Star Wars Audience Lets Hate Flow Through Them After Projecter Breaks Mid-Viewing
You may or may not be aware that the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens is kinda the big thing for this weekend. While the film has massive hype and is already setting cinematic records, one audience might have used their anger to tap into the dark side of the Force when their film projector abruptly stopped.
Late night viewers at the Hollywood’s Arclight Cinemas expressed massive frustration after the film broke in the middle of the show. Moviegoer Erik Melendez uploaded a video of the scene to Facebook, where he also gave his best impression of Darth Vader:
Projector at Star Wars midnight 3D show at the Arclight ruined, stopped, then started again towards the end of the movie. The movie was spoiled and everyone in the theater went crazy. NBC LA ArcLight Cinemas ABC7 Disney J. J. Abrams Oscar Isaac Star Wars Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Posted by Erik Melendez on Friday, December 18, 2015
Now, since everyone on the Internet has been demanding that people respect other fans by not posting spoilers early, other fans were outraged when the film was started again at a later point when the projector came back on:
Lol the midnight Star Wars screening at Arclight Hollywood just broke and then restarted at a spoiler RIOTS R HAPPENING
— LW (@lindseyweber) December 18, 2015
When the projector breaks 3/4 of the way through Star Wars. Ahhh SERIOUSLY?????
— Melissa Blades (@LissaLee94) December 18, 2015
Saw Star Wars at The Arclight. They reset the image 1/2 way thru & started it again 15min after where it left off. Lol get yo shit together!
— Elise Golgowski (@freaktreschic) December 18, 2015
When the projector breaks at the Star Wars premiere #nerdriot
— The Lone Nut (@cortney9861) December 18, 2015
@ArcLightCinemas arclight couldn't deliver and my screening for Star Wars is currently interrupted. Not okay. Refund pic.twitter.com/6pqNVq4MFt
— !!! (@ustopdropandrol) December 18, 2015
It is currently unknown what caused the projector to malfunction, or how shattered the dreams are of the excited moviegoers.
[h/t Mashable]
[image via screengrab]
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