09-12-2015, 08:13 AM
Je viens d'ecrire mon experience sur kanzenshuu (trop la flemme pour la traduire en francais):
So, I went to see this movie in France yesterday. It was great. Despite NO commercials whatsoever anywhere, the cinéma filled up. And I've been reading that the same thing happened in France many other places. So anyway, I got there quite early with a friend and then we met another guy from a french forum together with his younger sister. When we got in, there weren't too many people: I think they were thinking the same thing as us: since DBZ hasn't been on cable in forever (middle 90's) there wouldn't be too many people. But we couldn't have been more wrong, because it really filled up. Thankfully my friend got us good spots in the middle...
The crowd consisted mainly of 20-35 year old guys, i'd say about 80%, and the rest devided on women, plus a very few kids.
Before the movie started, they had contests to win Dragon Ball stuff where questions were asked, and there was a lottery. The first question was "What are Goku's sons named?", the second was "What is Vegeta's home planet called?" (in other words, stupidly easy questions and you should be ashamed if you can't answer those as a Dragon Ball fan).
After the goods were dealt, we were so lucky to get commercials (yay, or should I write nay?). And from start to end, the crowd were silent, except in hilarous moments.
All in all it was a great experience that I wouldn't have been without, and I don't see why people hate on this movie so much.Comments on the content in spoilers:
So, I went to see this movie in France yesterday. It was great. Despite NO commercials whatsoever anywhere, the cinéma filled up. And I've been reading that the same thing happened in France many other places. So anyway, I got there quite early with a friend and then we met another guy from a french forum together with his younger sister. When we got in, there weren't too many people: I think they were thinking the same thing as us: since DBZ hasn't been on cable in forever (middle 90's) there wouldn't be too many people. But we couldn't have been more wrong, because it really filled up. Thankfully my friend got us good spots in the middle...
The crowd consisted mainly of 20-35 year old guys, i'd say about 80%, and the rest devided on women, plus a very few kids.
Before the movie started, they had contests to win Dragon Ball stuff where questions were asked, and there was a lottery. The first question was "What are Goku's sons named?", the second was "What is Vegeta's home planet called?" (in other words, stupidly easy questions and you should be ashamed if you can't answer those as a Dragon Ball fan).
After the goods were dealt, we were so lucky to get commercials (yay, or should I write nay?). And from start to end, the crowd were silent, except in hilarous moments.
All in all it was a great experience that I wouldn't have been without, and I don't see why people hate on this movie so much.Comments on the content in spoilers: