Plans for lining up?

Well?

I assume you mean camping out for tickets....... yes, if necessary

I'm thinking about getting a job as an usher, that way I can watch it for free

I don't think it'll be that bad. I didn't have to wait in line to see TPM and I got first-day tickets anyway

Actually, Tater... the ushers at the midnight show of TPM didn't get to watch it (at least, not where I live)... not even a preview screening.

Well, I guess it all depends where you are......

And the connections you have. I think I'm going to befriend the local movie critics... or the newspaper people who run the advance screening draws...

Hehe.

Hm, I wonder just how nerdy we can get. Is anyone else planning to do something really . . . unique? I have to get ideas, you see.

Ah, the art of seeing a movie early for free.

A fine art, but difficult to execute.

Ok, this topic should be a place to plan and suggest the best ways to go about this. I want all of us to see this movie for free long before the general public!!!

I suppose it's amoral to kill and impersonate someone from the press... We could always go for test screenings, but I'd like to see the finished product for free long before the general public. With the full score intact, and all the FX completed. On the big screen, no less - I don't want some ****py VCD rip on the Internet.

I don't care about seeing it earlier than everyone else, but since my friend's a ticket-seller I can usually reserve tickets for the first day, which is what I did for TPM.

My dad was first in line for TPM where I live. It took a great deal of coercing on my part.

I'm just wondering if my movie passes will work for LOTR, cause I doubt it.

Nowadays, some new releases - especially the big ones - are clearly marked at the box office with "NO PASSES". So your chances with a pass are slim, if not non-existent.

I know, that's the problem

Hey, if Fellowship is released during the Christmas holiday or something, why don't we all meet and line up together at some bigshot theatre? Add that to the fact that Countingdown said they wouldn't do a line for LOTR... now we just have to deal with TheOneRing.

Hell, I'm game