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Deadpool's hand.
X-23's hand.
My body is ready.
If we see a trailer for this before GotG2 I'm gonna be annoyed.
Well, it comes out a full 2 months before Guardians, so it would make sense to see a trailer for it first. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Dukefrukem
From what I read about Logan, that sounds pretty interesting to me.
Watched the first 30 minutes of Legion at NYCC today and it was already the most interesting use of the X-Men property I've seen. I knew it was going to be good but it was great seeing it coming together that well. Cannot wait.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/GW...SXbXXkgJUoK4BI
Bought my Doctor Strange tickets yesterday. $90 for 5- was on the higher side. Did they raise ticket prices again?
Friends of mine saw the 15 min IMAX 3D preview last night (I couldn't go because I was nowhere near it to justify the trip), and they seemed pretty blown away. Even those who usually hate 3D said they will gladly see it that way, as at least one of them couldn't remember the last time the device impressed them so much (especially out of Marvel stuff).
And if Cineplex in Canada is anything to go by, yes, I read a story saying that there are significant ticket price raises for the season.
For regular? If it's IMAX then that's still cheaper than in NYC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dukefrukem
3D but not IMAX.Quote:
Originally Posted by number8
Was it shot in IMAX?
Strange might be the first Marvel movie I've seen since... Iron Man 3?
Depending on the theater, 3D tickets here are now $19-21.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dukefrukem
From what I understand, the only movie SHOT in 3D is Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk. Right?Quote:
Originally Posted by number8
Dunno, but that never factors into the ticket prices.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezee E
Of course. I guess I'm just asking on that one. Seems like shooting with 3D Cameras isn't a thing anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by number8
Well no one bought 3D TVs. So they had to go to the next thing. 4K.
Well I have a 3D 4K TV and it is great! (Passive 3D in 1080p, 120hz, perfect backlighting, no frame flicker like in the theatre. Passive meaning movie theatre glasses, but even lighter, thinner, less dim, overall better versions. And if you keep Real D ones from the theatre, those work too.) A possibly discontinued TV, but still!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dukefrukem
And yeah I think Laika, Ang Lee (Billy Lynn), Bryan Singer (X-Men: Apocalypse), Ridley Scott (The Martian and the new Alien) and James Cameron (the next forty-seven Avatar sequels) seem to be the only people still shooting in 3D at this point. Plus some random arthouse examples like Godard, Gaspar Noe and Wim Wenders' last few.
EDIT: Also Paul W.S. Anderson and Michael Bay!
This is great. Too bad it's not official.
http://i.imgur.com/Y2Y4QkC.jpg
I love when Morris post vague pictures without any context.
My bad. I figure you guys are nerdy enough to figure it out. Stephen Merchant in Logan.
Now THAT'S a departure for him.
Looks terrifying.