なつな20y/o

⭐︎I want to sit on a premium seat

Yesterday I played ``Avengers: Endgame: Encore'' and ``Odyssey.'' Total time is over 6 hours There are days when I watch 3 or 4 movies all at once, and I don't feel like the time commitment itself is much different from those days, but the heavy content of each movie is incredibly tiring, and above all, I miss the interval so much that it's hard to sit in a chair. Next time I go to a work of this weight, I'll aim for a premium seat or something... It's not something you do in a normal seat... I don't have any thoughts on "Endgame" anymore. Because I know it's "perfect" Many people probably wanted to watch the additional footage connected to the new Avengers movie that will be released at the end of this year, but tickets were sold out too quickly for that, so I think they're going to see the MCU, but where are they always hiding? ! There aren't many people around me who keep up with the latest movies, so I'm surprised every time. The additional footage was also very good. I was feeling a bit low in motivation, but I think I made the right decision by following the drama series properly... I sometimes see people online asking, ``I've never seen Marvel, but can I still enjoy watching it starting with ``Endgame''?'' However, as for ``Endgame'', it's the ultimate reward movie for those who have watched all the movies up to that point, so if you want to enjoy it, I would like to tell you that you should watch every single thing from ``Iron Man'' onwards. And then there's the Odyssey... It was too funny It's an ancient Greek masterpiece, so there's no way it wouldn't be interesting. This is obvious, but you should watch it in IMAX first. Because the entire film was shot with an IMAX camera. If you watch it on a regular screen, I think the top and bottom are cut off, and the scenes on the sea are probably too different in impact. There is one of the only two super big IMAX screens in Japan in Ikebukuro, so I thought it would be a good idea to watch it there (although I think it would be difficult to get tickets for the first time) (If you don't set your membership level to the highest level, there's really only room in the front row) I don't want to spoil the story (it's already a well-known story, so I don't think there will be any spoilers), so I'll just write about my favorite scene, omitting details about how it happened... In the middle of the story, there is a scene where a woman who lives on the island where Odysseus and his friends landed is kneading people like clay, saying things like ``Nothing is happening'' and ``It's normal.'' I felt very scared. I really liked the uniqueness of that scene. Also, there's a scene near the end where Odysseus plucks the string of his bow, and the forewarning up to that point was so effective that it brought tears to my eyes. The big action scene that followed was pretty cool, though... (I wasn't expecting much because it was written as Nolan's signature slow action, but it was really cool) Robert Pattinson's role made me want to say, "You should do it yourself!" If I played Overcook with him, I think he would just give instructions and just watch without moving the character. If you're watching him making excuses for a long time, saying that there were too many things that happened before he reached his hometown, and it took him a long time to come back, then maybe that's what he's saying...I guess that's what folklore is like... I thought this when I was watching the Thor series, but I think you'll enjoy it more if you know the source material. liberal arts and education It was so interesting that I would like to go see it again. I feel like I can't wait for a while to compete for tickets, so next time I'll watch it on a regular screen. And prepare well before the next time. ･･━━･･━━･･━━･･━━ Natsuna X(Twitter):@U0x0U_727 ▷▶︎ Click here to make a reservation ･･━━･･━━･･━━･･━━