I'd also suggest that it is somewhat deliberate as well. The Hobbit is a "cleaner" book than LOTR, and the visual style reflecting that is a nice touch (assuming it's a purposeful decision)
I really wish I'd felt this way. I was looking forward to it.
Most people really enjoyed it.
I know. That doesn't help me.
A littleI felt that Frozen was kind of flat too, if it makes you feel any better.
. It kind of felt like Brave to me, as if somewhere along the line they switched gears and so things got kind of muddled. Both movies could have used either a strong antagonist or a familial problem with some teeth to it.He's not annoying, actually. The teaser was misleading on that. He's probably one of the better characters. And the movie is pretty.
... People applaud movies? Why? I've never encountered this phenomenon.
I'm wondering if this will be one of those movies that you watch a second time and like better that time around.
The only movie I've ever seen that happen at was The Lion King.
I see it quite often. Maybe because it's L.A? I dunno.
If it's still selling out in places, you might be okay for a bit. January tends to be studio dumping ground for all the stuff they don't expect to perform, so late-year movies that are performing tend to stick around a bit longer. Of course, that depends on your area and how many screens your theater has. We have 18 screens, so I expect to see Frozen around well into January. My hometown only had 4 screens though, so if I'd wanted to see something back then, it had to be in the first couple weeks.
They're supposed to be.
Again, it's supposed to be. It's supposed to be ridiculous and therefore funny. So you're just being an asshole about it and making me feel like deleting the whole thing.
Understandable. Apology accepted. Man-hug?
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And Rocky IV. During the final fight I could barely see the action because people were standing up in their seats and yelling at the screen en masse.
That's Canada, that doesn't count.
I want to know what the crowd reaction was to X-Men 3 and X-Men Origins: Wolverine
No, but without that movie, we wouldn't have what we currently have. Ironically, the same can be said about Ang Lee's Hulk, but for the opposite reason. It was so bad that Marvel finally said, "screw this, we're just going to make our own movies".
