Ahhh the joys of standing in line for 6 hours

So, as most of you know Spiderman 3 came out today. I was one of the lucky few who stayed up till the crack'o dawn and into the wee hours of the morning to watch it. And here is my story.

So, 6:30 rolls around and some friends pick up my sister and I and we drive down to the movie theater. We get a spot fairly close to the theater, which was interesting because usually the parking lot is packed, and there wasn't many people there. Anyway, so we meet up with two of our friends, who tell us that Fudruckers was temporally closed. I think it was due to the fact that when Pirates did the midnight showing there was a bunch of drunks and fireworks and policemen. It was a frakking mad house during Pirates 2. So, we decide then, to walk over to In'n'Out. We go there, get our food, then get in line.

We waited in line for 6 hours. For 2 hours, all we had was two iPods, one deck of cards, and ourselves. We played Blackjack, Poker, and Texas hold'em. For two hours. Then another friend of mine came which added another iPod. She also brought 5 decks of cards to play Nertz, which we did for about 40 minutes. So, we waited around, told jokes, got bored, stretched, waited, waited, and waited.

Finally the Security guard told everybody that they needed to stand up because we were about to go in. We stood there for an hour and a half. Finally after all that, we were able to go in. We were like, the 20th people in line so we were able to snag good seats (that's what you get for waiting in line for 6 hours). We then waited another half hour for the movie to start. People are dumb though, while we were waiting there was a group of people who smuggled beer into the theater and promptly chugged them all before the movie started. I don't normally have a problem with beer, but beer doesn't belong in a theater.

After the movie (which ended at around 2:40) a bunch of us went to 7/11 and got Slurpies. We then heard many stories from a friend of mine who just came back from his first year of college.

AAAAANYWAY! You guys wanna hear about the movie right?

So, the movie was good, I liked it. I think it fell into the same problem that XMen 3 did, where they tried to put in too many plot-lines and bad guys. Venom didn't get enough Venomness time, or any of the bad guys. It should have been longer. But, I did like the way that they tied it all in, it fit very well. Where as XMen 3 there were three different storylines and they tried to just put them all together, didn't work out too well.

All in all, first viewing I'd give it an 8 outa 10