Gamma Goliath
Engine of Destruction
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greatest movie I've ever seen. an experience like no other.
I finally get to see this film for the first time tommorrow!!!
^ Nah I think I'll be fine, I pretty much knew that was going to be the case from the get go.
^ Nah I think I'll be fine, I pretty much knew that was going to be the case from the get go.
He might be underused...but he damn sure wasn't underpowered! BT, you are gonna dig his power range, not to mention some of the things you wanted to see are right there on the big screen. Only thing I wished to see but didn't were true strength feats from Hulk/Thor. There weren't really any, but then again there didn't really need to be, with all that was going on! Amazing film nonetheless, gets better with repeat viewings (not many movies do that) and I'm gonna see on SUNDAY AGAIN!
OH, and BT, we got our Thor/Hulk team-up moment in the film...can't wait to see them kick ash together some more!
^ There was one kid who kept going "where's Hulk, where's Hulk", I was like chill dude it's called The Avengers not "Hulk and His Amazing Friends".
^ There was one kid who kept going "where's Hulk, where's Hulk", I was like chill dude it's called The Avengers not "Hulk and His Amazing Friends".
my crowd was perfect, they cheered and laughed when they needed to, but never over any dialogue. best. movie. experience. ever.
my crowd was perfect, they cheered and laughed when they needed to, but never over any dialogue. best. movie. experience. ever.
Just got back from seeing it, this is how I felt when it ended:
Flippin' AWESOME!!!! I really don't think I have any severe criticisms or anything. The 3D wasn't as bad as I was expecting (for a post-conversion), though things did get a touch disorienting during the final battle. Agree with what people have been saying for a while, that tracking shot is a THING OF BEAUTY!!!!!
Only downside wasn't with the movie but was with some of the other movie goers. There were a couple people that brought small SMALL children (we had kids crying that had to be taken out more than once, kids asking questions LOUDLY, I know it's one of those things that you just have to deal with when going to the movie theater - but it just kind of grates on my nerves a bit)
Will be seeing it again tomorrow morning in 2D
thor's not underused at all. his scenes with loki are the most compelling in the whole movie. he was in all the best fights.
but yeah, bought a ticket for tonight's showing early but than traded it in Thursday night for the midnight show out of impatience. My new favorite movie of all time. (sorry indy) My 3d ticket only cost me a dollar. >
I went to the last matinee the theater I went to offered (3:45 PM) and it had only about 70 people in it, which is still good enough to get nice crowd reactions. Never had a problem hearing the dialogue over the laughter, except for after Hulk smashed Loki and missed the "Puny god," remark. Walking out of the movie and into the theater lobby, there already lines of people waiting just outside my theater and lots of people in the ticket line, many in Avengers costume and T-shirts.
Enjoy then.That's good to hear. I'm going to the last matinee also.