Avengers: Age of Ultron |OT| If you open this thread, you're an Avenger
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PhantomZone
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My ticket price was $24.50 (AUD).
Lol.
I'm seeing it for $6 Australian :-D (well it's technically $11, but I have money left over from an old Village Cinema giftcard). Gotta love Telstra for doing something right with cheap movie tickets lol.
New article on the making of the film.
http://www.buzzfeed.com/adambvary/j...ng-soul-crushing-marvel-adventure#.nagg9ypOpD
This is like the umpteenth article stating that making the film burnt Joss out..
It also has some good stuff about Joss collaborating with other MCU films.
http://www.buzzfeed.com/adambvary/j...ng-soul-crushing-marvel-adventure#.nagg9ypOpD
This is like the umpteenth article stating that making the film burnt Joss out..
It also has some good stuff about Joss collaborating with other MCU films.
Is the dubbed only thing prevalent throughout Europe?
I'm currently in Italy where the movie premiers tomorrow and not a single cinema in Milan is showing it in English, which means no movie for me((
I'm currently in Italy where the movie premiers tomorrow and not a single cinema in Milan is showing it in English, which means no movie for me
((EroticSushi
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My theater only offers 3D until a couple of days before the movie comes out. It's beyond annoying but it might just be them trying to sucker in as many people since the 3D screening cost more.
Is the dubbed only thing prevalent throughout Europe?
I'm currently in Italy where the movie premiers tomorrow and not a single cinema in Milan is showing it in English, which means no movie for me
It's pretty prevalent, yes. However, UCi Cinemas is doing a screening in English. It's one day only and for one showing only, but all their cinemas on April 29th will be showing the movie in English with, I suppose, italian subtitles.
At what time I guess it depends on the cinema. Here it will probably start around 19.10 - 19.40, considering past showings in English.
It's not possible to preorder a ticket yet, but I very much doubt that these showings will be all that popular.
I'm going on the 29th of course, I want more movies in English, not just one and once per week!
Maybe other theatres in Milan are doing something similar, but I'm only sure about UCi.
Diprosalic
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Is the dubbed only thing prevalent throughout Europe?
I'm currently in Italy where the movie premiers tomorrow and not a single cinema in Milan is showing it in English, which means no movie for me
yeah it's pretty normal.
it surprises me that it actually gets worse and not better. you'd think the youth would want (and be able to) see it in english. 10 years most of the movies were in english, now it's only a couple of screenings.
Is the dubbed only thing prevalent throughout Europe?
I'm currently in Italy where the movie premiers tomorrow and not a single cinema in Milan is showing it in English, which means no movie for me
Depends on the country. In my experience The Netherlands and the dutch part of Belgium don't dub, unless it's a movie for children.
More_Badass
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Are reviews coming out today?
They've been coming out already, & they're quite positive so far.
Is there a review thread? Usually are for big blockbusters like this.
George Oscar Bluth II
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I expect a few UK reviews tomorrow evening.
shira
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I really hate that you can't choose between 3D and 2D if you want to see the movie in IMAX. IMO 2D is almost always superior to 3D. The only movie where I felt the 3D really added to the experience was Gravity.
It depends on the country. In Germany, France, Italy and Spain literally every movie is dubbed without the option to see the original version, but here in The Netherlands only kids movies are dubbed (and even with those you can usually choose between the dubbed version and the original version).Is the dubbed only thing prevalent throughout Europe?
I'm currently in Italy where the movie premiers tomorrow and not a single cinema in Milan is showing it in English, which means no movie for me
william_557
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Going to the premiare tomorrow and can't wait!
I always thought so too, but apparently this is not the case. I was talking to a German friend of mine about this last week and she said that she was really annoyed that in The Netherlands movies and television series aren't dubbed. She even said that this is why she hardly goes to the movies or watch television when she's in The Netherlands. She vastly prefers German (or Dutch) voice actors to reading subtitles. So yeah, it's getting worse because the people that grew up with it will riot if they tone it down.
There usually is, but I hope there won't be one for AoU to avoid all the drama.
Let's stick to OT.
