Thor: Ragnarok

[CoMoChief]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

The difference? Well, first off, the VFX, the graphic nature of the violence and the sound systems in movie theaters.

Burton's Batman is NOTING like Batman v. Superman or any number of these bombastic and LOUD super hero films.

Funny...Each Marvel movie I go to (outside of Deadpool) there are kids everywhere, parents etc. Ages ranging from 6-teens. I'm not debating whether one movie is louder than the other, I just don't think that's a reason parents would keep their kids home from seeing these movies in a theatre. The kids friends see it, kids beg mom and dad to see it. Toys help push the market drive for the movie. Shirts, backpacks, lunchboxes etc.

And you think these parents are going to wait til it comes out on bluray because the movies are just too loud? .

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by CoMoChief

Funny...Each Marvel movie I go to (outside of Deadpool) there are kids everywhere, parents etc. Ages ranging from 6-teens. I'm not debating whether one movie is louder than the other, I just don't think that's a reason parents would keep their kids home from seeing these movies in a theatre. The kids friends see it, kids beg mom and dad to see it. Toys help push the market drive for the movie. Shirts, backpacks, lunchboxes etc.

And you think these parents are going to wait til it comes out on bluray because the movies are just too loud? .

You're a ****ing moron.

There are many kids that can't handle seeing movies in state of the art movie theaters because of sensory overload, boys and girls.

And if you think that taking young children to see a movie like Wonder Woman, in which graphic WWI violence is shown, good luck parenting.

You're going to need it.