If nothing else, it's a great introduction to the "awesome mixes" that I grew up with.
Absolutely. The Disney arm of the company could learn some valuable lessons from the Marvel side of the aisle, at least about retail offerings.Adam Gregorich said:Thanks Matt. I'm really looking forward to next Tuesday as well. To get the 3D version for under $20 is a fantastic deal. I wish some other recent Disney releases had 3D as well.
You should give Captain America: The Winter Soldier a view.Guardians was great and tons of fun, and if someone enjoys fun movies I can't see how they wouldn't like it. But in my opinion The Winter Soldier is Marvel Studio's best film to date.Mike Frezon said:It's not that I don't like the superhero genre. It's just getting old and repetitive with the glut of poorly conceived storylines which has been on the market in the past couple of years. I really enjoyed Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy, for example. But I am starting to find most of the Marvel Universe stuff interchangeable...and forgettable.
Josh,Josh Steinberg said:I wonder if the 3D version will include the IMAX variable aspect ratios. Since nothing was announced about that I'm not expecting it, but it sure would be cool.
I can see a listing on the amazon forest for 2D but its region B so be useless in the USA, unless you have multi-region player.Mike Frezon said:Can anyone find a 2-D Blu of Guardians of the Galaxy on Amazon?
I can't.
But some 3d do have 2d disc in the box least on some boxes they sell they should just make it one box 2D/3d give the 3d disc to a friend or the dog to chew on. Yeah I saw that Live Tell Remember Repeat or what ever that film was called? http://www.hometheaterforum.com/topic/336089-livechewrepeat/Mike Frezon said:I ask because I don't care for 3-D...yet I see that Best Buy (here in the states, Andy) is advertising a 2-D Blu for just $14.99 next week.
I ordered the 3-D Blu on Amazon (after all the pleasant coercion earlier in this thread!) but am heading there to cancel it now.
Plus, at BB the $19.99 3-D Blu of GotG is going to be in a steelbook for anyone who care about those things. The steelbook cover will mimic the audio cassette player cover of the OST CD.
Geez Mike, how checking the link in this listing.Mike Frezon said:Can anyone find a 2-D Blu of Guardians of the Galaxy on Amazon?
I can't.
I agree about the Marvel stuff. It's part of the reason Edgar Wright was let go from Ant-Man...and replaced with the director of that cheerleader movie ("Bring it On"?) If you've seen one, you 'vr seen them all. They have a formula, it's paying off, and so they'll stick by it.Mike Frezon said:It's not that I don't like the superhero genre. It's just getting old and repetitive with the glut of poorly conceived storylines which has been on the market in the past couple of years. I really enjoyed Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy, for example. But I am starting to find most of the Marvel Universe stuff interchangeable...and forgettable.