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That's part of Norse Mythology, actually. And the comics.
Did you not watch the little after the movie clip?
Did you not watch the little after the movie clip?
There was one sentence referencing Tony Stark and one oblique reference to the Hulk. And maybe 30 seconds of screen time for Hawkeye that was kind of edited in.
I'll say it again: Loki was surprisingly sympathetic character given how much of a bastard he is in the comics. I suspect that this will be important later since Loki may very well be a recurring character across several Marvel movies.
Klipsch sound
There is a reason the Klipsch speakers have been industry standard in movie houses forever.
I guess you need to get out and listen to Klipsch speakers, in particular their high end, old school stuff, not their new computer stuff.
Yes, the bass actually can be felt in the lobby. The sound is just very loud, totally filling, and pretty amazing. Yes the movie industry is obsessed with bass, somehow equating that with quality. The 12,000 watt system just reproduces the sound track, which is base heavy.
These are what I have, and, the only requirement to get full range sound is to be able to drive them with an excellent amp, and decent volume. I have the heresy 1's, a 12" sub, two bookshelf and a center:
http://www.klipsch.com/na-en/products/heresy-iii-overview/
http://www.klipsch.com/na-en/products/la-scala-ii-overview/
http://www.klipsch.com/na-en/products/cornwall-iii-overview/
and, the speaker that really does everything:
http://www.klipsch.com/na-en/products/klipschorn-overview/
I've listened to all of the above. They are incredible, full range,
and give you exactly what you put into them. All of these speakers have stood the test of time.
I enjoy classical music, and, depending on what I put into the system, I get can get exactly what I want out.
There is a reason the Klipsch speakers have been industry standard in movie houses forever.
If you want to rag on something, rag on the music inputted into the system, not the speakers or the system.
Watching the movie in 3D, it feels like the 3D is an after effect, added on. You sacrifice a LOT of the brilliance imax is capable of
to do 3D, and, between that and the cheap glasses, it feels pretty much like what you are doing:
Watching a huge screen through .40 cent, cheap, plastic lens.
WHAT a waste.
It's cute that you think that.
Maybe the slow-motion fully nude re-enactment of the best part of Black Swan with Kat Dennings in the Mila Kunis role will be an extra on the Blu-Ray. In 3D.
It's a subjective matter, but no one here agrees with you. My opinion is that Klipsch is great at being loud and has no other redeeming characteristics.
Well, back in the old days, elders used horn to listen to people so I guess that at your age, it's normal to appreciate Klipsch
You don't go to Pirates of the Caribbean for any other reason than to see Enlightenment-age stuff asplode and to watch Johnny Depp act goofy while it happens.
Nonsense! Batman Begins is definitely a better movie than Iron Man. The Dark Knight I wasn't thrilled with.I get in arguments about it, but Iron Man is a better movie than either of the Nolan Batman films.
Nonsense! Batman Begins is definitely a better movie than Iron Man. The Dark Knight I wasn't thrilled with.
I saw Thor last week. Disappointed by the simple plot and general cheese.
I think Batman Begins is the better movie. Dark Knight is too full of plot holes. The biggest issue I have with the Nolan Batman movies generally is that Christian Bale is weak as an actor in that role. He doesn't do either a believable Bruce Wayne or Batman.
Not being familiar with the comic book character and long since read the Norse Mythology, I have a question. Is Thor a "god" personality like superman?
Was there ever anything believable about Batman?