^What did you think?

Good Gods above.
I can barely get the words to really sum it up for me. I waited (im)patiently for months and months, went to all the viral sites I could find..Slusho FTW!!
and it was ALL worth it. Just an absolute bombardment to your senses. If I had more disposable income, I'd happily go see it again.

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^If i had a more disposable income, i'd see it period.

It looks amazing, and everyone is talking about it. Some friends and myself were going to go last night, but we were all broke as sin, so, that didn't turn out so well...

I went and saw it last night.

I thought it was pretty amazing! I absolutly loved the style of filming... it seemed so authentic. I did have a headache afterwards, though.
I don't think i'd watch it again, but i'm glad I saw it.

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Luthien: I was feeling a bit flustered and overwhelmed afterwards. I went to KFC for lunch afterwards and I stuttered and stammered my order

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I saw it last week, and the atmosphere of watching it in the cinema was incredible. Abrams certainly showed his best work here

Although the cinematography was to die for, I didn't enjoy the film as much as I thought I would. Why? Even though it's a different situation, it reminded me far too much of 9/11. Anyone else feel the same, or am I being a bit daft :/

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^You weren't the only one... I thought so too. When Clovie came crashing through the city at the beginning of the attacks, when the dust and rubble was literally engulfing everything in its path, that was exactly like 9/11. I remember watching clips on the news on 9/11 and it was exactly like that. I think that's what Abrams was aiming for though... it seemed extremely intentional.

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