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Avengers movie

Who’s seen it? I totally want to goooooo!!!!!!!!!!


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  1. UnknownMon May 07, 10:12:00 AM 2012

    It's amazing, you'll love it! http://booktalkandmore.blogspot.com/2012/05/avengers.html

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  2. EmilyMon May 07, 10:30:00 AM 2012

    We went Saturday. It's AWESOME and totally lived up to what I expected a movie like that to be. (Although we did think it started a little slowly.)

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  3. Just Judy's JumblesMon May 07, 11:00:00 AM 2012

    I'm going with our son either Tuesday or Thursday when our theater has matinee prices all day!

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  4. Jeffrey and TiffanyMon May 07, 11:41:00 AM 2012

    I am not really into super hero movies but this one actually looks good. If my hubby suggests it, I might just go with him. (We went to see Batman Begins in grad school with a bunch of chemist...what a way to kill a good movie. We all dissected the movie and explain why "scientifically" it wouldn't work. Maybe this one will be better. :)

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  5. John G. PierceMon May 07, 12:24:00 PM 2012

    Saw it Friday night. Highly recommended. Capt. America has the best single line, Hulk has the best single scene.

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  6. Camy TangMon May 07, 04:05:00 PM 2012

    Hahaha! I am dying to go! Captain Caffeine and I have to schedule a date night.

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