Movies AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR v.12

[MMouse]

Built a theater with a 150" screen and an Epson 5040ub upscaling 4k projector with 5.1 dolby atmos surround and the 1080p 5.1 copy of this looked and felt absolutely AMAZING.

What a great fucking movie this was. My 5 year old (almost 6) daughter absolutely LOVED this. She said every superhero name as they appeared on screen and ate a whole bag of popcorn without taking her eyes off the screen.

Parenting done right

 

[MMouse]

same.

I agree.

Avengers if done 3- 4 hours with 10-15minute intermission sounds great. Either way is fine.

I can imagine fans just talking amongst eachother of whats happening.

I can tell u how many times me and my nerd gang wanted to point out, discuss, the events happening at the moment

 

[UncleJosh]

Well the first Doomsday animated movie wasn't very good and omitted a lot. This one is in 2 parts and includes a lot more of the original story.

 

[heavyarms21]

I actually hate everything you just brought up. This is essentially what DC did except with Superman and I hated it. What's the point in having a team if one member can just run through everybody and needs no one? I understand that's how the comic books might have been but no one wants to see that on the big screen.

I think the fact that his Axe was tearing through the power stones was enough for me.

As powerful as the Axe was Thor also caught Thanos off guard . As far as he knew he left a Thunder God to Die . He didn't know that Thor would go and get a weapon that could rival the stones ( In the MCU) . This elevates the scenes because basically on deaths door Thanos stays calm and smugly let's Thor Know that he still won.

 

[method115]

Well the first Doomsday animated movie wasn't very good and omitted a lot. This one is in 2 parts and includes a lot more of the original story.

I liked the original but yea they left a lot out but I saw that coming with the amount of time they had. It's like asking someone to turn GOT into a 2 hour movie it's not fucking happening.

 

[chickenluver]

What's fucking embarrassing is that if you watch the DC animation films they are 10x better than any of these movies. They come up with great stories, make sure the whole team is utilized, and show Superman being powerful while also still needing everyone else's help. They recently released a death of superman movie and I've been meaning to check it out.

What's even more embarrassing is back like 15-20 years ago they had the Batman animated series and the Superman animated series. They would occasionally cross over with each other, and the Flash was introduced in an episode of Superman, possibly Wonder Woman as well. Then they did this 3 or 4 part episode that was basically a movie about an alien invasion of Earth broken up into episode sized parts. Martian Manhunter shows up at the beginning to warn Earth of the invasion, and the aliens are way too powerful for any of the individual heroes so they team up. I haven't seen it since it originally aired but I remember it being one of the coolest things I ever saw as a kid. After the multi-part episode they stayed together as a team and the Justice League series was born.

 

[chickenluver]

I agree.

Avengers if done 3- 4 hours with 10-15minute intermission sounds great. Either way is fine.

I can imagine fans just talking amongst eachother of whats happening.

I can tell u how many times me and my nerd gang wanted to point out, discuss, the events happening at the moment

I didn't think about this until later, but when I saw Infinity War in the theatre as soon as the movie was over the place erupted into conversation. It didn't seem unusual to me at the time although I was still processing the end of the movie so I may not have had my wits about me. Thinking back though I can't recall another movie I saw that had that effect. I missed some big movies in the theatres though.

 

[method115]

What's even more embarrassing is back like 15-20 years ago they had the Batman animated series and the Superman animated series. They would occasionally cross over with each other, and the Flash was introduced in an episode of Superman, possibly Wonder Woman as well. Then they did this 3 or 4 part episode that was basically a movie about an alien invasion of Earth broken up into episode sized parts. Martian Manhunter shows up at the beginning to warn Earth of the invasion, and the aliens are way too powerful for any of the individual heroes so they team up. I haven't seen it since it originally aired but I remember it being one of the coolest things I ever saw as a kid. After the multi-part episode they stayed together as a team and the Justice League series was born.

I know exactly what your talking about. That shit was so well done that even my dad who's an old latino from Dominican Republic sat down and watched the whole thing with me. We both really enjoyed.

 

[MMouse]

I didn't think about this until later, but when I saw Infinity War in the theatre as soon as the movie was over the place erupted into conversation. It didn't seem unusual to me at the time although I was still processing the end of the movie so I may not have had my wits about me. Thinking back though I can't recall another movie I saw that had that effect. I missed some big movies in the theatres though.

Yup, everyone especially after that ending, were all mind blown. Speechless. Im ready to go through that again!

 

[supra]

Built a theater with a 150" screen and an Epson 5040ub upscaling 4k projector with 5.1 dolby atmos surround and the 1080p 5.1 copy of this looked and felt absolutely AMAZING.

What a great fucking movie this was. My 5 year old (almost 6) daughter absolutely LOVED this. She said every superhero name as they appeared on screen and ate a whole bag of popcorn without taking her eyes off the screen.

Damn right I got 2 epsons and a 150 inch pull down too. Was gonna go watch this in theaters
but ended up watching it at home the day before it came out. Out on HD now so pulling the 150 inch screen down again. Booze will be flowing and Avengers will be rocking UH UH.
How much did you pay for your screen?

 

[heavyarms21]

This is my go to movie to put on while I work on office work from Home now.

 

[iThrillhouse]

Nah dude. Thor's appearance in wakanda was awesome.

cause you didnt see it coming?

or because he rode da rainbow in and then blowed up the bad guys real good?

 

[PRIDEWASBETTER]

“Basically everybody at Marvel, other than Joe and I, they were mad at us because he came into the movie so late,” Anthony recalls with a laugh. “We thought it was the right spot to do it, but after a while we kind of gave into everybody's [demand]: 'We need more Cap.'”

“He had Thor's heroic entrance into the Wakanda battle, that was originally Cap,” Joe adds. ”Our thinking was, you know, he was on the run, that nobody could find him, and so we thought it would be this really compelling way to use the character, especially ‘cause we're trying to thin the ranks out so that we could track everyone. Then we realized we had a really good spot to bring him in earlier in Scotland to save Vision and Wanda. So we started moving around heroic moments for characters.”

For the Russos, the choice harkened back to the point of human emotion and fallibility, illustrating the divide amongst the heroic team that ultimately lead to their downfall.

“The premise of the movie for us was always that, because of what happened in Captain America: Civil War, because Cap and Tony had the falling out, because the Avengers are divided, this is why they lose to Thanos,” Anthony explains. “[We were] playing with this idea that it's hard for Tony and Cap to get back together on the same team, and having Cap sort of be late to the party because they are forced to live underground and in hiding from the government. That was always the basic premise of the movie.”

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/apos-infinity-war-apos-directors-203601303.html

Pretty interesting excerpt.

 

[Tiny]

Imagine if Rian Johnson directed this?

- Thanos would have been killed at the half way point. SUBVERSION!
- Loki would be the big bad...again. because SUBVERSION!
- Black Widow would be the strongest avenger because she has a vagina.
- Thor, Iron man, Captain America and every other white male hero would be killed off unceremoniously because white males heros don't exist in this world anymore..
- Thanos army would be nazi's because we don't dare subvert that trope!
- mom jokes for days.
- black panther would be turned into comedy relief.

Oh and if you don't like any of what I just said, you are a sexist, racist asshole and the problem is you.

 

[SheetsMMAfan]

Damn right I got 2 epsons and a 150 inch pull down too. Was gonna go watch this in theaters
but ended up watching it at home the day before it came out. Out on HD now so pulling the 150 inch screen down again. Booze will be flowing and Avengers will be rocking UH UH.
How much did you pay for your screen?

HERE

I wanted a static, fully stretched out screen in my theater. Right now, nothing is protecting it, but my 18 month old knows better and doesn't even get close to it. He will actually just chill on our 5' bean bag chair and watch them with us 99% of the time.

 

[supra]

HERE

I wanted a static, fully stretched out screen in my theater. Right now, nothing is protecting it, but my 18 month old knows better and doesn't even get close to it. He will actually just chill on our 5' bean bag chair and watch them with us 99% of the time.

