Still not sure if Americans actually clap during films or it's all an elaborate ruse. So odd.
Honestly? Almost never. Sometimes at at a midnight release for a big event movie where there's a lot a fanboys there will be clapping at the end.
Still not sure if Americans actually clap during films or it's all an elaborate ruse. So odd.
Honestly? Almost never. Sometimes at at a midnight release for a big event movie where there's a lot a fanboys there will be clapping at the end.
Also in Godzilla 2014 (spoilers) whenpeople actually stood up and cheered. No jokehe uses his atomic breath
I felt like doing that then but I'm not a dick so I didn't
Did anyone feel sick to their stomach whenthat women was eaten by that Dino in the water? In the trailers she gets carried away by a Pteranodon and it drops her in mid-air, but I thought she was going to survive...Nope! It made me sad because I felt like that scene was unnecessary and just made this film feel dark. Throughout the whole movie she looks like the innocent person. She was looking for the kids then she dies like that? That part really turned the movie off for me!
Saw it last night but wanted to sleep on it before I shared my thoughts.
It's heavy on nostalgia and fan service, some of which works very well and some that doesn't. The dinosaur action is top notch and the best part of the movie (especially dat ending). Chris Pratt brings the Star Lord charisma and is a lot of fun to watch, and Bryce-Dallas Howard does well enough for the script she was given. The kids are atrocious, but not Kelly atrocious. The plot is paper thin but serviceable, and there are some very cheesy scenes and characters. That being said, it's a fast-paced, fun ride that's a worthy entry into the Jurassic Park canon. It crushes JPIII and is smarter than The Lost World but doesn't come close to the sense of wonder of the original. Let's be real though, no one should expect that.
If I had to put a number on it, I'd say 7.5/10. And for full-disclosure, Jurassic Park is my favorite move of all time.
I've seen Americans clap twice. At the end of the first transformers movie, and at the end of dark knight.
I saw it happen way more often in South America.
Seen quite a few people clap at the end movies here in Canada, usually for midnight releases or even just opening day.
Also in Godzilla 2014 (spoilers) whenpeople actually stood up and cheered. No jokehe uses his atomic breath
I've never had people clap in a theatre here (Canada). But maybe it's because I only go to see movies with my kids.When it's an awesome part of a movie, it's cinematic joy, with everyone else cheering for something awesome. It's like seeing a football goal, but clapping instead of screaming. Everyone in NA theaters are more expressive. It's like not being able to cry at something sad or scream at something scary in a movie. It's a group experience.
(People clap in Canadian theaters too).
I didn't feel sick but I wasn't a fan of that scene. It seemed like a fate they would have reserved forsomeone like Hoskins or another "henchman" type, not some admin who's only sin was not paying 100% attention to some kids who wanted to be on their own anyway.
To be honest, what it reminds me of is that part in The Lost Worldwhere nice guy Eddie gets split in two by the T Rexes. Just made me feel awful. Those type of ultra violent deaths shouldn't be for "good" guys.
I think IMAX is definitely worth it for this one. No Atmos version unfortunately.So is this worth seeing in IMAX? Is there a Dolby Atmos version?
You can get refunds from fandango as long as it's not within 2 hours of the movie time. Just go into your purchase history and click "Can't make the show?"trying to a refund on Fandango right now... doubt I'll get one but maybe they'll be nice.
You can get refunds from fandango as long as it's not within 2 hours of the movie time. Just go into your purchase history and click "Can't make the show?"
I bought tix for 7 PM LAST NIGHT. Movie is long over. That's why I doubt they'll give a refund. I'm #18 in the chat queue right now, I'll at least give it a shot.
but like I was saying... everywhere I look online says the release date is 6/12. I just assumed the time I was looking at was Friday I guess.
Dinos don't discriminate. They're just animals
I didn't feel sick but I wasn't a fan of that scene. It seemed like a fate they would have reserved forsomeone like Hoskins or another "henchman" type, not some admin who's only sin was not paying 100% attention to some kids who wanted to be on their own anyway.
To be honest, what it reminds me of is that part in The Lost Worldwhere nice guy Eddie gets split in two by the T Rexes. Just made me feel awful. Those type of ultra violent deaths shouldn't be for "good" guys.
Dinos don't discriminate. They're just animals
There's no fucking way people clapped at the end of Transformers. I refuse to believe it.
