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Torsley
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Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2022 6:21 am
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does the anime series and the movie come to the same conclusion as the mange? back I saw the first season of the anime when it was new. after that I read the mange and didn't bother to see the second season of the anime.
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invalidname
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Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2022 6:30 am
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There were probably 10-15 people at the Friday night screening I was at, one of four theaters playing it in a fairly small metro area (just under one million population). Not bad, considering how dead the multiplex was in general; there's a dearth of movies in the post-Covid pipeline, with so much stuff going straight to streaming.
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Beatdigga
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Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2022 6:31 am
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invalidname wrote: | There were probably 10-15 people at the Friday night screening I was at, one of four theaters playing it in a fairly small metro area (just under one million population). Not bad, considering how dead the multiplex was in general; there's a dearth of movies in the post-Covid pipeline, with so much stuff going straight to streaming. |
Yeah, most of the trade papers have noted theaters are pretty dead right now, at least until Avatat 2 comes out.
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Blazaking
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Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2022 9:23 am
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I enjoyed it.
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Beltane70
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Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2022 10:54 am
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Torsley wrote: | does the anime series and the movie come to the same conclusion as the mange? back I saw the first season of the anime when it was new. after that I read the mange and didn't bother to see the second season of the anime. |
The second season of the anime ends before the conclusion of the series, with the film covering the end and same conclusion as the manga.
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Torsley
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Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2022 12:23 pm
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Beltane70 wrote: |
Torsley wrote: | does the anime series and the movie come to the same conclusion as the mange? back I saw the first season of the anime when it was new. after that I read the mange and didn't bother to see the second season of the anime. |
The second season of the anime ends before the conclusion of the series, with the film covering the end and same conclusion as the manga. |
ah thanks for the reply. so maybe I watch it someday in the future.
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HKurogane
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Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2022 12:35 pm
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I went to a local theater in the LA area (not in the downtown area) and although this played in a small screen theatre - almost every seat was taken. (I expected no more than like 10 people).
I went to see One Piece the week before during thanks giving and there were only 5 people in the theater (I understand it's Thanksgiving and people are home, but I've seen people out for Disney movies in droves during holiday screenings.)
Was really unexpected.
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RealMTL
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Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2022 2:26 pm
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Not too bad, I went with my brother and we had a modest showing at our theater too. I'd say a little over 20 people showed up on a Friday night. Still a super fun movie though, nearly everyone was upset with the ending too.
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DerekL1963
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Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2022 4:07 pm
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invalidname wrote: | There were probably 10-15 people at the Friday night screening I was at, one of four theaters playing it in a fairly small metro area (just under one million population). |
My local screening had some twenty odd people - pretty much the biggest crowd we've ever seen here. (And that was an early Fri evening showing, with a snow warning on...) When the Euph movie screened, there was a whole seven...
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TheTsunami
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Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2022 5:24 pm
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#HKurogane wrote: | I went to a local theater in the LA area (not in the downtown area) and although this played in a small screen theatre - almost every seat was taken. (I expected no more than like 10 people).
I went to see One Piece the week before during thanks giving and there were only 5 people in the theater (I understand it's Thanksgiving and people are home, but I've seen people out for Disney movies in droves during holiday screenings.)
Was really unexpected. |
You never know what you will get with these screenings. I've been to packed houses for a re-showing of Mononoke Hime, Danmachi movie...I've seen movies that I would have thought would be popular have 2 people show up. For Liz and the Blue Bird I had the theater to myself (and they had a problem with the feed in that theater, so they moved it to another one all for a single viewer).
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HKurogane
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Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2022 6:25 pm
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TheTsunami wrote: |
#HKurogane wrote: | I went to a local theater in the LA area (not in the downtown area) and although this played in a small screen theatre - almost every seat was taken. (I expected no more than like 10 people).
I went to see One Piece the week before during thanks giving and there were only 5 people in the theater (I understand it's Thanksgiving and people are home, but I've seen people out for Disney movies in droves during holiday screenings.)
Was really unexpected. |
You never know what you will get with these screenings. I've been to packed houses for a re-showing of Mononoke Hime, Danmachi movie...I've seen movies that I would have thought would be popular have 2 people show up. For Liz and the Blue Bird I had the theater to myself (and they had a problem with the feed in that theater, so they moved it to another one all for a single viewer). |
Yeah for Mononoke I imagine it always gets a sizeable audience just do to it being a classic movie most people have seen and enjoy re watching. DB Super had a big screen and big audience for being a 9 PM show time. It really is so random how some of these movies are received.
I was also unhappy at the ending since I never read the manga - so the choice seemed odd to me no matter how much they tried to make sense of it.. Oh well. Still a very good movie though!
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Angel M Cazares
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Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2022 8:22 pm
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I wonder how little money the poor voice actors received for their work.
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flamemasterelan
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Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2022 8:43 pm
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Angel M Cazares wrote: | I wonder how little money the poor voice actors received for their work. |
Are they even doing dubbed screenings?
Honest question, I'm way behind with the Quints and haven't even looked into seeing this as a result.
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rookie_one
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Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2022 11:52 pm
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flamemasterelan wrote: | Are they even doing dubbed screenings?
Honest question, I'm way behind with the Quints and haven't even looked into seeing this as a result. |
Yes, they are having dubbed screenings.
I went Saturday to one of my local Cinemark theaters with an afternoon subtitled screening (the other theater was 11am). Had about 10-12 other people in my screening.
They were showing the dub on Sunday at the same times they ran Saturday and also again this Wednesday around 7pm. Still haven’t decided if I want to go see the dub on Wednesday night, since I work right across from the theater.
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JustMonika
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Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2022 1:12 am
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Just saw it in theaters yesterday and loved it! It was just me and one other person but I watched the dubbed version at 1pm on a Tuesday so that's likely why, lol
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