Pardon the double post...

Yesterday- 2D- 6:35PM- 52-53 people. 20 screen complex stand-alone.

Today- 3D- 1:10PM- 24-25 people. 14 screen cinema inside a mall- hadn't watched VDT in this one till today.

I went and watched the film today for the second time and it was completely packed! I was so surprised, because last time I saw it the cinema wasn't even a quarter full! I think it helps that the BBC's been playing the past two films on the TV these past few days! I'm so pleased!

Well, I saw it last week in 3D and the theater was about 1/4 full (it was an earlier showing, so that may have something to do with it). Also, I asked a couple people if they liked it and they said they enjoyed it. There wasn't much laughter and no crying, although... and it pains me to say it... the largest laughs were with Caspian and Edmund, "NO!"

When I saw it opening weekend, the theatre was only about 1/4 full. I saw it this past weekend (New Year's Eve), at a different theatre, and it was packed! I was pretty encouraged by that.

There wasn't much laughter and no crying, although... and it pains me to say it... the largest laughs were with Caspian and Edmund, "NO!"

I'm very sad to say that the same thing happened in my theatre...why do people find that line funny?

My first viewing was on December 1 (Yes, were I live we had the premiere before than the USA, which I have to say I'm pretty impressed). I viewed it in 3D and it was pretty full, many people were there, including adults, kids and surprisingly a huge amount of teens. My second viewing was in 2D, and despite the fact it wasn't as full, it still was pretty crowded and many people assisted. I personally like that there has been a lot of support to Narnia were I live (Many cinemas opened two to three screens for the movie, which is something they only do for highly demanded films). The more support the movie has, the possibility SC comes into fruition are much higher. I will try to go and see it a third time.

Well I went to go see it for the 4th time last night, and I have to admit that it was a lonely place. I was the only one watching Dawn Treader at the 9:40 showing. In fact, I think I was the only one in the entire theater. Kinda spooky. And it didnt help that it was cold and rainy and misty outside. But that didnt keep me from enjoying the movie again. I still want to watch it at least one more time in theaters!

My second viewing was this evening, starting at 6:40pm.
It was the only showing of the day and there were 12 people watching. Counting my sister DP Miley and I.

I saw it Sunday, Dec 12th. The theater was about 25% full. There was some laughter, especially after Eustace's lines and some of Reepicheep's. I would have gone earlier but I was in a play Friday and Saturday nights. I went with a group of 10 people from the play and friends of theirs. We were the largest group there.

I saw it again Monday, Dec 27th. The theater was about 80% full. I was there with my family this time, a group of 4. There was a lot more laughter. People were talking animatedly as they were leaving.

4th time and 30 people were there!

My theater was very full when I saw it the first weeked it opened.

4th time to the film, this time in Real 3D, which I have to admit was pretty cool (I haven't been to a 3D screening of a movie since 2005!). There were probably 15 people in the early bird show. The theatre I went to this time was a lot better than the other one I saw the film at the other three times.
I looked into another screening just to see the number of people in it and it looked about the same 15-20 or so.