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Avengers: Endgame Encore dusted off an estimated $86 million at the box office as new scenes helped bring MCU fans back to theaters to prep for Doomsday. https://bit.ly/4iSZaUS

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I don't know if I agree with that logic. Frankly, if I spent money to go see a movie DLC and found it underwhelming, I'd be less likely to return for Doomsday.

I worked in movie theaters for 15 years, and the amount of customers who just show up with no idea what they're seeing and decide based on what's starting soon would stagger most people.

How dare we? My theater chain's also reshowing the entire Hunger Games lineup, Cars, Akira, and Battle Royale. I think it's kinda cool to be able to revisit something you're a fan of outside of streaming it in your living room, and if it brings in more revenue to keep cinemas open, that's...bad?

There's always a new generation who has yet to see things for the first time. And in some cases, like me, adults who just haven't gotten into the fandom until more recently. So take that, burnouts.

None of my local theaters showed in OST until recently (I had to take a 50m train ride into city before), so It was my first time seeing *any* Avengers movie on the big screen. It's so indescribably different, and I almost let the burnouts convince me there was no point even going.

I keep getting conflicting answers...is this just Endgame, the same one I can stream, or is it modified in some way to set up Doom? I know there's a Doom preview at the end, but the film itself, it's identical?

Right on. Appreciated! Glup Fuckaloo Shitto is an underrated villain IMO. Or a Star Wars character name that was a little too on-the-nose even for that brand.