Have to agree on that, of course the plans are already set, we just don't know the whole picture yet.Allstar wrote:No, I am saying it would be horrendous to change their plans just to "surprise" people.
Star Wars Episode VII - The Force Awakens (2015)
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m4st4 wrote:Whatever man, nobody knows shit until Episode VIII at least, you won't find any concrete evidence no matter how many times you see the movie.Nomis wrote:Recalling my first viewing of the film I'd say no but again, let you know after tomorrow.
It does. It's the same thing here.prince0gotham wrote:Myeah, the consensus on the film's quality is much more mixed in my country than what it seems to be in the US and I'm guessing it has to do with popularity.
Went 3 times to the theater with 3 different groups of people.
In each group I had mixed reactions and the negatives ones... well, let's just say that they made 0 sense from our point of view.
None of those that felt negative about the film were really fans of the franchise nor grew up with Star Wars. They remebered it from the prequels more so than from originals as the originals were obviously not available to the large audience in eastern-europe lol. Although the first Star Wars film was surprisingly shown in cinema here but access was quite restricted.
With that being said, you're totally right and it's understandable as well as predictable.
Yes. Second time is much better as you're more adjusted to the whole thing so you're looking at it without being confused about what you're supposed to get.Panapaok wrote:Hearing from tons of people that it plays much better the second time, I can't wait to watch it again as soon as possible. I'll wait a few days before I go again, though.
It's funny, each time I've seen the film the crowd has gotten progressively less reactive. First crowd uproarious, second crowd moderately responsive, third crowd virtually no reaction at all. Sorta interesting.
Most of the people probably have seen the film before, honestly.Knight_White/Dark wrote:It's funny, each time I've seen the film the crowd has gotten progressively less reactive. First crowd uproarious, second crowd moderately responsive, third crowd virtually no reaction at all. Sorta interesting.
I guess that's normal.Knight_White/Dark wrote:It's funny, each time I've seen the film the crowd has gotten progressively less reactive. First crowd uproarious, second crowd moderately responsive, third crowd virtually no reaction at all. Sorta interesting.
Or the crowds were gradually filled with more casuals and less fanatics with each viewing. Or a little of both.Bacon wrote:Most of the people probably have seen the film before, honestly.Knight_White/Dark wrote:It's funny, each time I've seen the film the crowd has gotten progressively less reactive. First crowd uproarious, second crowd moderately responsive, third crowd virtually no reaction at all. Sorta interesting.
I believe it will surpass 'Avatar' since the movie first will be released in China January next year (I mean 11 days from now) 
I hope China alone can bring in another 500 mil. lol
impossible tho as it's unrealistic.
although....
impossible tho as it's unrealistic.
although....
I'm guessing Benicio Del Toro will play
