I've got the same problem - I really want to go see it again already :xQuote:
Originally Posted by Phopojijo
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I've got the same problem - I really want to go see it again already :xQuote:
Originally Posted by Phopojijo
I second this statement. I thought that a nice 8 hours of sleep would have calmed me down, but it only made things worse...or better? I don't think I consider wanting to see it again as having made things worse...Quote:
Originally Posted by Timo
The weird part is originally I was of the "meh" opinion. Now, I *really* like it o.OQuote:
Originally Posted by Timo
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I need to see this movie again. In IMAX 3D. Nao.
Okay, that plot was amazing. Most people get too attached to the characters to not let them die but yeah James Cameron knew how much killing a bunch of characters (that are more than just nameless boneheads) off adds to the amazingness of a movie and its story. Plot was really good to me. Typical and predictable in some ways, yet there was a couple of points where I was like "whaaaat" - they didn't just follow what the people in film school told them to do, they made those suggestions to fit the plot.
Anyways, the more I think about it (like phop) the more I have to watch it. I can't believe I thought the movie would be stupid.
God damnit, why aren't there any 3D theaters in my area!?
Well then... get a BluRay drive, an nVidia Stereo monitor + glasses, and wait a few months :pQuote:
Originally Posted by ExAm
Going to the Loews IMAX on Broadway in the city tomorrow to see this again (after seeing the 15 min. 3D IMAX preview in August and the full movie in 2D last weekend), The Road in all its limited-release-Oscar-powerhouse glory, and if I have the time or the willpower to keep my ass in a chair for another two hours after all that, Sherlock Holmes. I would see Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus tomorrow, also, but there is no way I'd be able to make it through a fourth. Anyway, Merry Christmas to me, indeed!
just got back from seeing it in 3d, awesome.