Bullshit! World Is Not Enough is crap, enjoyable crap, but crap none the less. The Villains were good, but that was about it. I really didn't care for the action scenes, they just slid way too much into camp territory. The only good action in that movie was the very beginning of the opening when he had to get out of…

It is sad that he seems to be the only one truly affected by the experience. He really was the best part of Batman Forever(I realize that isn't saying much), and actually did try to get his storyline to work despite being like 10 years older than he should to play Dick Grayson.

That's good, as much as I did like the character, there is just no way the story would be better off if he was able to come back from that and be with Fiona. It is much better for him to have been killed and fiona never to find out, or to be stuck working for the druglord till the end of time, poor Steve.

Except that Johnathan still let Clark save people, he still let Clark do what was good for the betterment of the people. I liked that Johnathan! The Kents were one of the better parts of Smallville because they actually got them right.

Because living your life by the values you were taught is a bad thing? I want my Superman to be the epitome of good, not confused or being forced into doing said good. What the hell is wrong with having heroes that are actually heroes now? Why do they all have to be "dark" or have "edges". Especially when it comes to…

He could of, but I still think with Dent his intention was more to save the kid and what happens to Harvey happens. Which is why it didn't bother me as much as the Ras death, though it still pisses me off about the inconsistency with the way Nolan did Batman through the movies.

Except it is a different Johnathan. This isn't an elseworlds story, it is just trying to get Superman on the big screen, you know the definitive version of the character. It is fine if you want to change a few things here and there, but switching up fundamental parts of the characters is dumb, because in the end these…

The upbringing I'm talking about wouldn't cause him to have doubts or be "troubled" he would just say screw it and help anyway, regardless of what may come to him or not. He wouldn't of sit back and let Johnathan die, or have been conflicted about it.Would it have undercut the "dark" tone the movie would of been…

I don't know, all I've seen of this Johnathan Kent was not the Kent that usually rasies supes. Especially if he forbids him from helping out during a Tornado. The real Johnathan would let Clark help, because it is the right thing to do.

What sets apart Superman is the fact that he was raised by loving parents who instilled in him the best qualities of humanity. THAT is Superman! To not have been raised by his parents like that is like having a Batman who is inspired to fight crime by something other than having witnessed his parents get killed in…

I just hope when I do finally see Man of Steel it is as hilarious and horrible as this post makes it out to be.

Yeah, that is straight up murder. He planned for the train to crash, and he obviously planned to leave Ras on there. It was just murder with a deadly train.

Thank you! Glad someone else sees them as pretentious and nonsensical. My brain still wants to explode from the stupidity of the boat segment in The Dark Knight.

She's both! I would say during the first half of the 3rd season she was an Anti-Villain, but after she went back to Earth-2 she was an anti-hero.

Weird, I've read up on this a lot and never saw anything about drugs, just that she was drinking. The way she was out I would not be surprised if she was, just that in most reports I read they didn't confirm anything.

Just an inversion of the trope! Her friends are the villains, and she turns on them!

This isn't even a question for me. Hands down gotta be Fauxlivia.

Agreed. If you are 16 and you get drunk you are more than entitled to wake up with a horrible hangover, you put yourself in position for THAT! Not to get raped, and then have the pictures taken and thrown all over the internet so people can now make fun of you as the slut who got fingerbanged.

I liked Mama, but there were problems with it. It was more creepy than scary, so it didn't really work as a horror film. Jessica Chastain's character was also a stereotypical punk girl in the beginning which was painful. I rolled my eyes the scene with her band. But her character got better as the film progressed at…

Oh hell no, the only way Tebow will ever start for the pats is if both Brady and Mallett are injured to the point to where they can't play. I'm saying this because it will be highly fucking annoying listening to the Tebowites, especially if they have the audacity to want Tebow over Brady. Which I wouldn't put it…