I saw it in 3D, its not too bad if you can get decent seats. But I've heard if you are at the front the 3D looks really blurry

I'm still not sure how well they can estimate Sunday sales by morning. I hadn't even decided to go for a second time until after they'd already announced the figures. I wouldn't be surprised to see the number jump a million or five when the announce the actual sales.

It's at something like 640 million globally.

While Disney does get a cut of this because of the merger, most of it still belongs to Universal.

Shifty, your such a dick

I like the idea that it's because the studios don't know what day the entire European economy will melt, so are trying to get what money they can out of them early.

I said this before and I'll say it again, it's not like any hardcore Comic fans were just dying to see an Avengers movie happen.   Aside from the initial Ultimates story arc, there hasn't been an Avengers centric storyline (not really counting House of M or Civil War, as that is more Marvel U wide than just Avengers) that was worth much of a damn in the last 20 years.  It honestly wasn't until I saw Iron Man as a movie that I thought that an Avengers movie might work.  Not because of the source material, but because of the interpretation.  With that said, I almost feel like they painted themselves into a corner a bit here.  I'm not sure I WANT to see Thanos.  But they almost HAVE to go bigger at this point, don't they?