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PostPosted: Thu May 31, 2012 10:48 pm 
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I saw this movie 7 times in theaters and it's one of the best comic book movies i've ever seen so far! i've been waiting for this movie for 4 years and before i saw this opening day, i did a marathon of all 5 Avengers movies starting with Captain America then Iron Man then Incredible Hulk to Iron man 2 and finally Thor to link the story together and it blew my mind.

Joss Whedon is a genius and i think this is his biggest triumph and the best Marvel movie ever! this could be comic book cinema's answer to Star Wars, who else thinks so?


Out of curiosity, do you live in one of those countries that let you stay in the theater the whole day and see movies multiple times. Because seeing a movie seven times in a theater is really excessive.

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KratosRules wrote:
I saw this movie 7 times in theaters and it's one of the best comic book movies i've ever seen so far! i've been waiting for this movie for 4 years and before i saw this opening day, i did a marathon of all 5 Avengers movies starting with Captain America then Iron Man then Incredible Hulk to Iron man 2 and finally Thor to link the story together and it blew my mind.

Joss Whedon is a genius and i think this is his biggest triumph and the best Marvel movie ever! this could be comic book cinema's answer to Star Wars, who else thinks so?


Out of curiosity, do you live in one of those countries that let you stay in the theater the whole day and see movies multiple times. Because seeing a movie seven times in a theater is really excessive.

Yeah, I only saw it four in the theater.

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Anyway, I'd say definitely about the Star Wars comment.

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 Post subject: Re: The Avengers
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t3cii wrote:
KratosRules wrote:
I saw this movie 7 times in theaters and it's one of the best comic book movies i've ever seen so far! i've been waiting for this movie for 4 years and before i saw this opening day, i did a marathon of all 5 Avengers movies starting with Captain America then Iron Man then Incredible Hulk to Iron man 2 and finally Thor to link the story together and it blew my mind.

Joss Whedon is a genius and i think this is his biggest triumph and the best Marvel movie ever! this could be comic book cinema's answer to Star Wars, who else thinks so?


Out of curiosity, do you live in one of those countries that let you stay in the theater the whole day and see movies multiple times. Because seeing a movie seven times in a theater is really excessive.


I go to different theaters in my city


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 Post subject: Re: The Avengers
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t3cii wrote:
KratosRules wrote:
I saw this movie 7 times in theaters and it's one of the best comic book movies i've ever seen so far! i've been waiting for this movie for 4 years and before i saw this opening day, i did a marathon of all 5 Avengers movies starting with Captain America then Iron Man then Incredible Hulk to Iron man 2 and finally Thor to link the story together and it blew my mind.

Joss Whedon is a genius and i think this is his biggest triumph and the best Marvel movie ever! this could be comic book cinema's answer to Star Wars, who else thinks so?


Out of curiosity, do you live in one of those countries that let you stay in the theater the whole day and see movies multiple times. Because seeing a movie seven times in a theater is really excessive.


I go to different theaters in my city

T3cii's just bitter 'cause he only saw it once.

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 Post subject: Re: The Avengers
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KratosRules wrote:
I saw this movie 7 times in theaters and it's one of the best comic book movies i've ever seen so far! i've been waiting for this movie for 4 years and before i saw this opening day, i did a marathon of all 5 Avengers movies starting with Captain America then Iron Man then Incredible Hulk to Iron man 2 and finally Thor to link the story together and it blew my mind.

Joss Whedon is a genius and i think this is his biggest triumph and the best Marvel movie ever! this could be comic book cinema's answer to Star Wars, who else thinks so?


Out of curiosity, do you live in one of those countries that let you stay in the theater the whole day and see movies multiple times. Because seeing a movie seven times in a theater is really excessive.


I go to different theaters in my city

T3cii's just bitter 'cause he only saw it once.

Seen it four times. lol.

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 Post subject: Re: The Avengers
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t3cii wrote:
KratosRules wrote:
I saw this movie 7 times in theaters and it's one of the best comic book movies i've ever seen so far! i've been waiting for this movie for 4 years and before i saw this opening day, i did a marathon of all 5 Avengers movies starting with Captain America then Iron Man then Incredible Hulk to Iron man 2 and finally Thor to link the story together and it blew my mind.

Joss Whedon is a genius and i think this is his biggest triumph and the best Marvel movie ever! this could be comic book cinema's answer to Star Wars, who else thinks so?


Out of curiosity, do you live in one of those countries that let you stay in the theater the whole day and see movies multiple times. Because seeing a movie seven times in a theater is really excessive.

Yeah, I only saw it four in the theater.

:?

Anyway, I'd say definitely about the Star Wars comment.


I feel it's more like the CBM answer to Ghostbusters...

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 Post subject: Re: The Avengers
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AvatarIII wrote:
Godziller66 wrote:
t3cii wrote:
KratosRules wrote:
I saw this movie 7 times in theaters and it's one of the best comic book movies i've ever seen so far! i've been waiting for this movie for 4 years and before i saw this opening day, i did a marathon of all 5 Avengers movies starting with Captain America then Iron Man then Incredible Hulk to Iron man 2 and finally Thor to link the story together and it blew my mind.

Joss Whedon is a genius and i think this is his biggest triumph and the best Marvel movie ever! this could be comic book cinema's answer to Star Wars, who else thinks so?


Out of curiosity, do you live in one of those countries that let you stay in the theater the whole day and see movies multiple times. Because seeing a movie seven times in a theater is really excessive.

Yeah, I only saw it four in the theater.

:?

Anyway, I'd say definitely about the Star Wars comment.


I feel it's more like the CBM answer to Ghostbusters...

Ghostbusters...never excited me nearly as much as Star Wars and The Avengers.

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 Post subject: Re: The Avengers
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Godziller66 wrote:
AvatarIII wrote:
Godziller66 wrote:
t3cii wrote:
KratosRules wrote:
I saw this movie 7 times in theaters and it's one of the best comic book movies i've ever seen so far! i've been waiting for this movie for 4 years and before i saw this opening day, i did a marathon of all 5 Avengers movies starting with Captain America then Iron Man then Incredible Hulk to Iron man 2 and finally Thor to link the story together and it blew my mind.

Joss Whedon is a genius and i think this is his biggest triumph and the best Marvel movie ever! this could be comic book cinema's answer to Star Wars, who else thinks so?


Out of curiosity, do you live in one of those countries that let you stay in the theater the whole day and see movies multiple times. Because seeing a movie seven times in a theater is really excessive.

Yeah, I only saw it four in the theater.

:?

Anyway, I'd say definitely about the Star Wars comment.


I feel it's more like the CBM answer to Ghostbusters...

Ghostbusters...never excited me nearly as much as Star Wars and The Avengers.


but is that just because of the characters and hype? say The Avengers came out 25 years ago, so you never had any hype for it, in the same way Ghostbusters and Star Wars were around before you were born, how would you feel about it? I think The Avengers will live on more similarly to Ghostbusters, with a large (but not as large as Star Wars') fanbase. Star Wars is a phenomenon, The Avengers is just an awesome and well made movie, piggybacking on the already established phenomenon of the Marvel Universe.

Also tonally The Avengers was a lot closer to Ghostbusters than Star Wars.

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 Post subject: Re: The Avengers
PostPosted: Fri Jun 01, 2012 12:33 pm 
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Godziller66 wrote:
T3cii's just bitter 'cause he only saw it once.


I think once is more than enough. I can't imagine wanting to see the Avengers, or any movie for that matter, more than once in a theater.

Godziller66 wrote:
Ghostbusters...never excited me nearly as much as Star Wars and The Avengers.


Ghostbusters is better than both Star Wars and The Avengers.

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 Post subject: Re: The Avengers
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Ghostbusters is better than Star Wars


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 Post subject: Re: The Avengers
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Sorry, I think it is.

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 Post subject: Re: The Avengers
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Sorry, I think it is.

Ca-can you even compare the two films.

I don't even think that's possible.


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 Post subject: Re: The Avengers
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Sorry, I think it is.

Ca-can you even compare the two films.

I don't even think that's possible.


Not really. Godziller simply mentioned Star Wars, although I was initially thinking of a New Hope.

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 Post subject: Re: The Avengers
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but is that just because of the characters and hype? say The Avengers came out 25 years ago, so you never had any hype for it,


I'm sorry, this statement is false. 25 years ago there still would have been a ton of hype because all the main characters (Thor, Iron Man, Cap, and Hulk) were already very well known, the Hulk TV show had been made, and comics were going through it's rebirth (thanks to Moore and Miller) and a massive movie like this would have goten all the hype that it could get. Even a movie like superman which wasn't close to the first non comic version of that character was a major hype machine, so a movie like Avengers (If done the same way: tying several previous movies together) would have gotten an ass load of hype.

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 Post subject: Re: The Avengers
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t3cii wrote:
Sorry, I think it is.

I actually agree with this.

Ghostbusters may not have the insane impact on movie culture that A New Hope did, and not have the raw spectacle of The Avengers,

But who was honestly surprised at anything IN The Avengers? Sans humorous bits.
Every fanboy had a checklist. Joss Whedon just ticked the boxed.
Everything that happened was the predetermined logical sequence of events that had to happen.
It was going through the necessary motions.
But storywise? Action-wise?
He did it right. Just right.
As in only right.

The Avengers is absolutely fun. But its biggest achievements are merging these properties into one big outing, having all these well knowns share the spotlight, and having a story that adequately accommodate such things.

But to say its as funny, clever, creative and purely original as Ghostbusters...?
Nu uh.

Even A New Hope suffers from Avatar-syndrome. Only instead of the foreigners invading story, it was the age old
Farm boy meets kindly old wizard, must learn magic and take up sword to rescue princess and defeat dark lord.

Its a damn fun movie that introduced a lot of new-ish ideas, but its built entirely on age old archetypes.
Nowhere near as inventive and creative as Ghostbusters.

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 Post subject: Re: The Avengers
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^Why did you write that A New Hope suffers from Avatar-syndrome when Avatar clearly suffers from A New Hope-syndrome?

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But who was honestly surprised at anything IN The Avengers? Sans humorous bits.
Every fanboy had a checklist. Joss Whedon just ticked the boxed.
Everything that happened was the predetermined logical sequence of events that had to happen.
It was going through the necessary motions.
But storywise? Action-wise?
He did it right. Just right.
As in only right.


Then why did you score it 10/10 ?

I think common sense dictates a movie did FAR more than "just right" to get a perfect score.

Incoming rationalized response in 3.............2.............1................

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Even A New Hope suffers from Avatar-syndrome. Only instead of the foreigners invading story, it was the age old Farm boy meets kindly old wizard, must learn magic and take up sword to rescue princess and defeat dark lord.

Its a damn fun movie that introduced a lot of new-ish ideas, but its built entirely on age old archetypes.
Nowhere near as inventive and creative as Ghostbusters.


Go to sleep Nitey, you seem tired.

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Its a damn fun movie that introduced a lot of new-ish ideas, but its built entirely on age old archetypes.
Nowhere near as inventive and creative as Ghostbusters.



http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/F ... ostbusters

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But who was honestly surprised at anything IN The Avengers? Sans humorous bits.
Every fanboy had a checklist. Joss Whedon just ticked the boxed.
Everything that happened was the predetermined logical sequence of events that had to happen.
It was going through the necessary motions.
But storywise? Action-wise?
He did it right. Just right.
As in only right.


Then why did you score it 10/10 ?

I think common sense dictates a movie did FAR more than "just right" to get a perfect score.

Incoming rationalized response in 3.............2.............1................

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Even A New Hope suffers from Avatar-syndrome. Only instead of the foreigners invading story, it was the age old Farm boy meets kindly old wizard, must learn magic and take up sword to rescue princess and defeat dark lord.

Its a damn fun movie that introduced a lot of new-ish ideas, but its built entirely on age old archetypes.
Nowhere near as inventive and creative as Ghostbusters.


Go to sleep Nitey, you seem tired.

Is it impossible for you to not sound like an asshole? ever?

I scored the Avengers 10/10 because I believe its the best an Avengers movie could be.

And if I missed something in that Ghostbusters page that negates what I said, please copy paste bro.

Otherwise...

Everything I said still stands.

Edit:
You don't always sound like an asshole.
Not always. Just saying.
That was an exaggeration.

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 Post subject: Re: The Avengers
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Well,

T3cii and NiteOwl need to get the hell out of here.

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