Like, even if people liked it, I refuse to think anyone clapped.
I agree, but I don't think it's as bad as TLW death, because(Eddie was probably the second most likable character in TLW). However...she was basically a glorified extra, not a character that we ended up liking
I think it's more that, in TLW and here, it was a deliberate choice to show that character's "cool" death. I didn't like it in TLW but I didn't mind it as much here, because the entirescene is an homage to older monster movies, for better or worse (why would ALL thepterosaur?).pterosaurs just immediately start attacking humans
I thinkwas supposed to be horrifying. It worked for me, but I get why it bothered some people. This is a brutal movie, though. We seeher deathand the I-Rex just puts in work. It fit, for me.dinos exploding, having their heads bitten, we basically see a park worker get ripped in half,
Did anyone feel sick to their stomach whenthat women was eaten by that Dino in the water? In the trailers she gets carried away by a Pteranodon and it drops her in mid-air, but I thought she was going to survive...Nope! It made me sad because I felt like that scene was unnecessary and just made this film feel dark. Throughout the whole movie she looks like the innocent person. She was looking for the kids then she dies like that? That part really turned the movie off for me!
18.5 Million $ on Thursday night alone.Is this movie going to be roaring success financially?
Is that what the bar has been set at now?Don't overthink it just enjoy the dinosaurs. It was never meant to be anything more than a popcorn flick with some fanservice.
Is that what the bar has been set at now?
More and more sounds like this would be a fun double feature with Aja's Piranha rather than JP1.
Is that what the bar has been set at now?
More and more sounds like this would be a fun double feature with Aja's Piranha rather than JP1.
Yo back the fuck up that movie is fantastic. Gleefully violent, tongue firmly in cheek, and a hell of a fun time.....
Can I go in ONE movie thread on GAF without reading stupid hyperbole like this?
You're comparing this to Piranhas'? Fucking Pirhanhas?
Jerry Connel's porn director > Star LordThere was nothing entertaining about Aja's Piranha though. Let's get real.
18.5 Million $ on Thursday night alone.
http://money.cnn.com/2015/06/12/media/jurassic-world-first-day
Well deserved, I liked the movie a lot
I mean....not really. Compared to the other movies, the violence in JW is very very tame. Lots of people getting swallowed whole. In Lost World, lots of people are literally ripped in two.The scene where the assistant is eaten is so busy and chaotic that you sort of forget that she's even there when she gets snapped up.
Did anyone feel sick to their stomach whenthat women was eaten by that Dino in the water? In the trailers she gets carried away by a Pteranodon and it drops her in mid-air, but I thought she was going to survive...Nope! It made me sad because I felt like that scene was unnecessary and just made this film feel dark. Throughout the whole movie she looks like the innocent person. She was looking for the kids then she dies like that? That part really turned the movie off for me!
Lol wut??? Only one person was ripped in two in that movie.In Lost World, lots of people are literally ripped in two.
Lol wut??? Only one person was ripped in two in that movie.
Did anyone feel sick to their stomach whenthat women was eaten by that Dino in the water? In the trailers she gets carried away by a Pteranodon and it drops her in mid-air, but I thought she was going to survive...Nope! It made me sad because I felt like that scene was unnecessary and just made this film feel dark. Throughout the whole movie she looks like the innocent person. She was looking for the kids then she dies like that? That part really turned the movie off for me!
Off screen, but yes, he got it really bad as well!!!The compy death tho, that dude was ripped into hundreds of pieces
With gargantuan tracking figures of 96% total awareness and 36% unaided awareness, Jurassic World, some insiders predict, is bound for a potential June record. The titleholder is Warner Bros. 2013 Superman pic Man Of Steel at $116.6M which by the way is one of the industrys comps; both films are reboots of dormant franchises. Weekend projections for JW, which moves to 4,273 venues today Unis widest bow ever continue to range from $115M-$135M. 3D showtimes and 360 Imax hubs also give JW, which was co-financed by Legendary at 25%, some extra teeth. Last night, 362 Imax venues rang up $2.8M, repping the second highest preview for the label after Ultron grossed $2.9M.
There was nothing entertaining about Aja's Piranha though. Let's get real.
They even make sure to tell usthat she was about to get married lol
I mean, this movie has the highest body count out of any JP movie. It's pretty damned brutal.