Would you do a Marvel marathon in theaters?

[filmlover]

Well, would you?

 

My answer is:

 

Edited April 26, 2016 by filmlover

[Kalo]

Like all of them? maybe if it was over the course of a couple days. it could be really fun, but exhausting. 

[filmlover]

Just now, Kalo said:

Like all of them? maybe if it was over the course of a couple days. it could be really fun, but exhausting. 

Like that 12 movie marathon last year, I should clarify.

 

I mean, that sounds like the ultimate patience-tester.

[Kalo]

2 minutes ago, filmlover said:

Like that 12 movie marathon last year, I should clarify.

 

I mean, that sounds like the ultimate patience-tester.

 

That would be over 24 hours! it's a good thing IM3 and TTDW came out back to back, perfect time to sleep. 

[filmlover]

http://www.avclub.com/article/28-hour-marvel-marathon-nearly-cost-our-writer-his-218852

 

Reading this alone was an exhausting experience.

[WrathOfHan]

Sure, why not. However, it would only have to be the movies, any TV shows and I'm out.

[filmlover]

This is limited only to the movies. It goes without saying that the TV shows are much more niche based.

[Fancyarcher]

Absolutely, though it'd have to be spread out over days. 

[Ethan Hunt]

Maybe a phase 2 marathon

[DAJK]

Nah, I'd rather just watch the couple of films of my choice at home.

[Water Bottle]

I sorta do a marathon where I do a Marvel movie a day leading up to an MCU movie featuring those characters. I also did an Avengers/Age of Ultron double-screening and....probably the only time I'll ever do that. Love movies, love movie theaters, there is too much of a good thing.

 

So no, I won't do a marvel or movie marathon in theaters. Unless I get paid.

[Dementeleus]

Even if I liked all of them, no.

[filmlover]

Yeah, I actually own a few of the movies on DVD (both Avengers, the three Iron Mans, Winter Soldier, Guardians) so seeing the movies as part of a gigantic marathon would be even more pointless. And an even bigger waste of money too.

Edited April 27, 2016 by filmlover

[department store basement]

On 4/26/2016 at 11:05 PM, filmlover said:

http://www.avclub.com/article/28-hour-marvel-marathon-nearly-cost-our-writer-his-218852

 

Reading this alone was an exhausting experience.

 

"3. I must watch at least 20 minutes of every film (i.e., the “no closing your eyes at the beginning of Thor 2 and waking up three hours later” rule)."

 

That's the rule I'm certain to break.

 

There's no way I'd do something like this, I'd have to sleep sometime.

[grey ghost]

I wouldn't sit in the theater for more than 12 hours even to watch my favorite all time movies.

[The Panda]

I can barely get through 3 hour movies in the theater, it makes me way to antsy.  Id never do any marathon in theaters.  The only time I ever even considered was for TFA, and even then I opted to do my Star Wars marathon at home over the course of several days.

 

And then I have to take into account that I only really like 3 MCU movies.  The rest range from mediocre to a good time that I don't have any real desire to see again.

 

45 hours of straight Marvel and no sleep sounds like a living hell.

[peludo]

If it is divided in phases, maybe. But 13 films in a row is crazy.