Disney’s Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens is arguably the most hyped movie in years. Midnight showings around the world are sold it. It will probably gross a billion gazillion dollars. And those who are working on the film are bound to NDAs and confidentiality agreements to not disclose details. Otherwise, they’ll have the legal wrath of one of the world’s biggest companies on their hands. The fear of piracy is so real that when Disney awesomely granted Daniel Fleetwood’s dying wish to watch a copy of the film, Disney showed up with their own equipment equipment and locked he and his wife in confidentiality agreements.
But there’s a way to see ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ two days before the rest of the world. It will put you back $1400, because you’re also booking a flight to France. Air France is offering four flights to Paris on December 15. You’ll fly from New York, San Francisco, or Los Angeles to Charles de Gaulle airport, then upon landing you’ll go straight to a movie theater to screen the new Star Wars on December 16, two days before the movie’s official release. Via Air France:
Air France invites you to catch the most anticipated movie, on December 16th – in France! This movie will be shown in English.
Be part of our journey! Together with our partner, EuropaCorp CINEMAS, we are offering YOU an exclusive “Flight & Cinema” offer, which includes your movie ticket and a transfer from the airport to the movie theater.
After flying with Air France to Paris-Charles de Gaulle, you will experience the highest level of technology a theater can provide, thanks to EuropaCorp CINEMAS. With a 60 foot wide screen, 4K Dual Projector, HD 3D Dolby technology, and an immersive Dolby ATMOS sound system, which includes more than 40 surround sound speakers, you’ll remember this experience for a lifetime!
Afterwards? Talking about how epic it was at Cafe de Flore while drinking pinot noir, pending your jetlag. Hope your passport is up-to-date.
If you’re interested in booking, check out instruction here.