George Oscar Bluth II
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Yes.
bananafactory
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Reviews are supposed to show up today aren't they? Thought I heard 21st
Edit: Twitter says embargo is up at 2 PM PST
Edit: Twitter says embargo is up at 2 PM PST
bananafactory
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First review is up on RT, fresh
http://www.mattsmoviereviews.net/movie-critic-reviews/avengers-age-of-ultron.html
http://www.mattsmoviereviews.net/movie-critic-reviews/avengers-age-of-ultron.html
Lashley
Why does he wear the mask!?
This is what me and a friend have done, Friday 3:50. Gives us enough time for dinner and a look in Forbidden Planet before we go.
demosthenes
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Ugh, my local theatre where you can pick seats still hasn't put up their non 3D showings on Fandango yet for opening night
George Oscar Bluth II
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Man, it's been ages since I've been to Forbidden Planet.
George Oscar Bluth II
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Something tells me that AoU won't win over many people who disliked the first Avengers.
Nope. But apparently it's a great constant stream of action and humor, even moreso than the first.
ReplacementPelican
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I'm usually quite good at picking up and understanding why people dislike films but with The Avengers and Guardians I really cannot fathom it. Whilst I understand issues with the films they're just so relentlessly charming and fun that I cannot see how someone could have a negative attitude towards it.
I think that subjective charm is the key. Some people aren't charmed by it at all and therefore can't understand why others find it endearing.
I weren't that fond of the first Avengers and still isn't, after having seen it multiple times. It's just a little boring honestly. Guardians on the other hand, is my favorite Marvel movie.
And I feel like The Avengers had an incredibly slow start, and Loki invading Earth wasn't such an interesting point.
And I feel like The Avengers had an incredibly slow start, and Loki invading Earth wasn't such an interesting point.
infinit777
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Got my tickets for May 2nd, Currently re-watching all of the MCU movies with the GF. then catching up on the last 3 episodes of Agents of shield the day before... i wish we could finish daredevil by then but our schedules are packed with this.
Jesus Christ that interviewer is the worst. No wonder they were laughing.
A few more reviews:
Its a rare thing in movie land. Toy Story did it, Bourne pulled it off, and Christopher Nolan smashed it with The Dark Knight. And now its time for The Avengers: Age of Ultron to join the small gathering of sequels that are better than the original.
A podcast review (seems very positive)
Its a rare thing in movie land. Toy Story did it, Bourne pulled it off, and Christopher Nolan smashed it with The Dark Knight. And now its time for The Avengers: Age of Ultron to join the small gathering of sequels that are better than the original.
A podcast review (seems very positive)
Weird. The 3D in the first Avengers movie was totally harmless.
Lashley
Why does he wear the mask!?
I always go before the cinema, usually buy a few comics and a funko
I remember it being annoyingly dim in my viewing, though I feel like that may be the fault of whoever was responsible for projection at the theatre.
Mitch
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Got a ticket for myself and my dad. Next Thursday at 7:30PM. I decided to skip out on IMAX, since him and I aren't too big on 3D. Can't remember my last memorable IMAX 3D experience, unfortunately.
Now I'm not REALLY excited to see this, like I was with the first one. I think a lot of the build up for my excitement last time, was the fact that none of the theaters in my area had reserved seating. It was a rush to find a movie theater with available seats day one.
The movie looks great, though. Going to see Marvel/DC films with my dad is like a tradition at this point.
Now I'm not REALLY excited to see this, like I was with the first one. I think a lot of the build up for my excitement last time, was the fact that none of the theaters in my area had reserved seating. It was a rush to find a movie theater with available seats day one.
The movie looks great, though. Going to see Marvel/DC films with my dad is like a tradition at this point.
George Oscar Bluth II
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Mine is too far to consider a pre-cinema visit. I should go there soon, though. Gonna check out their Marvel Legends stock
Miles Quaritch
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Big Chungus
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on iphone, camt read the text in op
It's an all-image OP. I guess your phone isn't loading them.
EroticSushi
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Same here. What theater are you going too? My AMC one doesn't put up their non 3D showings until like 3 days before opening day.Ugh, my local theatre where you can pick seats still hasn't put up their non 3D showings on Fandango yet for opening night
If a 3D projection seems dim that's the theater's fault, trying to save money(you're supposed to project 3D movies at 3X normal brightness). Shit, the other day this movie theater I went to was showing a 2D movie darker than normal.
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