ericadawn16 (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
ericadawn16) wrote2012-12-09 08:48 pm
ericadawn16) wrote2012-12-09 08:48 pm
The Avengers
The Avengers
September 4, 2012
We didn't feel like doing a double feature with The Avengers and Killer Joe so we left. However, we got back home in time for the 7 PM showing at the local theatre. It had been exactly four months since our first viewing. This was our ninth. Since the movie had not been showing since June and was suddenly bought back, the cinema had to buy a movie poster from K-Mart. It was definitely NOT the typical size, lol.
We were banking on trailers to make sure we got there in time. NO TRAILERS! We made it with popcorn in time for Coulson in his sun-glassed glory to be waiting on Fury, or as my mom put it, "We really didn't miss anything important..."
Another sign of the local theatre being completely unprepared was the framing. It was horrible. During THAT scene with Fury and Coulson aka Coulson's last scene, his head was completely chopped off at times. I also thought the sides looked odd but this wasn't confirmed until the group shot where Natasha and the scepter were missing.
However, we love the movie no matter what. Have I mentioned what I really love about that scene when Bruce and Steve first step aboard the Helicarrier's command deck? I love how the music mimics Soarin' from Epcot.
September 4, 2012
We didn't feel like doing a double feature with The Avengers and Killer Joe so we left. However, we got back home in time for the 7 PM showing at the local theatre. It had been exactly four months since our first viewing. This was our ninth. Since the movie had not been showing since June and was suddenly bought back, the cinema had to buy a movie poster from K-Mart. It was definitely NOT the typical size, lol.
We were banking on trailers to make sure we got there in time. NO TRAILERS! We made it with popcorn in time for Coulson in his sun-glassed glory to be waiting on Fury, or as my mom put it, "We really didn't miss anything important..."
Another sign of the local theatre being completely unprepared was the framing. It was horrible. During THAT scene with Fury and Coulson aka Coulson's last scene, his head was completely chopped off at times. I also thought the sides looked odd but this wasn't confirmed until the group shot where Natasha and the scepter were missing.
However, we love the movie no matter what. Have I mentioned what I really love about that scene when Bruce and Steve first step aboard the Helicarrier's command deck? I love how the music mimics Soarin' from Epcot.
no subject
no subject
no subject
no subject