Star Wars: The Force Awakens is serious business and a movie that many fans want to enjoy the first time, knowing as little as possible. The article comes from a site that disguises itself as the Huffington Post, but it's really not, and there are a number of signs that point out the deception. Sounds like another tragic story, but it's also a hoax. Henning reportedly shouted angrily at Hammel. It's not the only fake story rolling around about Star Wars: The Force Awakens, though. Star Wars Marathon Event The Star Wars Marathon Event is the ultimate fan experience. The report has no real names, no sources, and also tries to get people to believe that someone could commit serious assault and not be arrested? Oh, not to mention that the site itself is a satire website that comes up with fake stories.
will have to wait until Monday evening to reserve. on Monday, two months before the movie premiere. They beat him up for a solid 5 minutes, kicking him in the balls, punching him in the gut, b*tch-slapping him.eventually people got quiet. First tickets for 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' were released in the U.K. At first the crowd was cheering them on, and I think that made it worse. This guy shouts out the spoiler right? Within 15 seconds he was on the ground getting his ass stomped. It was reportedly heard by almost 100 people waiting in line. One story comes from a site called The Good Lord Above, and it tells the story of a 20-year-old man named Raymond Chatfield who waked out of a premiere of Star Wars: The Force Awakens and shouted out a major spoiler. So far, at least two different reports are coming out that state people have been beaten, one even to death, outside of theaters for shouting out spoilers. The movie is a big deal, but as of yet, not big enough of a deal to kill someone over. The Force Awakens is on pace to break a single-day record, according to Collider, and it's going to shatter a number of box office records before all is said and done. Enough anger to get out of line at a theater and beat someone to death? While the anger may boil over, those reports about fans being beaten due to spoiling the movie are nothing but a hoax. Well, there are those who are taking great joy in spoiling the movie for others and it's causing a lot of anger. The world is in a huge frenzy about Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and those that haven't seen the film yet are doing everything they can to avoid spoilers.
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