I was at the 2:25 Showing in Carmel, Indiana.
Estimate about 100 in attendance. Applause at the ending. Mostly an older crowd. 60's up.
Personally, I was quite pleased with how the story was handled. The "project X" that took down the Tagart Bridge was not mentioned. Just a picture of the Bridge missing a span.

Thanks for the tip, I wrote a 5 star review.

Take the good news wherever it is found. ASIII is really disappointing at the box office and needs all the help it can get.

I am amazed that Fandango gave it even 4 out of 5. I'll bet (and I'm Not a gambler) that if they were asked what the film was truly about, they couldn't come close. It's not going to attract a huge audience, but I attended a 2:10 matinee and there were 35 people in the audience. I have attended afternoon shows of mega-hits and I was the only one in the audience, so I thought that was pretty good. It's true that here in Florida we have an abundance of seniors who don't go out much at night, but I thought the afternoon attendance boded well for the overall attendance.

Unfortunately I don't think it will help. 20 people at the 7PM showing at my theater on opening night. I'm guessing the theaters aren't going to keep it long.

Lolol I love it.

We have NO theaters in Ky showing the movie. How can it get seen if no theaters are showing it in an entire state. I am traveling to NC this coming week and will watch it at one of their locations. Really looking forward to seeing final product.

Don't lose hope about a better remake. I know I'm not supposed to talk about religious stuff on an Ayn Rand worshippers site, but here goes. I read all of the Left Behind books even though I am Roman Catholic and we don't believe in the "rapture". I thought it was excellent science fiction and found them entertaining. Then again, I'm not put off by religious talk. The books were made into movies of not great quality, but I still enjoyed them. I always hoped someone else would come along and do a higher budget remake, even though Hollywood is NOT fair game for religious films. Low and behold, I saw an ad for the movie coming out October 15th - LEFT BEHIND - starring Nicholas Cage and an all-star cast! My first thought was what the hell was Nicholas Cage doing in a Christian film?! No matter, I bet they do a great job and I will definitely watch it. It's taken well over 10 years that I can recall for this remake, and there are already plans in the works for the next 2 films that were also previously made. The only actor not resigned is Nicholas Cage.

I can finally say that all their had their moments of profundity. But as far as movies go -- for the general population -- I can see why they were so disappointing.

When will I be able to order my DVD?

I attended a 2:20 pm showing in Tulsa, Oklahoma on opening day. I was the only one in the theater initially, but eventually half-a-dozen others came in. The film was as much a disappointment as was the low turnout. I'm now more motivated than ever not to rely on a movie, but go to the book for my inspiration.

There were only 10 folks in the theater for opening night (9pm). Looks like it pulled in half a million over the weekend ... I doubt that it will remain showing in theaters for long. As for me, it was a disappointment -- too short, low production values, no Hank Rearden, too many shots of trees in the Gulch (although I am very much an outdoors type). And still, I will make it to the theater to see it again... It required a couple viewings of AS parts 1 and 2 for me to "click" with the characters, interactions and pacing -- essentially to dial-into the director's treatment of the material. I sure hope that someone with deep pockets remakes these pictures over the next 10-20 years. Cheers.

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You can read all the reviews here. They are all over the map. That seems to be the trend.