After Heather pointed out a few more Xanadu crew members in the audience, the rare opportunity to watch Xanadu on the big screen had arrived! As Hueck predicted, there were numerous catcalls (though these were good natured) that sounded like a MST3K audition and some did complain. However, there were some moments that deserved universal reaction like the vaudeville-styled hissing whenever Simpson showed up and when Kira pleaded, ‘Is anybody interested in MY feelings?!’ everybody yelled, ‘NOOOOOOO!!’

There were moments of karaoke, too. Large chunks of the audience members belted along with ‘Suddenly’, ‘The Fall’, and ‘Suspended In Time’ and, of course, the various incarnations of Xanadu. They even clapped and stomped along with the ‘All Over The World’ instrumental section, the singing vocoder included.

However, the big cherry on top of this desert happened during the Dancin’ number. Just was the number started on the screen, real live dancers popped up beneath the screen and began to dance along with the movie. The audience reaction was tremendous to say the least!

Not only were the steps similar, if not exact, to the ones on the screen, the outfits were spot on, as well. Even down to the gangster’s girlfriend, whom happens to be next to Kira/Olivia, my biggest crush in the movie.