Reply With QuoteYou're all making me exceedingly jealous.
already making a lot of money overseas
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You're all making me exceedingly jealous.
Not trying to rub it in or anything - but saw it again last night.
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Question: Would the people who have seen it recommend seeing it in 3D or regular D? Am I correct in thinking that it wasn't filmed in 3D, so if I see it in regular D it won't be too dark?
Saw it again on Saturday afternoon.
And you cant see a movie on Saturday afternoon unless you take someone with you who Saturday afternoon movies are made for
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The next time a goddess asks you if you want to have a shower...you say YES!!!!
We saw it in 2D. All six of us HATE HATE HATE 3D.Originally Posted by scout1279
It looked great. There were also no obvious 'made this shot for 3d' moments.
BrettC1: I'm sorry bro, but you got scammed.
That's not really Robert Downey Jr you're with there...
"There seems to be something in the human condition that makes people dislike people that they think are different. If we could get rid of that, it'd be a better world" - Stan Lee
I saw it 3D first time. Flatscreen is just as good though some of the effects in the big battle are nice.
KJ!: Close though. It is a Jr
The next time a goddess asks you if you want to have a shower...you say YES!!!!
There's a slew of copies online already. Someone I know asked me if I wanted it on DVD this week. I'm really torn. I hate the whole camcorder bootleg thing. But it's the freaking Avengers!
I just got back from watching it. Since it isn't out in the States yet (can I be among those surprised that we Antipodeans aren't being screwed?) I'll hold off on spoilers till the Americans sart spoiling it, but my Thor what a great movie.
Also I got to sit in the seat that had Richard Taylor's arse during the premier of ROTK (fans of LOTR that watch the extra extended making of bits know who he is). The Embassy Theatre in Wellington rocks!
"Being agnostic is all about the realization that even though there probably is some sort of god or creator out there somewhere, the human race is and will always be too stupid to find them.” Oscar Wilde (alleged!)
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I wonder if Warner Brothers are kicking themselves yet for not letting Whedon do Wonder Woman,
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