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I finally made it to a matinee for Avengers: Infinity War. The movie is almost three hours long, but it is well paced with action throughout, so it felt like it was over in a snap. I highly recommend seeing it.
 
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1933's Invisible Man
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Smart story, good acting and themes that transcend generations.
A quiet and simple film, but it delves deep into the psyche of man, given powers they were never meant to have and what they do with it, while struggling with their own soul.
 

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I finally made it to a matinee for Avengers: Infinity War. The movie is almost three hours long, but it is well paced with action throughout, so it felt like it was over in a snap. I highly recommend seeing it.
I heard it was long as heck!
 

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I heard it was long as heck!

It's right at 2.5 hours, including the credits and final scene, so it's not unusually long. I saw online a runtime of 2 hrs 40 minutes, but I checked my watch just as it started and as I was leaving the theater, and it was 10 minutes short of that.

Side note: I have never gotten up to pee during a movie at the theater. I never will.
 

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It's right at 2.5 hours, including the credits and final scene, so it's not unusually long. I saw online a runtime of 2 hrs 40 minutes, but I checked my watch just as it started and as I was leaving the theater, and it was 10 minutes short of that.

Side note: I have never gotten up to pee during a movie at the theater. I never will.
Some of us get there while the trailers are running....and some of us have a drink at the bar on our way in........Oops.
 

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Info courtesy of boxofficemojo.com,,,

5-Day Box Office Comparison
$325,438,146 Star Wars: The Force Awakens
$305,864,408 Avengers: Infinity War

Why post the comparison? Star Wars: The Force Awakens is the all-time domestic box office champion at $936.6 million. It is still very early but AIW is tracking really well with it. There may be a new domestic box office champ after all the dust has settled. :p
 

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Info courtesy of boxofficemojo.com,,,

5-Day Box Office Comparison
$325,438,146 Star Wars: The Force Awakens
$305,864,408 Avengers: Infinity War

Why post the comparison? Star Wars: The Force Awakens is the all-time domestic box office champion at $936.6 million. It is still very early but AIW is tracking really well with it. There may be a new domestic box office champ after all the dust has settled. :p
Considering I hear mixed reviews of The Force Awakens, but I have yet to hear even a slightly negative review of Infinity Wars, I'm sure it will surpass the Star Wars installment.
 

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Considering I hear mixed reviews of The Force Awakens, but I have yet to hear even a slightly negative review of Infinity Wars, I'm sure it will surpass the Star Wars installment.
My concern is that the core audience of the Marvel movies will not sustain the same type of frenzy that the core audience of the Star Wars movies did. The cores are essential for feeding repetitive box office.

The Star Wars episode enjoyed a solid multi-generational core eager to see that franchise's newest chapter. Marvel's movie, while superb, is the latest in a chain of relatively recent films. It is kinda like two different situations were/are involved. Here's hoping AIW is strong with the Force.
 

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My concern is that the core audience of the Marvel movies will not sustain the same type of frenzy that the core audience of the Star Wars movies did. The cores are essential for feeding repetitive box office.

The Star Wars episode enjoyed a solid multi-generational core eager to see that franchise's newest chapter. Marvel's movie, while superb, is the latest in a chain of relatively recent films. It is kinda like two different situations were/are involved. Here's hoping AIW is strong with the Force.
I think comic book nerds will keep the Marvel movies going strong, as long as the product quality remains consistent.
 

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I think comic book nerds will keep the Marvel movies going strong, as long as the product quality remains consistent.
Oh. They are here to stay and will represent strongly at the box office. I am selfishly hoping one or more Marvel movies will one day climb up the all-time lists and dethrone some box office heavyweights like Star Wars:The Force Awakens (domestic all-time champ) and Avatar (worldwide all-time champ).
 

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Oh. They are here to stay and will represent strongly at the box office. I am selfishly hoping one or more Marvel movies will one day climb up the all-time lists and dethrone some box office heavyweights like Star Wars:The Force Awakens (domestic all-time champ) and Avatar (worldwide all-time champ).

