Originally posted by NemeBro
He's not quan.
Well it's mighty peculiar that his choice of insults towards me lately reflects on a past disagreement I had with Quan on another message board, years ago.
Funny how "Eon" seems to know the details...
Or maybe I'm juz hot homo-erotic pillow talk between the two?
Originally posted by Esau Cairn
Well it's mighty peculiar that his choice of insults towards me lately reflects on a past disagreement I had with Quan on another message board, years ago.Funny how "Eon" seems to know the details...
Or maybe I'm juz hot homo-erotic pillow talk between the two?
You’re a gullible one.
Originally posted by Esau Cairn
Honestly I've never understood the logic or argument people make that one film will suffer because it's in the shadow of a bigger budgeted & marketed film...?One would argue both films will attract the same class of audience.
I don't understand the notion that the average movie goer will decide on one film over the other simply because their release dates are close to each other...?
I have friends who enjoy getting together & seeing a different movie
every week.
Well, like ares said given limited time, money, and inclination for many people they'll often go with the bigger spectacle and/or cultural phenomenon. (Hell, I've got kid(s) now, so I sympathize, "Oh honey, shit, we'll have to wait for Hellboy on Redbox because Avengers comes out in two weeks."). So more niche R-rated things like this version of Hellboy will obviously suffer. So I mean, I don't have statistics handy to prove such affects, but i'd be truly surprised if it didn't have a huge impact.
Originally posted by Patient_Leech
Well, like ares said given limited time, money, and inclination for many people they'll often go with the bigger spectacle and/or cultural phenomenon. (Hell, I've got kid(s) now, so I sympathize, "Oh honey, shit, we'll have to wait for Hellboy on Redbox because Avengers comes out in two weeks."). So more niche R-rated things like this version of Hellboy will obviously suffer. So I mean, I don't have statistics handy to prove such affects, but i'd be truly surprised if it didn't have a huge impact.
Admittedly I don't see movies on the big screen often.
I prefer to wait the few extra months for it to be released on blu-ray.
I really enjoy all the added bonuses & get annoyed that the theatrical version is usually edited compared to the blu-ray version.
Also the price of tickets here is generally $AU23 ($US16) plus snacks, so I often walk out of the cinema regretting the money I just spent than enjoying the actual movie.
The last big screen feature I walked away thinking "Wow that was worth every penny of ticket & snacks" was Skull Island.
Truly blown away by that movie experience!
But yeah I can justify/afford seeing HB & EndGame in the same month of release.
Originally posted by Esau Cairn
Admittedly I don't see movies on the big screen often.
I prefer to wait the few extra months for it to be released on blu-ray.
I really enjoy all the added bonuses & get annoyed that the theatrical version is usually edited compared to the blu-ray version.Also the price of tickets here is generally $AU23 ($US16) plus snacks, so I often walk out of the cinema regretting the money I just spent than enjoying the actual movie.
Same. I don't go to the theater very often either. Even before I got married with kids and old 'n shit. I'm lucky, though, my parents live in town so they are always happy to babysit for us so we can go out from time to time.
Originally posted by Esau Cairn
The last big screen feature I walked away thinking "Wow that was worth every penny of ticket & snacks" was Skull Island.
Truly blown away by that movie experience!
That's funny, I think that's probably the same for me. I really liked Skull Island. I've seen it 1 or 2 times since the theater also. I just picked up a used copy of the 4k Blu-ray a couple weeks ago. Yeah, theater experiences are such a gamble these days.
Originally posted by Esau Cairn
But yeah I can justify/afford seeing HB & EndGame in the same month of release.
I'm definitely seeing Hellboy on the nicest screen in town. I'll wait for Avengers.
The viral site for the movie
Originally posted by Kazenji
The viral site for the movie
Cool goblins & trolls. 👆
I think the site only works on mobile, though, which is odd.
Originally posted by Kazenji
The two animated movies were good too.
And thats pretty much all i’m looking forward to from this new movie, seeing Thomas Haden Church in the role.
Oh, the struggles of being Hellboy. It really hurts your sex life...
David Harbour Explains Hellboy’s Greatest Tragedy: He Can’t Have Sex
Originally posted by Kazenji
Works on PC too.
Hm, maybe it depends on the browser, but it actually said to use Mobile for best experience. **shrug**