But people who see the movie and then want to read the book are one thing.
Still, not having your personal history with the guy, I'm going to go see the movie.
I work for the people who pay their money to see the movie.
But I also think those 300,000 people went out of their way to see the movie.
Make sure to buy them before you see the movie.
My friends and I have seen the movie about 12 times all together.
Friends tell me of 14-year-olds who have already seen the movie six times.
The show may make you want to see the movie one more time.
Perhaps they had seen the movie based on his book.
Of course they do get to see the movie every week.
People can also pay $10 to see a single film.
As a result, a great many people have seen the film.
Of course I'll see the film and take my 7 year old son.
I saw the film before reading the book for the first time.
He first saw the film at the age of six.
If you plan to see the film, read no further.
People keep coming back not just to see the film, but also to be a part of an experience.
Right so any more questions before we see the film?
At least I don't have to see the film now.
More than 100,000 people went to see the film in two weeks time.
