I waited in line for 2 hours to watch all of Shia LaBeouf's movies with Shia LaBeouf

The film community in New York City was floored on Tuesday when, out of nowhere, actor/artist/viral topic Shia LaBeouf took over one screen at the Angelika Film Center arthouse theater and announced that he would be watching all 27 movies he's starred in (in reverse chronological order).

Described as a performance art piece, titled "All My Movies" (stylized #ALLMYMOVIES), the project allowed anyone, free of charge, to come join LaBeouf in the theater to watch along. As a bonus, there's been live streaming video of LaBeouf watching the movies.

"All My Movies" ends Thursday, and while it had a slow start, people have since been flocking to the Angelika to be a part of it.

When I showed up on Wednesday, a line snaked down a street block to get into the theater with Shia LaBeouf. Here's what I experienced in the two hours I waited: