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But many Star Wars fans voiced their disappointment after they faced lengthy delays on the Odeon and Cineworld websites to snap up tickets for the seventh instalment in the Star Wars series.
According to CNN Money, tickets were supposed to be released after the trailer’s premiere. Demand was so high that sites like Fandango and Movietickets.com completely crashed.
Yesterday the trailer had 13 million views in total.
The clip in question, taken from 2005 TV show Dinner For Five sees Hamill explaining his ambitions to a group of actors and directors including – of all people – The Force Awakens’ director J.
Fans will have to wait for all their questions to be answered when the film opens on December 18 in theaters everywhere.
The JJ Abrams-directed movie is set to hit cinema screens in December and its pre-sales have already surpassed every IMAX record ever, taking $6.5 million. The sheer number of visitors was massive, with perhaps the biggest site of them all, Fandango, saying that their online traffic jumped up to seven times their usual peak levels.
Stalwarts of the Star Wars franchise – including Harrison Ford’s character, Han Solo – appear in the clip, along with a couple of new faces.
So, expect a plot that feels like a Star Wars movie.
The Force Awakens is shaping up to be quite a lucrative movie for Disney.
It’s also being reported that Star Wars: The Force Awakens tickets have been sold on eBay for upwards of $1500, but AMC Theaters notes opening day tickets are still available and screenings will be held around the clock. “I grew up with Star Wars, so this is emotional for me”.
The highly anticipated film, “Star Wars:The Force Awakens” will release its trailer on Monday.
