Due to overwhelming demand, there will be encore screenings of the documentary Rush: Time Stand Still across the US on Thursday, November 17th - click here to check for a theatre near you.

Also on November 17th, there will be a special screening by Planet Rock in London, UK. The event will be hosted by Rush Superfan Darren Redick at Planet Rock studios at 6pm.

The Rush: Time Stand Still documentary will be released on DVD/Blu-Ray on November 18th. In a new article, Rolling Stone reveal the “10 Things We Learned” from the doc.

One of the things they learned is that a tour with anything less than the three members of the classic lineup (Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, Neil Peart) is unthinkable. They will never do a show without all three of them.

"It's not like you just get new members of a band and just go for it," says Lifeson. "Rush has never been a band like that. We'd never, ever do something like that." Adds Lee: "We always said that if the three of us aren't on board, we don't do a thing. There have been other decisions in our career where the three of us weren't on board and we didn't do it. Nothing as profound as ending our touring life, but fair enough. So one guy doesn't want to do that thing anymore that I love to do. That hurts. But there's nothing I can do about it and that's part of the agreement."

Read more at RollingStone.com.

This special theatre event of Rush: Time Stand Still, narrated by Paul Rudd, is a night for passionate and loyal fans to watch together and provides an intimate look into the band's sold-out R40 tour and the unique relationship we have with you all.

In addition to the documentary, fans will also get first viewing exclusive extras including Rush: A Salute to Kings – a 20-minute in-depth discussion with Gene Simmons (KISS), Chad Smith (Red Hot Chili Peppers, Chickenfoot), Taylor Hawkins (Foo Fighters), Ann & Nancy Wilson (Heart), Scott Gorham (Thin Lizzy), and the band's producer Nick Raskulinecz as they share their unique stories about Rush over the last 40 years.

In the video below, Chad Smith speaks on Rush's 2112 and how it influenced him as an artist:

Watch a teaser from A Salute To Kings:

Catch a special animated short, "The Early Days Of Neil Peart”, by FanToons exclusively when you attend the theatrical screening. A preview can be seen below:

In a recent preview clip from Rolling Stone, Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson share stories from their mid-Seventies tour with KISS in the documentary. Longtime lighting director Howard Ungerleider recalls that while on the road, Lifeson used to put a paper bag on his head and put his hands through his pants to entertain his bandmates and KISS guitarist Ace Frehley. He called his character “The Bag”.

"Bring the Bag over here," Lifeson says in a clip, doing an impression of Frehley in a high-pitched voice. "Howie, where's the Bag?" Lee echoes, referring to the band's lighting director. They would fool around, much to the consternation of KISS’ Gene Simmons. "Gene was very, very upset with the Bag," Lifeson recalls, "and that made Ace even happier."

Official theatrical trailer: