"Avengers" Super Bowl ad

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RIONAEIRE

Thursday, February 2, 2012 11:33 PM

I mean Thor, I guess the actor did a good job playing him, but anyone who talks old fashioned and has super powers from Asgard/Valhala and is nice will do thanks.

"A completely coherant River means writers don't deliver" KatTaya

PHOENIXROSE

Thursday, February 2, 2012 11:41 PM

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Once I found out Thor is in the Avengers I got way more interested. :)

Thor, or a certain Mr. Chris Hemsworth?

She might mean Thor, but I'd definitely see it for Chris Hemsworth and his hypnotic voice. Mmmmmmmm.

What reason had proved best ceased to look absurd to the eye, which shows how idle it is to think anything ridiculous except what is wrong.

OPPYH

Friday, February 3, 2012 6:10 PM

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Originally posted by Storymark:

I wouldn't worry too much about that budget. It isn't super-huge, but it's not realy small, either. $440 million as a break-even isn't that hard to reach. Captain America is the lowest-grossing Marvel movie to date, and it made $368 million worldwide. Iron Man, the highest so far, brought in $585 million - and that was with lower ticket prices, and no 3D bump. Id expect Avengers to do at least $500 million internationally.

Thanks for the info. I figure the release date in May is the optimum time for a summer movie. It will have sort of a jump start to the long list of summer movies, and generally audiences are eager to see the first "big" summer movie. I think you're right that it will do just fine at the box office. I'm not that big a fan of 3-D, but I plan on seeing it twice. Once for each format.

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PHOENIXROSE

Friday, February 3, 2012 6:57 PM

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I'm not that big a fan of 3-D, but I plan on seeing it twice. Once for each format.

I can't do 3-D. The tight plastic glasses make my head hurt all by themselves, and then the effect makes me feel dizzy. Old school 3-D with the paper glasses was never a problem for me, but I came out of Avatar with a blinding headache and had to wait for the disorientation to wear off before I could drive home. Not doing that ever again, so hopefully there will be a theater nearby willing to just show the movie without the price-bumped torture.

What reason had proved best ceased to look absurd to the eye, which shows how idle it is to think anything ridiculous except what is wrong.

OPPYH

Friday, February 3, 2012 10:45 PM

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Originally posted by PhoenixRose:

I can't do 3-D. The tight plastic glasses make my head hurt all by themselves, and then the effect makes me feel dizzy. Old school 3-D with the paper glasses was never a problem for me, but I came out of Avatar with a blinding headache and had to wait for the disorientation to wear off before I could drive home. Not doing that ever again, so hopefully there will be a theater nearby willing to just show the movie without the price-bumped torture.

I heard certain people have noticable problems with viewing 3-D(headaches, dizziness). That is unfortunate. I'm not crazy about it because to me the films seem darker(you are afterall essentially wearing sunglasses) and to be perfectly honest 3-d has never really "wowed" me.
My girlfriend loves 3-d though, so I have to watch a film that way once and a while.

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RIONAEIRE

Tuesday, February 7, 2012 3:50 AM

Yeah I liked listening to the actor talk, but any actor that can talk old fashioned and be a superhero from Asgard and all that stuff will do nicely as long as he too has a nice voice, I'm not attracted to the current actor from a physical standpoint, though I wouldn't kick him out of an elevator. And yes he does sound good.

I hate 3D, it doesn't look any different to me and it costs more money and I hate having things on my face.

"A completely coherant River means writers don't deliver" KatTaya

CLJOHNSTON108

Wednesday, February 8, 2012 10:04 AM

Soooo, I take it y'all haven't seen the FULL version?

"I have an army."
"We have a Hulk."

BLUEEYEDBRIGADIER

Wednesday, February 8, 2012 10:09 PM

I think Spanish supermodel Elsa Pataky would have something to say about that, PR...since she's married to the erstwhile God of Thunder

"The revenge of the beaten comes in refusing to fall." -- Mal, in "The Losing Side - Chapter 45" by jetflair

PHOENIXROSE

Thursday, February 9, 2012 3:28 AM

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Originally posted by BlueEyedBrigadier:
I think Spanish supermodel Elsa Pataky would have something to say about that, PR...since she's married to the erstwhile God of Thunder

She can say what she likes, it won't change the lust-worthiness of the man. (Same goes for Patricia Marsters or anyone else who snags a total babe. I'm realistic enough to know that I wouldn't get near them even if they weren't married, so it makes no difference.)

What reason had proved best ceased to look absurd to the eye, which shows how idle it is to think anything ridiculous except what is wrong.