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Originally Posted by Chiung,Dec 20 2009, 09:40 PM
I was 8 when Star Wars was released and I remember feeling like a whole new world was opened with that movie.
Even my GF liked the movie (it really has a little something for everyone)
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Just an FYI, the movie's now at $623.6 million worldwide after a record-breaking $75.6million domestic second weekend (beating The Dark Knight's $75.2 million). It dropped only 2% from it's first weekend. It's looking like a pretty solid #2 on the highest grossing movies list.
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Good film. Entertaining in IMAX. I don't think it was as good as starwars.
What Jim Cameron did was make a movie/format that will bring people back to the theater to buy farking 15 dollar or more tickets. The movie would not be near as fullfilling in 2d or on a small screen.
What Jim Cameron did was make a movie/format that will bring people back to the theater to buy farking 15 dollar or more tickets. The movie would not be near as fullfilling in 2d or on a small screen.
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Saw it in 2D the other week.
The story was good/better than average. It was visually stunning to me and I like all the little nuances in the film. I will probably go see this again in 3D before it leaves the theatre.
The story was good/better than average. It was visually stunning to me and I like all the little nuances in the film. I will probably go see this again in 3D before it leaves the theatre.
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From: Nuke this place, FL
Originally Posted by gospeedgo1,Jan 1 2010, 08:52 AM
i was left disappointed for such a hyped movie. it was okay... story plot seems all too familiar.
Saw the IMAX version. Amazing visuals but the "(un)friendly fire" was a turn-off for me plus we're still using rotorcraft in 2154?
