Frank O. Pinion wrote: » I just watched it in 3D tonight, and even though it was converted 3D, a lot of the scenes were cool, and really popped. Lately, with the bigger Hollywood movies, converted 3D hasn't been too bad. Most of the time "real 3D", is just animated movies, anyways. On the movie itself, it was great. Easily my favourite MCU movie.
DoYouEvenLift wrote: » It's a post conversion so didn't bother with 3d myself, they're the reason people talk sh!t about 3d.
cloud493 wrote: » Gah, the blu ray release has been delayed to monday :mad:
EoghanIRL wrote: » Just downloaded this in 3d as I only got to see it in 2d in the cinema . I'll watch it again on the weekend I'd say.
IvaBigWun wrote: » I was very much looking forward to this based on the cast alone but had to abandon it after 30 minutes as my brain couldnt take anymore. A very convoluted film.
Corholio wrote: » I think he would have been good, but I dont think he'd have had the same charisma really. Prat was fantastic with that in the film when he needed it. Wouldn't really see the same with Howerton. I think the balance of goofy but yet steely when he needed to be was what made Pratt fantastic.
DoYouEvenLift wrote: » Glen Howerton from IASIP was really close to playing peter quill in this. I would've loved to have seen that performance lmao, it would've been even goofier than Chris Pratt's I think and an amazing, well deserved break for him. Seriously, as good as Pratt is Glen Howerton would've been even more loveable
Mitch Connor wrote: » amazing how interest in this has picked up again, the week the DVD rip hits the internet.
Roar wrote: » YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A HANDBAG
Squeedily Spooch wrote: » Amazing coincidence :pac:
PhiloCypher wrote: » Feel good movie of the year. The sheer charm and charisma of the cast overcomes any issues I have with the mcguffiny plot mechanics.
cloud493 wrote: » Well according to amazon theres 24 weeks between the cinema and dvd release of 71.