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May. 18th, 2005 11:28 pm![[personal profile]](http://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
tiryaroofshadowYesterday night was the premiere of the "last" Star Wars movie : Star Wars, Episode III : Revenge of the Sith. The midnightscreening was a huge success: apparently more than 17.000 people attended the movie. That's more people attending one screening than there are attending 4 screenings during a whole day for a 'regular big american production' Earnings for one midnightscreening of Star Wars : about 112.000 Euro gross. Compared to that Kingdom of Heaven 'only' made a mere 100.000 Euro in a whole day. Not bad either, I would say. Well I still have to go and see the movie. 'Kingdom of Heaven' that is. And since I am not that big of a Star Wars fan I will probably just wait for the movie to get out on dvd and rent it at that moment. A thought just crossed my mind : When the last LOTR-movie Return of The King came out in the movietheatres, they held a Marathon-session, showing all three movies one after the other. And now I'm wondering whether they might do that for the Star Wars movies as well : all three or even all six movies. Guess that would really make the die-hard fans go crazy.
Last weekend I bought the first season of 'Charmed' on dvd. I really love that show and was recently wondering when it would be out on dvd. I did stumble onto it quite by accident. I hadn't attended that particular shop since ages, actually I hadn't been shopping in town for ages either. Before, I used to go window-shopping in town each and every weekend.
On another note, I am going to Sweden with my niece, this summer (about 10 days) for the holidays. Anybody having any recommendations as to (relatively cheap) accomodations, sightseeings, catering, ... I went to Stockholm a few years ago with a group and stayed there for about 3 days, but we would like to go traveling about Sweden or at least a part of it.
Last weekend I bought the first season of 'Charmed' on dvd. I really love that show and was recently wondering when it would be out on dvd. I did stumble onto it quite by accident. I hadn't attended that particular shop since ages, actually I hadn't been shopping in town for ages either. Before, I used to go window-shopping in town each and every weekend.
On another note, I am going to Sweden with my niece, this summer (about 10 days) for the holidays. Anybody having any recommendations as to (relatively cheap) accomodations, sightseeings, catering, ... I went to Stockholm a few years ago with a group and stayed there for about 3 days, but we would like to go traveling about Sweden or at least a part of it.
