Then WTF they use the word maxx?
Geez all this while I have been thinking its a IMAX theater

This post has been edited by Stitchie: Apr 18 2016, 10:22 AM

Almost everybody does.

Really ? Stanley Kubrick?

Come on.


Anyway, it's what they set out too. Big, gigantum action battle. Which it is.

Anyone experience watching in THX hall? What's the advantage? Better sound?

currently 94% at rotten tomatoes....

It's probably called maxx because of the huge screen. It's just a standard screen where they blow up the size up to 3 times bigger. Only TGV has IMAX halls.
Some people also still think maxx is IMAX especially at Berjaya Times Square because there did used to be a standalone IMAX hall there before it closed.

How Spider-Man Saved Captain America: Civil War
As Disney and Sony executives locked horns in a Hollywood conference room last February, the film-makers behind Captain America: Civil War were already betting on the outcome. Spider-Man was going to be in this movie, no matter what. And if he wasn’t, well, that was going to be a problem.

“We had to commit to him, on a creative level, many, many months before he was available to us on a legal level,” Civil War co-director Anthony Russo told io9. “So they’d always say to us, ‘Guys you’ve gotta have a Plan B, this might not work.’ We’d say ‘We get it, we get it, we have a Plan B.’ But we never had a Plan B.”

“We had to will it into existence,” added co-director Joe Russo. “Because of all the effort and energy it takes to get a deal like that done, if you let them know there’s an out, they will probably take the out.”

And so a new Spider-Man, played by Tom Holland, makes his big screen debut in May 6th’s Captain America: Civil War. But it wasn’t easy and took a huge leap of faith for everyone involved.

As you probably already know, Sony has owned the movie rights to the Marvel character Spider-Man for years. However, in February 2015, they agreed to allow Marvel Studios (owned by Disney) to produce a new series of Spider-Man films, and bring their character into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. That first movie, Sony’s Spider-Man: Homecoming, opens next Summer. But Spidey’s first appearance is in Disney’s Captain America: Civil War, and he’s plays a crucial role in the story.

“If you’re telling a story, you’re gonna work everyone into the story in a way that they’re [indispensable],” said Anthony Russo. “He is critical to the movie, or else he wouldn’t be in the movie.”

Tiptoeing around spoilers, Peter Parker, and his alter-ego Spider-Man, come in mid-movie as part of Team Iron Man, in the conflict with Team Captain America.

“The conflict between Tony [Stark] and Cap was so intense in this movie, we needed somebody who didn’t have the investment The Avengers have in their Civil War and their family,” said Anthony Russo.

“And we also wanted a much younger character who would stand in contrast to the more experienced heroes. [Someone] who’d bring a different point of view to that battle,” added Joe Russo.

However, as perfect a puzzle piece as Spider-Man is to the movie, Civil War was well into development before he became available. It was a very stressful time for producer and Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige.

“[Writers] Chris [Markus] and Steve [McFeely] started to chart out various versions of the movie,” Feige told io9. [Versions] without Iron Man, [versions] without Spider-Man—but we’re very lucky we got to make the whole one. The one we really wanted do.”

“The big overarching thing was, if we get him, he should be as young as the character was when he was first in the comics,” said Markus. “Just a kid. And that’s both fun just to write because it’s a kid who has superpowers, but also this is someone seeing the [Marvel Cinematic Universe] with fresh eyes. We’re 13 movies in. All of these characters have been through hell. So the wonder at seeing at an Iron Man suit is gone for them.”

“So you need new people to do that,” added McFeely. “That’s Scott [Lang], who freaks out when he sees Captain America, and most importantly, that’s Peter.”

But this is just the beginning. Feige seems even more excited to explore where the character goes after leaving the screen in Civil War.

“The most important thing for us is we wanted him to stand apart, as he did in his debut in the early sixties,” Feige said. “He’s a kid who has these abilities, goes out in his spare time, tries to do some good, and he exists in a world where The Avengers can fly overhead occasionally.”

Plus, there’s one major difference between the comics version of Spider-Man and this new movie version, as Feige explains: “In the Cinematic Universe, strange aliens flew out of the sky when he was seven years old [in The Avengers]. That has to have an impact on him. An impact on what his views are of being a hero, and what it means to be a hero. So we were excited about telling that story across multiple movies and kicking it off in this film saying, ‘Guess what? There’s a Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.”

http://io9.gizmodo.com/how-spider-man-save...-war-1771598079

Thank you so much for giving Marvel back Spider-Man Sony🤘🏻🤘🏻 now for Spider-Man: Homecoming 😘😘

This post has been edited by damnself: Apr 19 2016, 09:29 PM

the reviews are slowly coming in...

when opening in malaysia ah

the wait is like waiting from baby to primary school

28th April....relax. Next Tursday it is!

its the first IMAX hall in msia last time...but business cant survive....so gsc got it and put a name MAXX.....
the screen size is IMAX standard size, but now they dint play the movie in IMAX format...so its an IMAX size screen with normal 2D film format....
but last few months they renovate with Atmos so i think normal movie still can give it a try.....

Love this kinds of marketing.

superman didnt die. the sands were floating at the final scene when the coffin is exposed under the sun.

Currently 97% in RottenTomatoes after 31 reviews. I think it's a better movie than BvS. I think la. Who knows.. Hahaha

please stop comparing BVS and CW already...haih

even the trailer and ads were better for Civil War compared to BvS.

BvS still ok movie la compared to Halle Barry catwoman. That one total junk.

BvS and Civil War will be point of comparisons for this year. Cant be avoided.

Especially with a same theme of hero versus hero. Dc make a big mistake in challenging marvel without any foundation.

Bvs>avengers 2...still, winter soldier is marvel best movie yet