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It was a dark night for Dark Knight fans when storms moved through Evanston last night, knocking out power to the Century 12 Evanston Theater. Twenty minutes were left in the show when the power loss cut the flick short. Movie goers were issued rain checks, and those waiting to see later screenings waited for the power to be restored, an hour and 15 minutes later.
ComEd said there were scattered power outages throughout Evanston.
Dark Night is expected to be amongst the top 10 films debuting on non-holiday weekends to sell more than $100 million in ticket sales between Friday and Sunday. [WBBM, Trib]
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I work at the Chili's down the block, and I'm pretty sure they didn't have power at all the rest of the night. It was a madhouse.
I was at one of the Evanston screenings. Ours was more like halfway through. It was pretty horribly managed by the theater. Rather than just give us passes and let us be on our way, they had to initial/date each pass for every person. Bunk.