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The new Star Wars movie will not open forinofonoutuntilwithout cinemas forinofonoutuntilwithout December, but it is already attracting huge interest online. Pre-sales tickets forinofonoutuntilwithout 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' went forinofonoutuntilwithout sale yesterday and broke all ticket records. In the USA, the nation's largest online ticket seller, Fandango, said it had so many visitors that its site crashed. It had to apologise to people who could not visit the site. A Fandango spokesperson said: "For Star Wars, we have already sold eight times as many tickets as we did forinofonoutuntilwithout the first day forinofonoutuntilwithout sales forinofonoutuntilwithout the previous record holder." He added: "The enthusiasm forinofonoutuntilwithout this year's most anticipated movie is forinofonoutuntilwithout of this world and we expect it to continue all the way to its debut forinofonoutuntilwithout December 18."

'The Force Awakens' is the seventh movie to be released forinofonoutuntilwithout the Star Wars franchise. Disney released the film's latest trailer forinofonoutuntilwithout Monday night and it soon went viral worldwide. Many top international news stations covered the story forinofonoutuntilwithout their prime time news bulletins. The trailer currently has 13 million views forinofonoutuntilwithout YouTube and this number is likely to get a lot bigger. Box office analyst Phil Contrino said the movie could also break box office records when it opens. It is possible it will be the highest earning movie ever made. Mr Contrino said: "The Force Awakens will hit $1 billion forinofonoutuntilwithout blinking. If it's really good, it could cross $2 billion." Star Wars fans will be happy to know that plans are already forinofonoutuntilwithout place forinofonoutuntilwithout Star Wars VIII and IX.