I couldn't agree more. I hope Avatar gets dethroned by Avengers: Infinity War. Especially after James Cameron said, "I’m hoping we’ll start getting ‘Avenger’ fatigue here pretty soon." This criticism is coming from the same guy currently filming four Avatar sequels, which was overrated when it came out a decade ago, and producing another Terminator, which hasn't been good at all for decades. :rolleyes:
 

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it's Viggo Mortensen on a paint printed American Mustang quadruped over in the weirdassed sands of the middle east,,,FEUDIAN recommendation fer' repeat viewing,,,12/10
 

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I couldn't agree more. I hope Avatar gets dethroned by Avengers: Infinity War. Especially after James Cameron said, "I’m hoping we’ll start getting ‘Avenger’ fatigue here pretty soon." This criticism is coming from the same guy currently filming four Avatar sequels, which was overrated when it came out a decade ago, and producing another Terminator, which hasn't been good at all for decades. :rolleyes:

At least with Terminator, it was good when he was involved and they are ignoring all the rest.
 

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Cameron can be a royal butthole but I cut him a lot of slack concerning his Avatar and Terminator films. I make an exception for Titanic though. It is one of two highly popular movies that I have never watched completely, with the other one being E.T. Every time I sit down to watch either one I quickly lose interest. Cameron's other films like The Abyss and Aliens keep me glued from start to finish but I could not care less what happens to Leonardo Dicapro (sp?) and Kate Winslet. :p

In my opinion, Cameron made the fatigue comment due to jealousy and fear. Both Avatar and Titanic sit atop the all-time worldwide box office list with over <expletive> five billion dollar combined take. That kind of accomplishment could give anyone a Galactus sized ego trip. I think that is his real problem, namely that one of these increasingly popular Marvel movies will eventually steal some of his spotlight from the peak of Hollywood success. That would be sad if true. I have long predicted that Avatar 2 will eclipse $3.25 billion even though I have no clue whatsoever about the story, acting, directing, etc.

A three billion dollar movie would be freaking crazy but Cameron could pull it off.
 

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Cameron can be a royal butthole but I cut him a lot of slack concerning his Avatar and Terminator films. I make an exception for Titanic though. It is one of two highly popular movies that I have never watched completely, with the other one being E.T. Every time I sit down to watch either one I quickly lose interest. Cameron's other films like The Abyss and Aliens keep me glued from start to finish but I could not care less what happens to Leonardo Dicapro (sp?) and Kate Winslet. :p

In my opinion, Cameron made the fatigue comment due to jealousy and fear. Both Avatar and Titanic sit atop the all-time worldwide box office list with over <expletive> five billion dollar combined take. That kind of accomplishment could give anyone a Galactus sized ego trip. I think that is his real problem, namely that one of these increasingly popular Marvel movies will eventually steal some of his spotlight from the peak of Hollywood success. That would be sad if true. I have long predicted that Avatar 2 will eclipse $3.25 billion even though I have no clue whatsoever about the story, acting, directing, etc.

A three billion dollar movie would be freaking crazy but Cameron could pull it off.
I refuse to watch Titanic, because I hate that they made a love story out of one of the worst tragedies in American history, and because I dislike DiCaprio, but mostly because I never want to hear any Celine Dion song in it's entirety.
I'm actually a big fan of Avatar, but that comment (Cameron's) was just stupid.
 

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Cameron can be a royal butthole but I cut him a lot of slack concerning his Avatar and Terminator films. I make an exception for Titanic though. It is one of two highly popular movies that I have never watched completely, with the other one being E.T. Every time I sit down to watch either one I quickly lose interest. Cameron's other films like The Abyss and Aliens keep me glued from start to finish but I could not care less what happens to Leonardo Dicapro (sp?) and Kate Winslet. :p

In my opinion, Cameron made the fatigue comment due to jealousy and fear. Both Avatar and Titanic sit atop the all-time worldwide box office list with over <expletive> five billion dollar combined take. That kind of accomplishment could give anyone a Galactus sized ego trip. I think that is his real problem, namely that one of these increasingly popular Marvel movies will eventually steal some of his spotlight from the peak of Hollywood success. That would be sad if true. I have long predicted that Avatar 2 will eclipse $3.25 billion even though I have no clue whatsoever about the story, acting, directing, etc.

A three billion dollar movie would be freaking crazy but Cameron could pull it off.

My own feeling is that he's overstaying his welcome with Avatar. I don't think any of the sequels will come close to expectations. So much, in fact, that I wouldn't be surprised if all of the planned sequels don't end up getting made.
 

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The Ox-Bow Incident...just finished watching it for the 1st time...was on TCM tonight.
Very good....5☆.....10/10....very deep....very dark....Henry Fonda was great.
excellent cast of characters....well told story.
very raw.....very real.But not a western you wanna watch over and over.But worth seeing once.
 
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