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CoinReturn
19-Jun-2008, 04:48 AM
I'm so relieved, after hearing that it was canceled I was pretty bummed. Neither Horrorhound Weekend or Alamo Drafthouse are involved anymore, but the screening is going on as planned. Starting Friday, you can pick up tickets at Toy Galaxy, located inside the mall. More info available here:

http://timespacetoys.stores.yahoo.net/daofderetomo.html

Me and a few friends are driving from Cleveland, anyone else going to this momentous screening?
acealive1
19-Jun-2008, 05:21 AM
as far as im concerned,they should be thankful people still trek to this mall to see it with all the attitude and grief they give anytie anyone wants to see the mall.


it should be one weekend a month where they screen it in the mall just to pay homage for that mall still being open because of dawn filming there.

i mean cmon




THIRTY years later and people STILL religiously come to the mall
Neil
19-Jun-2008, 12:46 PM
This sounds like it should be great fun!
Trancelikestate
21-Jun-2008, 03:53 AM
i got my VIP tickets today!! i cant wait to go!! :D:D:D we get to watch dawn on the big screen inside the mall!!!!:D
acealive1
21-Jun-2008, 04:07 AM
i got my VIP tickets today!! i cant wait to go!! :D:D:D we get to watch dawn on the big screen inside the mall!!!!:D

your sig is awesome:lol::lol:
Griff
21-Jun-2008, 11:04 AM
your sig is awesome:lol::lol:

Not if you're on dial-up...
Trancelikestate
21-Jun-2008, 09:50 PM
sorry griff. but we gwt to watch dawn inside the mall!!! ahhh!!!!
Dead Hoosier
21-Jun-2008, 10:06 PM
That would be awesome. There's no film I'd rather see on the big sceen than Dawn...and at Monroeville Mall, that's sick.
DawnFan inCincy
23-Jun-2008, 03:02 AM
It was cool just in being able to say you were there, but the event wasn't much of a success. They couldn't dim the lights, so the picture was hard to see...the sound system wasn't very good either. Probably 25-30% off the crowd was still there after an hour.

On a personal note, at the screening got my pic taken with Mike Christopher in the Monroeville Mall...I thought that was pretty sweet.
Griff
23-Jun-2008, 06:21 AM
Wow. You estimate that maybe 2/3rds of the crowd walked? That's terrible.

Oh well, at least you can still boast and say you did it.
Neil
23-Jun-2008, 09:16 AM
It was cool just in being able to say you were there, but the event wasn't much of a success. They couldn't dim the lights, so the picture was hard to see...the sound system wasn't very good either. Probably 25-30% off the crowd was still there after an hour.

On a personal note, at the screening got my pic taken with Mike Christopher in the Monroeville Mall...I thought that was pretty sweet.

Oh FFS! That's terrible... All that effort and potential and they completely f*** it up! What a lost opportunity!! What did the organisers have to say?
CoinReturn
23-Jun-2008, 05:59 PM
It sucks because everything was in place for an awesome showing: they gave away popcorn and drinks, a few of the actors said a few words before it began, and everyone seemed to be in good spirits.

It wasn't Toy Galaxy's fault (awesome store, by the way) , the mall has an automated light system, and the organizers weren't able to change them due to mall policy. So if anyone is to blame, it's mall management.

I still had a great time though. I went to the upper floor as the movie was playing. Hearing it in the background while looking down the long, empty corridor made me smile. Just being there for the weekend was awesome.

Edit: The only thing that really pissed me off was overhearing more than one person demand their money back. How rude is that? It was only $5, and it's all went to charity. People are assholes.
Neil
23-Jun-2008, 07:06 PM
It wasn't Toy Galaxy's fault (awesome store, by the way) , the mall has an automated light system, and the organizers weren't able to change them due to mall policy. So if anyone is to blame, it's mall management.
They should have checked it really...
DawnFan inCincy
24-Jun-2008, 12:19 AM
Before you watch these, be warned, there not that good. I did them on a camera that has a video option (not a video camera) and the batteries were dying on me. The picture isn't perfect and the sound isn't very good (sound familiar?). This is more just so people who weren't there can get an idea of how it was (which these are good for).

Clip 1: Jim Krut and David Early address the crowd (Krut limited)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuASLDwecmA

Clip 2: The end of the auction for Make-A-Wish. Taken from the 2nd floor to give another view.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xPXC8qZQ5A

Clip 3: The begining of the film
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRnAHXsyzjQ

Clip 4: Another shot from early in the film. Hard to tell, but the camera pan to the left is to David Early (in the white shirt) after they show him on screen. Jim Krut is also standing there.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPZZndTQswM