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Edited by Mrph1 on Jul 29th 2024 at 3:09:00 PM
Archery is just plain cool. My great-grandfather was one of the best in the state and could do all sorts of Bullseye shit like ricocheting arrows off the floor to hit targets, or putting an arrow through the hole of a Lifesaver candy from far away.
I'd like to take it up myself and see if I'm any good at it. I've definitely got the eyesight for it.
On the subject of the Endgame trailer, Nebula looks so silly wearing an Avengers suit.
I've never seen a big-budget movie show off so little of itself in its trailers.
They are keeping so much of this movie under wraps.
You are not alone.“It’s hideous. The white, the red, just pick a color, you know?”
Edited by Tuckerscreator on Mar 14th 2019 at 2:26:40 AM
Since people were talking about fatigue earlier, wonder how many people keep up with everything?
I've watched the entirety of the MCU and DCEU in theaters (opening week mostly), and then some (there's plenty more movies based on comics than the big two offer, not to mention non-superhero genre movies - animated feature, war movies, monster movies, sci-fi).
I watch a movie at least every three weeks (if the week isn't packed, when it is I see them weekly or even on the same week if my timeslot allows).
I waste about 300 bucks per seat on each showing (use a 2x1 promotion to get my father or sister to join me otherwise I'd be always by myself).
My last outing was weekly, and included HTTYD 3, Lego 2, Alita, Lego 2 again (took my nieces), HTTYD 3 again (took my sister), and of course Captain Marvel.
This week there was nothing new so I take a breather and next week I'm going vacationing.
Just hope Endgame doesn't open while I'm travelling (it happened before and I agonize each time).
Edited by MrSeyker on Mar 14th 2019 at 5:32:25 AM
I can only afford going to the theaters like six times year.
Not because I'm a cheapstake (which I very much am) but simply because there is only one theater where I live and it is horribly expensive.
I haven't missed a single MCU movie.
Which I admit is impressive. I have missed two not quite MCU movies in Venom (which I had no interest in seeing in theatres) and Into the Spiderverse (which I skipped out on due to money issues).
One Strip! One Strip!The ones I didn't see in theaters would be Iron Man 2, Thor 1, Age of Ultron, Civil War, Thor Ragnarok, Ant-Man & the Wasp, and (forgive me) Infinity War. Have since seen them all on DVD / Bluray / TV.
The ones I haven't seen period are Incredible Hulk, Iron Man 3, Thor 2, and Winter Soldier, and frankly Winter Soldier is the only one I'm going to make an effort to watch - I haven't heard particularly good things about the other three and AFAIK they aren't exactly "must watch to understand later movies" material.

Wow, I actually was 21 when Iron Man hit theaters. Where does the time go?
Edited by TobiasDrake on Mar 14th 2019 at 2:01:20 AM
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