Viewing order might trigger the second Civil War.

I think I’ll do that in the comfort of my home theater. I’ll do it when I get #9 on UHD. I have now lost that desire to even see this anymore. Unless it’s getting stellar reviews across the board, it’s no longer worth it for me.

That’s a lot of time to devote to watching two decent movies.

I love SW but are there fans that would actually sit in a theater to watch 9 movies in a row (of course with breaks)? I tried to watch Star Wars, Empire and Jedi on a Saturday back to back to back once and burned out by the time I got to Jedi. And that was sitting on a relaxing couch in the comfort of my own home.

These marathons get tough when it’s more than like three movies if you ask me. I was able to watch The Dark Knight Trilogy in a theater and while cool even that was a tad on the long side. I couldn’t imagine doing one of those MCU marathons or even this.

I think it would have been better to do the three trilogies over the course of a few weekends or maybe just do special releases (like Fathom Events or whatever) of the eight films individually leading up to The Rise of Skywalker.

I’ve been dreaming of a SW marathon for years. I hope I can get a ticket. I’m in NYC where so far the options are the Times Square Regal ($55, starts at 8pm) and the 84th St AMC (no price yet, 3 pm start). Both have recliners. I’m hoping a few more theaters will be added, particularly the Brooklyn Alamo (no recliners there, but it’s a few blocks from my house and there are good food options both in the theater and the building). Another Alamo (Austin) already announced their marathon and while the Brooklyn one held the Marvel marathon, they don’t have anything listed so I might be out of luck. -pray-

But it should be 4,5,6,1,2,3,7,8,9

Don’t know about AMC, but the Alamo has rules that you can’t show up late or disappear for a few movies.

I still think a better idea would have been to break up the trilogies over three weekends. Prequels, Originals, and Sequels. I suppose the risk in doing that is the attendance may be lower for certain showings. Then again I don’t understand how many people are able to take off enough time and tolerate sitting that long where attendance for these shows is that high anyways.

I got my ticket for the marathon at the Times Square Regal. Thankfully it has recliners. It also starts much later than the AMC marathon (assuming just shorter breaks) and was only $55 (vs $100).