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I only got to see the first half but really enjoyed the MUSIC, the light accents, the big screen clips, C3P0 narrating, the star wars movie museum. I would go again without the kids.
Spectacular in every way. Goes beyond expectations. A symphonic extravaganza. If all orchestral presentations were like this I would sign up for a membership to the Toronto Symphony today.
Fantastic family event! Surprise narration by Anthony Daniels was a massive treat. A great memory to be treasured for a life time.
It was the best concert ever, They brought the movie to life right in front of you
Absolutely Spectacular! LOVED IT. Purchased tickets the day before and still had fantastic seats. Would definitely recommend to every Star Wars fan out there.
This concert is a great idea, a fantastic event with quality production! Going to this concert, I did not know exactly how that was going to go or what was going to happen, but it was definitely awesome!
Great show, live music is always the best! Appeals to all ages!
Totally Awesome. I actually got goose bumps. Would see it again and again...
Star Wars in Concert is a great idea to bring young kids and orchastra together. It may very well open a new generation to this type of music, My kids are 5 and 8 and they enjoyed it.
This is a must see for anyone that has enjoyed StarWars at one time or another. It'd be a great time for the younger generation that has yet to experience the SW world!
Our family is a big fan of the Star Wars movies and our children have all been involved in their school band program. As part of the school concert band they have all played some of the Star Wars music. We enjoyed Start Wars in Concert immensely. It was wonderful to see the Star Wars images accomanied by the talented live symphony. The musicians were great! We also enjoyed the commentary by the actor that played C3PO in the movies.
Music was tremendous as expected. Great shots of the movie and narration. My only complaint is the length. The show was less then 1.5 hours long and for the ticket price, this seemed to be a bit of a let down. Other then that, I was happy.
ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC SHOW!!!!!!!! I would recommend this to anyone of any age!
Not only was the music great but the narration, the production, the sounds, the feelings and all the little things that makes Star Wars great were all somewhat part of the whole show. I could feel the energy within the stadium and could see an almost sold out stadium...and that was there second show that day!
Thought it was cool to see people dressed up in costumes.They even let us take pictures of them with our Boys.Thanks again!!Really enjoyed looking at all the displays before the concert.The concert was amazing&a nice big screen.
I was shocked at how few 'non-geeks' were there. Everyone enjoyed it!
It was amazing to hear the soundtrack live. You notice it even more when you watch the movies now. Great performance!
The live orchestra was excellent, but what hurt the event for me and others was a couple individuals that couldn't stop talking throughout the show. At times, I was not able to hear the music or Anthony Daniels (C-P3O) speak, which spoiled the event for many seated by them. The two young guys didn't care, and chatted as though they were at a sporting event. Although they may have enjoyed themselves, it was very disruptive. They definitely lacked manners, and the event staff did nothing to help.
Star Wars in Concert is a must see!! This was a great way to see all the movies in sequence and have the story told by Anthony Daniels. The music was outstanding, have the movie music live made this so much more... If anyone is a Star Wars fan this is an event you should now miss!!
It was an interesting way to see and here an orchestra. A few of the film clips had no reason to be, they just didn't fit with the music. It was more entertaining to watch some of the musicians than to watch the film clips. We had floor seats and the white lights were extremely annoying and blinding. They must of had a number of complaints because they stopped using the white lights after the intermission. A novel way to try and get more people out to listen to a symphony orchestra.
