Which unspeakable crimes did he commit? If you can't speak of them because they are unspeakable, I understand, but from my standpoint he was just a harsh and menacing military leader with superpowers.
Which unspeakable crimes did he commit? If you can't speak of them because they are unspeakable, I understand, but from my standpoint he was just a harsh and menacing military leader with superpowers.
You have it, you just can't post it.
I sure hope so. Bradley Cooper has a treatment for Hyperion and the Fall of Hyperion he has been floating around Hollywood, supposedly. Those books, by Dan Simmons, are my Sci-fi versions of the Lord of the Rings books, in the sense that I have read them over and over and over again, and each time they are just as…
I agree. Actually IM3 is my favorite Marvel movie to date. Fantastic movie, saw it three times in the theater.
I don't understand. I live in Sa Francisco, and I like to tenderize my steak before putting it on a grill or before marinating my chicken. Many people in San Francisco like their meat tenderized. I have a wooden block I put it on and pound it with a wooden hammer, although I have a metal one I sue sometimes. Why…
If they are filming now it's perfect, because it actually has been super-duper foggy in SF the past few days. Could look cool on screen.
No one does...
Actually, depending on if that nice man breaks any laws, he may find an actual judge may judge him.
Hey, SPOILER ALERT, please!!!!
No, screw you. These pics are awesome, and I look forward to Vince's lists every day. There's always something awesome contained therein.
I don't know if it's overload... I didn't think Supes was that brooding in MoS, it's just the whole story was presented as very serious, and I'm cool with that. There was little or no humor in that movie, and that's not the same as "grim"; It could have used a few jokes, but that wasn't the tone they were going for,…
"a bunch of misfits and losers becomes a group of friends, and heroes at that" is not a plot, it's character development. The reason they needed to gel is what constitutes the plot. That plot was about getting a bauble from a bad guy who was going to destroy a planet. That's pretty much it. The bauble is a…
Fair enough! Maybe I should just "chill."
No, it was a shitty movie because it was written poorly. It actually has a very dense plot, even more dense than most Marvel movies. But it went too far in the direction of camp, which is what I'm warning against with this sudden newfound love of movies that focus on fun at the expense of story.
I entirely disagree. I really really really loved Man of Steel. I know it's cool to hate on it, but I thought it was fantastic. I loved the darkness and seriousness of it, and completely understood and agreed with the dramatic choices in the movie.
Well, Avengers had just as much of a plot as GotG. Avengers didn't as much character development because the characters had already been introduced. The issue with the plot is that it was very dense, but also not really central to what they were trying to do. Essentially they were trying to stop a bad guy from…
But I liked Man of Steel dark and gritty.
The one thing you don't really need for a lot of these movies is a discernible, important plot. And I say that as someone who loved the movie. These movies, and by these I mean Marvel movies, but also a lot of Super-hero movies, rely heavily on a McGuffin in movie after movie, and a complicated, hard-to-fathom or…
Does this person talk about the atrocities of Hamas fighters putting missiles in schools, something which the UN documented on numerous occasions?
The important thing for many fundamentalists is that they believe the Bible is the INERRANT Word of God. All belief follows from this idea in their mind, because if the Bible does contain errors, than any part of it, including the nature of the trinity, Christ's crucifixion, the idea of original sin, can be doubted. …