There bloody better be. Still curious where them little clips of the visuals over Come With Us and HBHG are going to be included, if at all. Extras for DVD maybe?

inchemwetrust, on 22 January 2012 - 1:15 PM, said:

Of course there will be a DVD. The tickets for these few shows in the cinema won't cover the costs of such a production

Shame the encore is missing...

The bloke off the internet, on 23 January 2012 - 1:37 AM, said:

Yeah, I would love a quality production of that encore.

there is a dvd - confirmed news

Where is this confirmed news confirmed?

Mumbo, on 23 January 2012 - 5:43 AM, said:

Seconded.

It's good sense. Making such a thing would not be profitable if they don't release a DVD

I have never seen a concert in a movie theater, do people just sit and watch or they go bananas?

I'm super excited but how are you supposed to watch a concert in a movie theater (especially from The Chems) and not jumping and screaming like a fucking monkey?

Finally, a thursday that will be better than a friday!

Can not wait til Thursday for the Pre Screening. Also set up a group on FB with close to 20 people so far committed.

https://www.facebook...06350272789946/

I'm getting super excited about it now. All on my own in the front row

Toronto show completely sold out for about 3 weeks now, hope they didnt fill the whole theatre, it would be nice to have a bit of space on either side of me......

Brilliant article

http://www.guardian....k?newsfeed=true

Mumbo, on 25 January 2012 - 12:20 AM, said:

Just read it, i think the projection will be unforgetable ! Hope people will dance ! I'll do ! the teaser of escape velocity is so exciting ! It's clear now : this band are truly legend is music history. If i have to cross them a day, i would tell them : Thanx for all ! Thanx to have offered me such experiences !

Super article. Can you max out on getting pumped for things? I'm a little worried I'm going to hurt myself here! TWO DAYS *eek*

AND LOOK AT THIS:

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ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!? MORE UPCOMING MATERIAL?!?!?!?

"I don't really think people get that absorbed in music at the moment," says Simons. "They're streaming it, they're watching YouTube clips. People say 'I listened to this' and you think 'Yeah, did you listen to it on computer speakers?' I've had lots of tweets, people going, 'What am I meant to do when I go and see Don't Think? Am I allowed to dance in the cinema?'"

He laughs. "Well, you can if you want. But I just like the idea of people listening to our music quite loud."

inchemwetrust, on 24 January 2012 - 6:44 PM, said:

Well I guess Ed just answered my question!

mx/, on 23 January 2012 - 5:30 PM, said:

I've seen one full on concert movie in a theater (a 3D U2 one that was mentioned in one of the Don't Think reviews floating around on the internetz.) It was very much a sit-and-watch kind of film, for sure. It felt a bit strange, now that I look back on it. My best girlfriend and I were among just 5 other people in the theater. Plus we were wearing those stupid, dorky and abrasive 3D glasses. But my brother saw a screening of Rattle and Hum way back when, which is more of a documentary laced with concert footage here and there. He told me during the concert bits, people were cheering and singing along and the excitement was infectious. I saw Rattle and Hum in the theater too, but my friend and I ditched school to go see it, so we were kind of on the down-low the whole time so had to keep low profiles and not draw attention to ourselves, lol! So I think maybe it just depends on the music and the audience.

I honestly feel Don't Think will be a totally different experience for a couple of reasons. First is the music, obviously. We know it does something to you when you experience it live... And cinematic-wise the film seems to immerse you right into the crowd and experience the show at eye level as a member of the audience. Something the 2 above-mentioned u2 films failed to do, even with all the snazzy 3D effects. The article Mumbo posted touches on the audience perspective and I think the teasers we've seen are a tiny nibble of how contagious the Fuji crowd's enthusiasm is - and the potential their enthusiasm has to bleed into the cinematic audience. At least I hope so!

inchemwetrust, on 23 January 2012 - 5:56 PM, said:

Amen to that, brother!

Mumbo, on 24 January 2012 - 3:20 PM, said: