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Originally Posted by nate2512
Definitely a faster pace. I figured it start out a little slow, as most movies do, but this one just never really picked up pace. I understand why it was done that way, to those who know nothing about it, they needed to establish the characters and the plot, and that just took a while. The fight scenes were pretty solid. I do think , that if Greengrass's original shot at it would have went to production, we would have saw a much faster paced theatric, and a totally different style completely.
The characters have much more complexity than the characters of X-Men, Transformers, 300, so it definitely took longer to fully engage the viewer and their opinions of each.
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actually...no...you wouldn't have gotten a faster pace...the movie was done close to the comic as possible...as a matter of fact if the intro was done as it was in the comic (it's own chapter) it would have slowed the movie even more.
Believe me when I say you got a good adaptation of the comic.
My prediction is this weekend great start but the following weeks will be a question mark
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