Suspecting/theorizing about the character's identity while watching isn't the same as knowing said identity before you start watching.
Suspecting/theorizing about the character's identity while watching isn't the same as knowing said identity before you start watching.
Please don't call millions of fat virgins "idiots".
But isn't that exactly what you asked about? How did people view the episode without knowing for a fact who Joe Locked played?
The fact is many people theorized early on who he was playing, despite gentle pushback from the showrunners to "maintain the surprise." There were wild alternative theories but most people expected the actual reveal.
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oh ya when the mcu movies gets rebooted after the avengers 6 aka avengers the secret wars
then that most likely means the new mcu movies will come out between 2028 to at least 2048
then probley after that mcu era of mcu movies ends its most likely that another reboot comes out
then that most likely means the new mcu movies will come out between 2028 to at least 2048
then probley after that mcu era of mcu movies ends its most likely that another reboot comes out
Ugh, that looks a miserable way to watch a film.
First thought- headache!
Only heard of that existing about a year ago. Closest to me is at least an hour away. So is closet IMAX which is worth it for the right movie. So never would bother trying that. With current prescription I have to shift my glasses at an angle for regular movie in the dark. Can not imagine getting comfortable or knowing where to look with all that side imagery.
It's not bad. It's kinda fun. Too expensive though.
Exactly. I should be enjoying the film, not dealing with side effects from the experience. Much like 3D films (Avatar was a fucking miserable experience and I have great vision).
I love IMAX and it's worth it for the right film, which is likewise a bit of a drive. I don't know where the closet Screen X theater (probably several hours at least) is but I don't care. This screams fads. Just like 3D films.
I'll take your word for it. IMAX is worth the price. This does not like it would be.
The intention seems to be to make the viewing experience more immersive and i think that you basically look straight ahead while feeling more inside the film. It works well during scenes like swinging through the city.
100%. ScreenX came across as a gimmick to me on previous viewings. But the new Spider-Man movie had ScreenX on set with them so I felt this time it's a little more well done. Avengers Doomsday didn't have ScreenX on set with them so I think that will definitely be a disappointment.
I'd probably choose ScreenX if you'd already seen the film and were looking for a new viewing experience on second or third viewings.
If there was a theater close to me I could easily see myself trying that for a 2nd viewing of movie. Just to know what it’s like.
Even IMAX it depends on the movie. I think I saw 3 in the last year. Best without a doubt - Elvis: Epic. Which felt like going to concert. Hard to imagine a narrative, fictional story living up to that experience now on IMAX.
Even IMAX it depends on the movie. I think I saw 3 in the last year. Best without a doubt - Elvis: Epic. Which felt like going to concert. Hard to imagine a narrative, fictional story living up to that experience now on IMAX.
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lol well storylines plots and characters in the mcu does still reminds me of the broken hardys and the broken universe
just like most of the storylines plots and characters on most tv shows and movies thats been around since the beginning how most of the tv shows and movies to me in my opinion are alot like the broken hardys and the broken universe
I'd go for ScreenX before I'd do IMAX. I find something like that a lot more immersive and fun than just a bigger screen. Not to mention the one time we tried to do IMAX back when the first Hobbit movie came out, I had to leave and get our money back pretty much the moment the sound came on because it was just to loud for me.
I would kind of love to try going to something at the Sphere if we were ever in Vegas, but I'm kind of a afraid it would be overwhelming for me, just to much sensory overload.
2 weeks to go before Visionquest and I am starting a rewatch of Agatha All Along. First thing I noticed that I missed last year, they used the road theme song in the very first episode. At the time I just thought it was nothing, but that really was the theme carrying this entire show.
I'm also wondering if I should do a rewatch of Age of Ultron. AOU is something I haven't seen is probably over 10 years and I kinda forgot who/what Ultron was.
I'm also wondering if I should do a rewatch of Age of Ultron. AOU is something I haven't seen is probably over 10 years and I kinda forgot who/what Ultron was.
This Trailer is the best look at the series yet, but it's making me really wish that I'd thought to rewatch Age of Ultron as part of my Prep for the show.
