perhaps the movie was too loud. I heard t for the first time the following day.
@emmalee
No, it wasn't the movie. My noise exposure was 10 days before I saw the movie. I think the hyperacusis made the movie seem loud.
Hey DL,I saw Guardians of the Galaxy 3.
It had great potential delving into Rocket's trauma but cheesed out for me with the sappy free children shtick at the end, amongst the overall weaker script and character builds. I thought 1 and 2 were outstanding films with great humour, passion and even a bit of heart wrenching. Great science fiction and fantastic music.
Number 3 was a disappointment.
Essentially, they're a fun ride, but once it's over and the movie ends, there's nothing really thought provoking or intriguing to discuss about the film afterwards. That's pretty much it. I never see myself wanting to rewatch these Marvel movies ever again, barring a few obvious exceptions (Ironman 1 is still great).Scorsese said:"I don't see them. I tried, you know? But that's not cinema," Scorsese told Empire magazine. "Honestly, the closest I can think of them, as well made as they are, with actors doing the best they can under the circumstances, is theme parks. It isn't the cinema of human beings trying to convey emotional, psychological experiences to another human being."
I watched this recently. It was decent and fun. Maybe a little too much CGI and VFX special effects for my liking. It's one my issues with superhero films in general. I prefer practical effects over CGI any day of the week.Shazam! Fury of the Gods.
Bestowed with the powers of the gods, Billy Batson and his fellow foster kids are still learning how to juggle teenage life with their adult superhero alter egos. When a vengeful trio of ancient gods arrives on Earth in search of the magic stolen from them long ago, Shazam and his allies get thrust into a battle for their superpowers, their lives, and the fate of the world.
Very entertaining.
Hi brother,Just rewatched this:
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A 80s classic featuring Kurt Russell, Dennis Dun, and Victor Wong. Nuff said.
Hey DL,
Honestly, Phase 4 and 5 (post Endgame) of the Marvel Cinematic universe have lost their sense of direction. I'm not the biggest fan of the MCU or Superhero movies at all anymore. I like them, but it's not something that I find exciting anymore. The superhero genre has become way too saturated at this point.
I think Martin Scorsese said it best when he likened these Marvel movies to amusement park attractions.
Essentially, they're a fun ride, but once it's over and the movie ends, there's nothing really thought provoking or intriguing to discuss about the film afterwards. That's pretty much it. I never see myself wanting to rewatch these Marvel movies ever again, barring a few obvious exceptions (Ironman 1 is still great).
I watched this recently. It was decent and fun. Maybe a little too much CGI and VFX special effects for my liking. It's one my issues with superhero films in general. I prefer practical effects over CGI any day of the week.
Did like the cameo appearance from Wonder Woman though
I hope it wasn't too loud for you @just1morething.I watched Oppenheimer last at a movie theater and before that Sound of Freedom. They were both quite good. I had not been to a movie theater in years. It was a good experience to be back to the big screen.
Interesting. Have you ever seen the movie Bird about Charlie Parker, the jazz musician? It's super cool.I hope it wasn't too loud for you @just1morething.
Last movie I saw was this. It was highly recommend to me by someone who has excellent taste
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That picture scares me with the drums etc., @tpj. I just woke up and my left ear noise is bothersome once again. I did watch the trailer to that movie. It was from 2014.I hope it wasn't too loud for you @just1morething.
Last movie I saw was this. It was highly recommend to me by someone who has excellent taste
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No, I haven't seen that one @Daniel Lion.Have you ever seen the movie Bird about Charlie Parker, the jazz musician?
I can't watch films in movie theatres.
I haven't been to a movie theatre in quite a while. My tinnitus and hyperacusis are pretty bad. I watch movies at home, on mute or very low volume, with subtitles.That picture scares me with the drums etc.,