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Final Harry Potter film opens tonight at midnight. Who's excited?There's also definitely going to be a Dark Knight Rises teaser trailer attached to the film. If you haven't seen the teaser poster for it yet check it out here: http://www.slashfilm.com/the-dark-knight-rises-teaser-poster/
Quote from: CarltonTheBear on July 14, 2011, 11:08:43 AMFinal Harry Potter film opens tonight at midnight. Who's excited?There's also definitely going to be a Dark Knight Rises teaser trailer attached to the film. If you haven't seen the teaser poster for it yet check it out here: http://www.slashfilm.com/the-dark-knight-rises-teaser-poster/There's also apparently a teaser for the new Sherlock Holmes movie attached to Harry Potter as well.
Saw the X-Men prequel a few days ago. I didn't think it sucked.
Quote from: Floyd on July 14, 2011, 11:26:28 AMSaw the X-Men prequel a few days ago. I didn't think it sucked.I was okay with it. Still not used to the way Marvel changes up parts of the mythology in the movies, but what can you do?
the Sens don't suck!
If you go to see Harry Potter...watch it in 2D, not 3D or you may become disappointed.
Quote from: CaptainObvious on July 16, 2011, 10:32:12 AMIf you go to see Harry Potter...watch it in 2D, not 3D or you may become disappointed.I actially thought the 3D in this one was pretty impressive, especially for conversion job.
Quote from: CarltonTheBear on July 16, 2011, 10:37:23 AMQuote from: CaptainObvious on July 16, 2011, 10:32:12 AMIf you go to see Harry Potter...watch it in 2D, not 3D or you may become disappointed.I actially thought the 3D in this one was pretty impressive, especially for conversion job.The way you light for a movie versus how a movie is played are two different things. Warner Brothers came down to watch the movie before the release and they were sorely disappointed. 3D needs more light in general and wearing glasses cuts down the light even more. So, the projectionist has to increase the lighting to 115% to make up for the loss of light. They try to circumvent this by changing the screen itself to the silver background for more reflective properties, but it's like shuffling chairs on the Titanic.Having said that, like I said the movie is lit a certain way, from the Director of Photography and the long and short of it until you've seen the 2D you won't really know what you missed.If you are happy with the movie then that's good as you are the consumer and that's what matters.