150 INCHES OF HD BY GAWD DRUNK MOVIE NIGHT BEGINNING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1000 WATTS OF PURE POWER WITH 15 INCH SUBS UH UH UH

 

[Thai Otoshi]

I know everyone keeps harping on about Quill's dumbass move when trying to get off Thanos' gauntlet, but since I've now seen this with the family 3x, and I saw it like twice in theaters, I've noticed a couple more moments of bad decision making...

1. Cap's whole "we don't trade lives" is fucking RETARDED!!! Vision was ready, willing, and able to trade his life for the universe, but let's instead go with the more complicated, time consuming, and stupid plan of somehow removing the Mind Stone without killing him. One life to save the universe is more than fair. He fucking died anyway! (and yes, I'm fully aware that it would go against the tone of the Avengers movies to allow Vision to commit suicide via Wanda, but I'm talking pure logic here)

2. Why the fuck was Thor fucking around with Thanos' fodder and the random space ships, when the most important person in Wakanda at the time, Vision and his Mind Stone, needed guarding? Aside from Scarlet Witch, who along with Doc Strange is hilariously depowered in the movies, Thor was easily the most powerful Avenger on that field. He could have kept Thanos from getting the stone.

3. Where was Gamorra's resolve? What's the point of taking him to the Soul Stone to save your sister's life, when he mind end up killing her anyway with his engame, and there was far from a guarantee he would even live up to his bargain? He's shown nothing but contempt for Nebula.

 

[irish_thug]

cause you didnt see it coming?

or because he rode da rainbow in and then blowed up the bad guys real good?

Because he cut an immediate, violent swath of destruction.

Plus Banner's reaction was gold.

 

[SmilinDesperado]

I know everyone keeps harping on about Quill's dumbass move when trying to get off Thanos' gauntlet, but since I've now seen this with the family 3x, and I saw it like twice in theaters, I've noticed a couple more moments of bad decision making...

1. Cap's whole "we don't trade lives" is fucking RETARDED!!! Vision was ready, willing, and able to trade his life for the universe, but let's instead go with the more complicated, time consuming, and stupid plan of somehow removing the Mind Stone without killing him. One life to save the universe is more than fair. He fucking died anyway! (and yes, I'm fully aware that it would go against the tone of the Avengers movies to allow Vision to commit suicide via Wanda, but I'm talking pure logic here)

2. Why the fuck was Thor fucking around with Thanos' fodder and the random space ships, when the most important person in Wakanda at the time, Vision and his Mind Stone, needed guarding? Aside from Scarlet Witch, who along with Doc Strange is hilariously depowered in the movies, Thor was easily the most powerful Avenger on that field. He could have kept Thanos from getting the stone.

3. Where was Gamorra's resolve? What's the point of taking him to the Soul Stone to save your sister's life, when he mind end up killing her anyway with his engame, and there was far from a guarantee he would even live up to his bargain? He's shown nothing but contempt for Nebula.

What's logic have to do with anything?
We're not robots that put choices into an equation and just act on the most logical situation.
This is no different in real life.

You're not going to shoot your partner in the head to stop a terrorist attack if you think there is a possible other way of stopping the threat. Of course the Avengers are going to believe that they can stop the bad guys without sacrificing a teammate.

And how would Thor immediately know where Thanos was when he arrived on Earth? Thanos wasn't fighting on the battlefield. He just appeared with the space stone.

Who knows Thanos better than Gamorra? It was why she told Quill to kill her. Once Thanos had her, he knew she would have no choice. As powerful and intelligent as Thanos is, "not talking" isn't an option. He'd get that information out of you one way or the other.

Also, it was unclear if she knew what getting the soul stone required(i dont think she did), but she didn't believe Thanos had love for anyone to be able to retrieve the stone anyways, so him knowing the location wouldn't help him if he couldn't retrieve it

 

[supra]

Fuck the wakandans for only giving Bucky an arm when they need him to fight