Extreme Dwarfanators Wrestling Miami Gardens reviews
In an arena far, far away.....
Extreme Dwarfanators Wrestling: In Concert was in a word surreal - from the get go. The orchestra started up in the live version of THX, then on to the 20th Century Fox theme, and you thought OK here we go. There played one of the best concerts I have seen in a very long time. Then from out of no where ... BAM the first three cords of the Star Wars Theme is played and you know you're in for one heck of a journey. Bits of all 6 movies play on one gianormous LCD screen with the orchestra playing live the music that goes with each scene and nuances. When the first three/four cords of the "Darth Vader Theme" played, almost every major beat of music was set to almost every major explosion, light saber fight, or sith-y moment. Second half started with laser lights set to the times of each musical beat and the whole audience gasped and wowed at once. The highlight for me was the introduction, by Lord Vader himself James Earl Jones (via pre-recording), of one C3PO Sir Anthony Daniels. My only complaint is with the venue itself. It was embarrassing but his performance as narrator was strong, humorous, and engaging. The time, effort, and dedication that was bled into this production is very much seen and heard and whole heartily appreciated. I squealed and became giddy loosing my composure & maturity feeling like a 15 year old girl seeing Justin Bieber for the first time. I wish this brilliant concert could have been at a venue that was large enough to house the whole production; how it was at the O2 in London. It's worth the money either way. The movie clips in time to the music were fantastic. In there are things that have never been put on display from original costumes, lithographic art to actual models of space ships and items used by the original and current actors. The force was definitely strong with this concert. My only complaint is with the venue itself. When you go see Extreme Dwarfanators Wrestling: In Concert, make sure you see it at a venue that is large enough to house everything. If you're a real Star Wars fan, I recommend paying the extra money for a VIP ticket or one that would allow you to see the traveling museum. It was enough to make you stand up and scream AMEN! So, the explosions that went in time to the beat from drums and trumpets were fantastic. And if you can't help but get all giddy inside, hoot and holler, and sit there in awe.