Chicago Bulls Game

Looks like the Bulls hit a nerve at LFL. When we arrived at the United Center, we were told that even though 20th Century had approved the CharitaBULLS screening, LFL had not, and that they had sent a Cease & Desist order to the Bulls hit idea on having the charity screening.

The staff for the Bulls was incredibly nice to us and the costumers spent a couple of hours before the game, walking the corridor and talking to everyone who would listen, taking pictures with people, etc. It was, as predicted, a huge hit. If we had been able to sell tickets, we probably could have sold out both showings and started working on a third. They allowed us to watch the game from a press box at the top of the stadium, and many people stayed around for the entire game.

So it looks like as long as LFL has the Bulls hit with this block, we can’t do anything towards the charity screening. The Bulls said they would fight it, so stay tuned for updates.

Guess who’s coming to dinner?

It was a hot June night, when Chicago Force met with Steve Sansweet, head of Fan Relations, for pizza.  It had been a long day at Wizard World Chicago, but the conversation was great.

Deep Dish Pizza Makes Everyone Smile

Deep Dish Pizza Makes Everyone Smile

And Then You Roll The Dough

And Then You Roll The Dough

Fashion Statement Of The Day: Chicago Force Shirts

Fashion Statement Of The Day: Chicago Force Shirts

Episode II: Attack of the Clones

The Episode II: Attack of the Clones is here! Chicago Force lined up outside McClurg Court to see the movie at midnight.  Here is some pics of the whole craziness!

Lining Up:

The Theater: