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Tone shift throughout the franchise...
Harry Potter 1: Scooby Doo
Harry Potter 2: Goonies
Harry Potter 3: Twilight
Harry Potter 4: Hunger Games
Harry Potter 5: Avengers Assemble
Harry Potter 6: Glee
Harry Potter 7: The Road
Harry Potter 8: Return of the Jedi/King
Jeff Goldblum has just reported to the White House that Ison's orbital trajectory has deflected and it's now heading right towards New York. Isonomegasharkopussnadoasteriod
Harry Potter 1 in preparation for the WAYDM marathon. T'was a'right s'pose. Discount LOTR. All the hero's journey tropes slapped together. By the numbers. Lose the parents. Check. Chosen one. Check. Whacky buddies. Check.
If I see a movie I don't know anything about, but the premise looks interesting, I'll check its Rotten Tomato meter rating. If it's over 75%, then I'll see it. If it's 60-75%, I'll scrutinize the reviews more closely, but if it's below 60% I generally don't bother.
Gotta sit back row centre for IMAX, even if it means booking 5 weeks in advance. Anal. The problem with that is that you have to dodge all the discussion and spoilers and reviews.
Prefer to watch epic marathons but harder to find the time. Plus the neighbours might complain with shoots-outs blaring at 3:00AM.
The Emperor's Star Destroyer was only built in three years, but with non-union labor.
Just wondering if all you film buffs here have any rituals you do in respect of watching films...
e..g...
is there a movie you watch once a year, every year, perhaps on some anniversary?
do you switch off the lights and the phones and unplug the door bells?
do you always book the same seats in the cinema?
if there are sequels, do you try and watch all of them together?
can you just watch #2 or #5 in a series, or do you have to watch all in order?
can you watch over other friend's houses, or do you have to have it perfect at home?
do the blu-ray snobs refuse to watch DVDs now?
with certain movies, can you just watch a scene or do you have to watch the entire movie?
if you arrive at the cinema late, do you still go in, or come back another session?
Guess I gotta get round to finally watching these things
It better be in 3D 48fps with CGI Jar Jar and lots of running and punching and lens flares and a ticking time bomb and Harrison grumpy Ford and Bruce phone-it-in Willis, with merchandising Hungry Jacks meal deal tie-ins.
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