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R/T has this at 73%.
I'm guessing that some of these critics either just don't get it, and/or are doing their usual, typical dis on a first sequel. Everything I hear/read from "regular folks" screams "awesome." Can't wait to see it!
This movie will make $1 billion in box office, the Tomatometer is kind of irrelevant with that kind of turn out.
it'll make 1 easy... probably within the next two weeks. I'd actually be shocked if it made less 1.5 at this point.
You'll quote a post, but you won't reply to a PM...I see how it is...
PM implies I actually want to acknowledge your existence outside of the rest of the riff-raff.
PM implies I actually want to acknowledge your existence outside of the rest of the riff-raff.
There's a lot packed into the movie.R/T has this at 73%.
I'm guessing that some of these critics either just don't get it, and/or are doing their usual, typical dis on a first sequel. Everything I hear/read from "regular folks" screams "awesome." Can't wait to see it!
Critics must have read my troll on Stout in the Fantastic Four thread.
Wait, did I miss that? Lol
OMFG, I loved it. Yes, that is a teenie OMFG, just to clarify
It was a hell of a romp. I really only had one problem with it, but that was miniscule. Good, good stuff, top to bottom. Whedon knows what he's doing.
What was the miniscule thing you didn't like?
I was even shocked at the amount of empty seats when I saw it yesterday at 1:15. I went to the Dome at the Arclight which is THE mega-movie house for movie junkies in LA and it was probably only 80% full.
is anyone else confused by Tony Stark retiring in back to back movies? they made a big deal out of it in Iron Man 3... and then he was back without a word (kinda like making a big deal out of Thor never being able to get back to Earth at the end of Thor and then just magically appearing out of nowhere in the Avengers). And now, he says he's hanging it up again at the end of Ultron... only we know he'll be back for Civil War. It's a stupid plot point to keep going back to, IMO.
Yeah but I think that is accurate with one of the continuities of the comics. In the comics after he created sentient Armor (Ultron Imperative) he became leery of any technology, quite being Iron Man and gave away his fortune. If I remember correctly what drew him back in was something that happened with the Scarlett Witch and the newer Avengers which leads into the Civil War story line. He wanted to give it all up but keeps getting drawn back in.