Still, unless I'm totally misunderstanding the word.

Nobody watched the movie as a whole, so you cannot say if it's been hyped enough, or too much.

Hypothetically, a movie that's infinitely better than any other movie would deserve infinitely more hype, yes?

So, the only correct thing to say could be, "I don't expect this movie to live up to the hype." or "It's not likely that this movie will be sooo good that it deserves so much promotion"

Nobody can state it as a fact that the movie is overhyped. imo

7mk

Germany10157 Posts

October 29 2009 12:04 GMT

#163

^ agreed

DrainX

Sweden3187 Posts

October 29 2009 12:30 GMT

#164

I hope this movie lives up to my expectations

Conquest101

United States1395 Posts

October 29 2009 12:54 GMT

#165

I don't really have any expectations that this movie is going to revolutionize the industry, or make me piss my pants in awe or something. However, I believe that this is going to be a good movie, and that I will enjoy it.

That's enough for me.

ShcShc

Canada912 Posts

October 29 2009 16:53 GMT

#166

well the movie has already in some way revolutionized the industry even before the movie has come out. Star Trek 2 is going be in 3D. Peter Jackson is going to make movies in 3D. TinTin wasn't going to be made but Speilberg changed his mind after Avatar. And even Lucas is thinking of doing a new 3D Star Wars Trilogy (keyword: NEW trilogy.. 3 new movies) if Avatar turns out to be successful.

Boertie

Netherlands98 Posts

October 29 2009 19:27 GMT

#167

So that basically means, if I want a new SW-trilogy I am forced to see this movie.. !

ShcShc

Canada912 Posts

October 29 2009 19:53 GMT

#168

...to be quite honest, I think most people will end up seeing it.

Carnivorous Sheep

Baa?21245 Posts

October 30 2009 00:21 GMT

#169

Hmm. Possibly a new Star Wars trilogy, eh? That might be fun...

Biochemist

United States1008 Posts

October 30 2009 00:52 GMT

#170

The new trailer is good, even if it gives away much of the story (not that we wouldn't see it coming). I'm looking forward to seeing it, although I don't expect it to blow me away. I think it'll be fun.

United States6173 Posts

October 30 2009 01:04 GMT

#171

I dunno...I'm more excited fort his movie after seeing the the new trailer than before it.

stroggos

New Zealand1543 Posts

October 30 2009 01:15 GMT

#172

lol@fools who let hype change their perception and judgment of a movie.

Seriously who cares about hype? If this movie is above average and not brilliant, then it is above average, and it is NOT BAD.

It's like trying to add 3+2 and the answer your getting is 4 instead of 5.

godfather part 3 was an above average movie. It was not terrible, or bad, it was above average.

danl9rm

United States3111 Posts

October 30 2009 01:40 GMT

#173

i'd watch it if i was the extra income needed for lucas to make up his mind for another star wars trilogy.

Assault_1

Canada1950 Posts

October 30 2009 12:48 GMT

#174

damn, the new trailer just came out, it is amazinggg

edit: add this to the first post?

Assault_1

Canada1950 Posts

October 30 2009 16:13 GMT

#175

bump. no one interested? T_T

EtherealDeath

United States8366 Posts

October 30 2009 16:30 GMT

#176

Now I want to see that trailer in 3D o.O

pyrogenetix

China5098 Posts

October 30 2009 16:46 GMT

#177

ok before that trailer I thought the hype was annoying but now I'm honestly hyped and will see this in cinema for sure.

though the plot seems pretty straightforward and nothing new, the effects and actors are good enough to warrant a cinema visit.
hopefully the plot has a good twist that will make it go from good to great.

EtherealDeath

United States8366 Posts

October 30 2009 17:00 GMT

#178

Anyone here seen the 25 minute preview in IMAX? I'm wondering if it's worth seeing it in IMAX rather than at a regular theater (it seems that the IMAX version has some parts cut out due to length).

ShcShc

Canada912 Posts

October 30 2009 18:19 GMT

#179

Definitely see it in IMAX if you can.
It was a 16 minutes preview and its pretty worth it.
And I don`t think any parts are/will be cut out; at worse, there's an intermission.