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Will post my impressions afterwards.
*edit- Well worth it. Take all the best parts from the other Marvel flicks and put them together, and it'd still be a cut or two below what they put together here. Everything from the writing to the effects fired on all cylinders. Also the best 3D effort since Avatar imo. The credits for the crew that worked on depth effects alone took up half the screen. They took the "windowed" approach ie non-invasive, so it was basically like watching the thing take place inside of a digital stage. The only noticeable misstep involved R. Downey Jr's nose (you'll know when you see it). Probably going to see it again in the D-box theater across town. That will really be a ride for some of the flying scenes.
Also, be sure to stick through the end credits. That's all I've got to say about that lol.
*edit- Well worth it. Take all the best parts from the other Marvel flicks and put them together, and it'd still be a cut or two below what they put together here. Everything from the writing to the effects fired on all cylinders. Also the best 3D effort since Avatar imo. The credits for the crew that worked on depth effects alone took up half the screen. They took the "windowed" approach ie non-invasive, so it was basically like watching the thing take place inside of a digital stage. The only noticeable misstep involved R. Downey Jr's nose (you'll know when you see it). Probably going to see it again in the D-box theater across town. That will really be a ride for some of the flying scenes.
Also, be sure to stick through the end credits. That's all I've got to say about that lol.
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Hell, i never thought Steve Jackson could pull off of LOTR in a credible fashion.
at least mine was a typo not an error
