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yes it did
Yes, Avatar was a very visually appealing film. It was shot with 3-d cameras whatnot, and it blew movie watchers away. Now, I think movie watchers just expect EVERYTHING in 3-d. Which is disappointing, really. But I guess we can't help it. I really do miss the days of movies that sold because they actually had substance.
Have moviewatchers finally said, "That's it." to the new higher movie prices? Jun 06, 17:36
They were perfectly happy to pay high ticket process for Avatar and Alice in Wonderland. It's the movies. {nm} Jun 06, 17:40
Those are the only two movies though.. and they were giant, event, 3D films. Jun 06, 17:42
Iron Man 2 is almost at $300m. CLASH and HTRYD have done well too. {nm} Jun 06, 17:49
Plus summer is supposed to be full of giant event films. This summer just hasn't delivered them so much {nm} Jun 06, 17:54
you're right. Lets see audiences stay away from Toy Story 3 and Eclipse because of ticket prices. {nm} Jun 06, 18:01
Pretty much. The bottom line is that most of the summer films this year have been pretty poor with a few exceptions {nm} Jun 06, 21:50
yes it did Jun 06, 18:38
prices, not process. Stupid autotype {nm} Jun 06, 17:43
How much is to high, I took my family of 4 to SHRK4 for with popcorn and drimks for less than $30. Movies are better in Jun 07, 06:15
Thank God For Costco, two adult tickets for $15.49. (No blackout dates) {nm} Jun 06, 20:33
I paid $35 for two tix to see Iron Man 2 in IMAX at the AMC Boston Common. Not going to do that again. {nm} Jun 07, 06:02
Except for a movie like Avatar that was made for 3D, I don't like to pay the extra for movie which had 3D patched over... Jun 07, 07:33
More-so people saying no to crappy movies, no? Also, look at the summer line-up, it really wasnt that spectacular so far Jun 07, 08:17
1 word- Netflix {nm} Jun 07, 08:45