Amph Avengers: Doomsday (and Secret Wars)

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Yeah looks like it. That dumpster in between them in the background was in a lot of those same shots

 

Three and a half weeks of

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Yay.

 

That other short spot from today, higher quality hot off the official channel this time.

 

Definitely stinks, but beware the real ones on or about Friday, April 12th as there's a tiny two screen theater about 45 minutes away from me that is showing the movie on that day. I asssume there are other theaters doing the same. I don't know how they got special clearance to show it 2 weeks in advance.

 

All this talk about issues with pre-sales and obvious sellouts during the opening weekend makes me thankful I have the excuse that I'll be out of town at the end of the month. I'll more than likely wind up seeing it around its second or third week.

 

This is a recording someone made at a mall in Mexico when a theater's ticket windows opened up yesterday.

 

Mother of god ...

On Wednesday, AMC confirmed that the "unprecedented" number of fans trying to get Endgame tickets indeed crashed the company's site and mobile app with traffic volume approximately 10 times higher than normal, and double AMC’s previous record, a spokesman told The Hollywood Reporter. As with Fandango, Endgame was AMC’s new U.S. first-day presale record holder, beating Force Awakens by approximately 50%.

In fact, Endgame presales were three times more than Avengers: Infinity War its first day of ticketing, and AMC did more on for the first day for Endgame ticketing than the initial day of advance tickets for Infinity War, Captain Marvel, Black Panther and Last Jedi combined, according to the AMC spokesman.

Also on Wednesday, Fandango announced that Endgame not only produced the best first day of presales, but was the site's single best-selling day ever – topping any moviegoing day during the Christmas holidays over the last 19 years. That was also the case for the site's international brands with Endgame breaking records in 12 countries, according to a spokesman.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/h...campaign=endgame_tix_salesr&utm_source=Direct

 

I wonder if you're going to see people selling their pre-sale tickets on eBay for profit.

 

That answer would be "yes". Individual tickets were already being listed in the 3 figures on eBay yesterday.

 

I

Can
Not
Wait

 

Unbelievable. I should've suggested it to my brother who's a ticket broker. He routinely deals with sporting events and concerts. Probably would've never thought about movie tickets since he barely goes to the cinema himself.

 

I never noticed that ''blood'' reference from Iron Man 2 before. Good one.

 

Endgame probably has the best shot at finally toppling Avatar. 3B possible?

 

Maybe. Avatar is under 3 hours. But Endgame is shorter than Titanic. That should be the marketing push in the first week of May.
"Go back again and experience Endgame a second time! It's not as long as Titanic."

 

That's the only thing I'm afraid of. I'll be going my first time to see the movie within its second or third week; and by that time you'll surely get those just can't wait to see it again people who can be obnoxious in the theater making noises at hints during pivotal scenes they already know about.

 

Just gonna paste my post from the Ep IX BO thread:

I really don't see Endgame equaling or surpassing Avatar's worldwide total. Just look at how some of Infinity War's foreign totals stack up to some of Avatar's to get a sense of how much of an uphill battle that is going to be. In China IW pulled in almost $360M to Avatar's $204M and it was still $740M shy globally because the later did double, triple, and even quadruple IW's numbers in so many other foreign markets due, in part, to the exchange rates back at the time. A year isn't long enough to shift things that favorably for Endgame to match that record.

 

If you're talking only Box Office, sure; Infinity War could break those numbers all across the board. But what was so impressive about Titanic was that it stayed #1 in the box office for like three months; well past the holidays. Given the movies coming out over the next few months, I doubt it would hold the top spot for so long.
https://www.boxofficemojo.com/alltime/weekends/bestranked.htm?page=WKNDSCAT1&p=.htm

 

Irony:

Used to have to wait in line for hours to get tickets/good seat. Then people started getting tickets online. Of course, they had to wait for hours to get tickets online yesterday. I simply walked in the theatre and got mine in under a minute.

 

Meaning you were the only one who didn't buy their tickets online?

 

So what’s the bet with the post credit scene? Or scenes?

A; nothing

B; something random / funny like Spider-Man homecoming or the avengers

C; something tying up a fan fav character

D; something to do with the next phase and Fox deal;

An MCU character drives past a gate ‘Xavier’s school for gifted...’

An MCU character sees something to do with wolverine

An MCU character meets Richard reeds or walks into his office

Victor doom

Galactictus

Silver surfer



Any guesses?

 

Probably too soon to include anything from X-Men or Fantastic Four but it would be funny if we see Deadpool waiting to be interviewed at the Avengers facility now that there's some openings on the team.

 

I’m betting that one post-credit scene will be:

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Assuming that Cap dies in this one, there will be a scene of him walking into that ballroom we saw in Age of Ultron and finally getting that dance with Peggy.