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Oh yea. All I can say is WOOOOWW. This year has been solid so far when it comes to movies. Top 3 Theater releases for me are Cabin In The Woods, Avengers,and 21 Jump Street. The Hulk was so great. I geekgaziumed about 10 times lol
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I agree. 2012 has been fanatic so far.
Not sure yet if I'll get out to the theater to see this one, but I expect to dig it quite a bit when I finally do. I don't have any interest in the comics at all, but then Iron man was always one of my least favorite superheroes and I thought the first movie kicked all kinds of ass. Same thing for Captain America -- I never cared at all for the character in the comics, but I thought the movie was really decent.
J.N.
You don't have to enjoy comics to like this movie. It's fun! Everyone I know that has seen it loves it. Which is very rare. See it in the theater if you can.Originally Posted by J.N.
It's a Sweater!
Managed to see it and while it didn't change my life or anything, it was a solid fun popcorn movie. It kept going at pretty much a constant pace which helped get over that there's no real emotional heft like the one I enjoyed in the Thor movie. Hulk pretty much stole the movie like I had hoped he would. And I really dig Loki as a villain, both in this and Thor. The "court death" line had me really jazzed for more. If they follow all the connotations that could lead to, then we could be in for some really crazy stuff. Overall, one of the best event movies in the last few years.
Loved the incredible Hulk this time around. Didn't care for Norton or Bana.
Yip. Check out these stats from Deadline New York
· Biggest domestic opening weekend of all time.
· Fastest film to reach $200M (3 days).
· Highest Saturday of all time: $69.7M.
· 8th biggest midnights opening.
· Biggest superhero midnights debut.
· Passed domestic totals for Captain America and Thor.
· Passed international box office totals of Captain America ($192M), Iron Man ($266.7M), Thor ($268.3M), and Iron Man 2 ($311.5M) in 12 days of release.
· Biggest opening weekend of all time in Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Ecuador, Central America, Peru, Bolivia, Hong Kong, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines.
· Biggest Marvel opening weekend in Russia (May 3): $17.9M.
· Passed the global box office totals of Captain America ($364M) and Thor ($449M) and Iron Man ($585M) and Iron Man 2 ($624M).
· 110 domestic IMAX locations established a new opening Saturday record.
· Biggest IMAX domestic opening weekend for a digital only release.
· Highest grossing opening weekend in IMAX’s history
· Domestic weekend estimate from all 4,349 theaters: $200.3M.
· Domestic weekend theater average: $46,063.
· International weekend estimate: $151.5M
· In 52 territories representing about 95% of the international market.
· International cume: $441.5M
· Global cume estimate: $641.8M
· Crossed the $600M global box office threshold today after just 12 days of release.
· Performance to date in key international territories: UK $48.1M, Mexico $40.2M, Australia $32.2M, Korea $31.3M, Brazil $31.0M, France $26.4M, Italy $18.8M, Germany $18.3M, Russia $17.9M, China $17.4M, Spain $14.4M, Taiwan $14.3M, Philippines $11.5M.
· IMAX global total box office: $31.2M
· Cinema Score: A+
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You might be.
It's a Sweater!
Last time I've seen all this hype was for a turd called Avatar.
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