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To: BigSkyFreeper
The movie theater I drove by, at 6:20am this morning, was packed like a Star Wars opening night. It was insane.

People were calling in on the radio about it too. I was hoping to see it soon, but it'll probably be well sold out.
3 posted on 02/25/2004 5:42:13 AM PST by Monty22
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To: Monty22
The movie theater I drove by, at 6:20am this morning, was packed like a Star Wars opening night.

I know what you mean. There was no way we could have gotten in last night. We're going to wait for an "off time" to see it. Maybe a Sunday matinee. That way we'd have a greater chance of getting in.

Mel can thank the liberals for their anti-Christ propaganda. It was 24/7 free advertising to see his movie.

5 posted on 02/25/2004 5:50:46 AM PST by concerned about politics ( Liberals are still stuck at the bottom of Maslow's Hierarchy)
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Read the morning paper, The Billings Gazette, and read the reviews of the pre-release showing in Billings last night, and it was jam packed. Sounds like the theaters here in Montana are sold out as far as the rest of the week and upcoming weekend are concerned. The theme of many stories I've read are that there's a hushed silence for 5 minutes after the credits finish, then everyone quietly gets up and walks out the door wiping tears from their eyes. I personally haven't seen it, but I think the movie itself vividly depicts John 3:16 in such a way people who don't quite understand what He went through will be able to understand just what that passage means.
19 posted on 02/25/2004 7:39:42 AM PST by BigSkyFreeper (Liberalism is Communism one drink at a time. - P.J. O'Rourke)
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