. There's also a special dessert called Jack and Sally's Treat which has two scoops of pumpkin pie ice cream, hot fudge, whipped cream, chocolate syrup and sprinkles. It also comes with a pin - the Jack ears pin. The pumpkin pie ice cream was pretty tasty, though it's very rich - even with both of us sharing one sundae, we didn't finish it. There's also a new pin trader's delight sundae, which is pretty much two scoops of whatever ice cream you want, hot fudge, marshmallow good, whipped cream, Mickey sprinkles and a cherry, and that comes with a special pin as well. We left at about 10:40, and there was already a line for the 12:15 showing - all three shows last night were indicated as being sold out. Since they won't be having the book signing on other nights, that will help the crowds, but if you're gonna shop at the store, going before the movie is probably a better bet if you can get there early enough. I like that they've added more food items to the Soda Fountain so you have more choices. They're gonna make a boatload of money during this run of "Nightmare". /cs
Originally Posted By muffin12 Mele. If its not too far for you This is playing at the Auburn Supermall movie theater.
Originally Posted By mele Thanks, muffin! It looks like there are finally some places playing it near Seattle. Now I just have to decide if I want to drive to Monroe or Auburn. Decisions, decisions.
Originally Posted By jnemo Jennibarra and I have tickets for Sunday. We have to drive an hour to see it.
