AndyLL

Frozen?

Ahhh.... the god of thunder and other things has arrived. We shall see where his heart lies.... providing us with numbers or dwelling in the muck of the real world.

Every time I watch this movie I get pissed on how they screwed it up. The music is amazing. The visuals are amazing. The back story with the website and the Flynn lives clips was great. The story was ok. Some of the dialog and acting... and perhaps editing ruined it.

Cute and fat... 1 out of 2 isn't too bad. Stick a laptop on the couch arm and you've nailed me.

Hmm... at my advanced age I've become resigned to the fact that my social life consists of lusting after Disney Animated Princesses. However I did put on Tron Legacy to listen to a little Daft Punk and I'll stare at Quorra a little

Geeze. At first I thought she was trying to pepper spray me. I've been rejected before but not that harshly.... lately Frozen is required viewing at this point.

Now that's the kinda of hint we like to see. Take notes k1stpierre.

Shawn might have to ban him from other forums. How are we gonna get our nightly numbers fix if he's off having to think about baseball every night...

Rth is too distracted the last couple of days. Someone needs to put him in a cold shower to get him back on track.

Disney's making up for it... including the Logo.

Just watched The Lone Ranger. Some good parts... a lotta bad parts. Could of been much better. I like John Carter over it.

7+ times in one thread in a half hour is excessive... I assume that's what Shawn is getting tired of. It happens all the time between fanboys and while most people do it in good fun there are plenty of times it gets over the top. However the ignore button is probably a better option then reporting every post you don't like.

It IS going to happen...

I'm surprised Frozen had close to the same number of theaters compared to Hobbit. At my local AMC 24 last Saturday Frozen only had 3 theaters ( only three 3d showings)... compared to 8-10 for the Hobbit.

Gravity had a couple... the destruction of the ISS and Stone releasing Kowalski Thor - all about Frigga... the fight, the funeral, Loki's reaction Perhaps because its still fresh in my mind... What made Frozen so great to me was the non-stop emotional roller coaster scenes throughout the film. I don't get choked up to often in movies but I did several times in Frozen: The 'do you wanna build a snowman' scene... especially at the end with each of them sitting against the door. The villain revel... . Hearing gasps from 700 people at once in a theater is something I've never experienced before. The final act of true love. I may be dumb but I didn't see it coming and I didn't know where it was going from there. I've never heard a theater so quiet for so long. And of course... the Let it Go scene. Great lyrics, great music, great visuals, great transformation of the character.

A+ 1. Frozen A 2. Gravity 3. Iron Man 3 4. Despicable Me 2 5. The Croods A- 6. Star Trek Into Darkness 7. Pacific Rim 8. Monsters University 9. Thor: The Dark World 10. Oz the Great and Powerful B 11. Oblivion 12. The Wolverine The Rest The Wolverine Jack the Giant Slayer Epic Man of Steel White House Down World War Z The Great Gatsby Olympus has Fallen G.I. Joe: Retaliation

Nikki is the instructor?

Since they released the full clip of the scene from the movie they are really pushing it.

Rth... thunder god of the boxofficce? Most people believe that Rth has the skill/knack to produce accurate box office numbers. In reality he Commands the numbers to be what they are. Suck up to him if you want your movie to do well...

Jane and the Dr were opening and closing them... which was worst.

Jarvis actually. Jarvis is an extension of Stark. It represents the practical/analytical side of him. The robot dummy is a representation of the emotional/unthinking side of stark. Stark character itself flows back and forth between the two in the movies. Jarvis starts to fail after the attack because his whole identity and ability to protect Pepper was tied to his suits and the technology he created which were destroyed. The kid, of course, is the roots/origin of Stark. Unblemished and idealistic but still with starks personalty edge. Through the kid Stark realizes his identity is not the technology (suits) he created but instead his ability to create them. After he realizes that Jarvis is whole again and the suits become tools he uses in the final battle instead of being his identity. It is interesting that in the final scene the only thing he salvaged from his house was Dummy. Even though I've seen it 3 times... for the life of me I can't remember if Jarvis survived. One of the signs of a great movie is if in-depth character representations like this are 'felt' by the audience and not shoved down our throats.

Missing doesn't always mean bad.... just not what I was expecting. ( I felt the same way about Skyfall) I'm going to go see it again which means it was an A. My wife liked it better then the Avengers which we saw 4 times ( including tonight ) in the theaters.

Iron Man Marathon ( IM 1-3 and the avengers ) - Last 2 were in 3D. AMC 24 Highlands Ranch, CO They sold 170 out of the 300 Trailers ( there were only trailers in front of IM3) Thor Wolverine Cheering and clapping at the beginning and end of both trailers as would be expected for Marvel trailers at a Marvel Marathon A long 12 hours at the theater but it was easier to do then I thought it would be. Crowd seemed to love IM3. So did I but I'm not sure how much. Something seemed missing... or off. Maybe it just wasn't what I was expected. We'll likely see it again in a week. A

At our IMAX there was: Croods IM3 Lone Ranger Star Trek After Earth Gatsby Maybe one other that I can't remember

Outstanding movie. We'll see it again.A little slow at the beginning as each main characters assemble then it picked up.My 10 year old son actually sat forward in his chair 2-3 times which I've never seen him do before. Jack Frost's story was the plot... the boogeyman was the vehicle to tell it.