bjorn Posted August 4 Posted August 4 Because of the loud audiences, clapping, screaming, shouting, cringeness of it all? I prefer dead silence when watching. Discuss 1
Thin White Duke Posted August 4 Posted August 4 (edited) Yep, I would rather not waste my time and money on crappy cash-grabbing fanwanks. There are way too many good movies out there for me to actually support and enjoy. Edited August 4 by Thin White Duke 2 2 1
Smarticle Posted August 4 Posted August 4 The last time i went in theatres for a Marvel movie was for Endgame and No Way Home
Gorjesspazze9 Posted August 4 Posted August 4 I watch all of them. And nobody claps and screams in the theaters it was Once for Avengers Endgame and maybe Spiderman. Yall think we do that at every MCU Movie?? 8 1
bjorn Posted August 4 Author Posted August 4 18 minutes ago, Smarticle said: The last time i went in theatres for a Marvel movie was for Endgame and No Way Home And how was that experience
bjorn Posted August 4 Author Posted August 4 3 minutes ago, Gorjesspazze9 said: I watch all of them. And nobody claps and screams in the theaters it was Once for Avengers Endgame and maybe Spiderman. Yall think we do that at every MCU Movie?? Yes and I bet during the deadpool x wolverine there was lots of clapping and screaming 1 1
Kavish Posted August 4 Posted August 4 I used to watch them at the cinema, but I tapped out after Avengers: Endgame because of Marvel/super-hero movies fatigue. I'll eventually catch up though.
Gorjesspazze9 Posted August 4 Posted August 4 3 minutes ago, bjorn said: Yes and I bet during the deadpool x wolverine there was lots of clapping and screaming Went 3 times and nope. People sat and watched it like any other film 1
Smarticle Posted August 4 Posted August 4 7 minutes ago, bjorn said: And how was that experience it wasn't that bad, people reacted accordingly and shut up when needed
JBJT2786 Posted August 4 Posted August 4 7 hours ago, bjorn said: Yes and I bet during the deadpool x wolverine there was lots of clapping and screaming This literally happens opening weekend for any BLOCKBUSTER movie. Not just Marvel. I saw Twisters two weeks ago it was the same thing. I don't understand why yall act so high and mighty about comic book movies when this has been a trend forever. Westerns, disaster flicks, YA books ( especially the terrible twilight films). Yall trying to brow nose" turn off you brain popcorn flicks "when you're on a pop culture music forum is something I'll never understand. And no I don't avoid most of the them. Only one in the last year I avoided was the Marvels and it was more that I was busy during the time. I tend to go to the movies 2-3x a month usually. 3
Alldeezy Posted August 4 Posted August 4 I avoid the Cinema for any movies if I want to watch is so bad i'll wait till it's on streaming like I did with Barbie. I do really want to see the new Deadpool movie but don't want to go to the movies by myself plus it's pricy asf
flower moon Posted August 4 Posted August 4 that doesn't really happen here. i dont like hearing people munch popcorn so i avoid the whole cinema experience for that
Bosque Posted August 4 Posted August 4 (edited) Huh? No. If anything that's the only thing that makes them worth watching. When you watch them at home and the cringy jokes just evaporate into thin air I haven't seen one since that crossover spider man movie though Edited August 4 by Bosque 1 2
BlackoutZone Posted August 4 Posted August 4 I avoid them at all cost, sadly my friends sometimes force me to go and every time I'm at loss for words how can one cheer for such atrocity 3
JC. Posted August 4 Posted August 4 The superiority complex in here I try to watch them on the Thursday previews before the opening weekend. Not as crowded and I dont have to worry about spoilers on the internet. 1
Mighty Oaks Posted August 4 Posted August 4 I'm guessing that this thread has been made just to take digs at the Marvel movies / fandom? I've seen movies of every genre that had audiences who laughed / clapped / screamed - because that's what you sign up for when watching a blockbuster release in a room full of other people… In regards to Marvel, I've never had an obnoxious crowd when seeing one of those movies at the cinema. A lot of the reactions you find on YouTube are from special fan events or midnight screenings when you're dealing with the hardcore fans, which is why the reactions are more passionate, it isn't like that with the GP. I've only experienced people laughing at comedic scenes or screaming at jump scares during horror movies. Behaviour that does ruin the cinema experience are the people who sit on their phones throughout the movie with their screen brightness on 100%, taking selfies with the flash on and talking / being obnoxious. I've experienced all of these things but never during a Marvel movie, so let's talk about that! Another thing to add is, if you genuinely don't want to hear any noise during a cinema viewing of a movie, then go at an off peak time or after the movie has been out for a while and it should be less crowded and sometimes completely empty. Don't go opening week during peak showings and then complain that people dared to laugh and cheer.
Dante Silva Posted August 4 Posted August 4 I'm only curious about "WandaVision" which I believe is a TV show. Nothing else Marvel related has appealed to me ever.
Taylor Sniffs Posted August 4 Posted August 4 Yes. I don't like how Marvel films tend to have a quip in every scene even in serious moments. I love some witty dialogue, but shoehorning a joke every five minutes is just insulting. 1
Paddy Posted August 4 Posted August 4 I don't avoid them just don't feel the need to go and see them, I'm ok with avoiding spoilers, so I watch it once it becomes available for home watching. I still go, but it's something I really have to see or can't wait to see.
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