Upcoming Marvel Comics Movies.
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AdrenalineJunky
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Okay, this is a wee-bit out of place, but I want to see the new Harry Potter!arnisador said:
AdrenalineJunky
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I thought the Spider mans were pretty, darn, good.mantis said:
AdrenalineJunky
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The still beat the poop out of the old spider man series.mantis said:
Navarre
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For the complexity of what is required to bring superhero characters to the big screen, I think Marvel has done remarkably well...except for Hulk, which was a bad movie all the way around.
Bryan Singer did a great job adapting X-Men considering it's complex history. I have no problems with the Spider-Man franchise either. Spider-Man 2 was indeed better than the first, which is a rare delight in a sequel.
Bryan Singer did a great job adapting X-Men considering it's complex history. I have no problems with the Spider-Man franchise either. Spider-Man 2 was indeed better than the first, which is a rare delight in a sequel.
FearlessFreep
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Being a fan of B-Movies (I also post as Fearless Freep over at the http://www.badmovies.org forums) I've made the point that..hey, once I suspend disbelief enough to handle time travelling androids from a post-apocalypitc future, I don't sweat stuff like wether the CG looks real or not.
Mantis, dude...learn to indent your code. (and I think 'publich' would raise a compile error...and I'm not going to even consider whether a function name and a argument name being the same is going to muck up the compiler trying to resolve the reference)
Mantis, dude...learn to indent your code. (and I think 'publich' would raise a compile error...and I'm not going to even consider whether a function name and a argument name being the same is going to muck up the compiler trying to resolve the reference)
AdrenalineJunky
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*whispers* Harry Pot-uh. . .lol
FearlessFreep
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let's take it outside.. at C#junkies forum j/k
Silly me...I thought it was Java (well..from the er..indentation my first guess was C : )
But...I now realize you chnaged it and thus rendered my post totally nonsensical...
Silly me...I thought it was Java (well..from the er..indentation my first guess was C : )
But...I now realize you chnaged it and thus rendered my post totally nonsensical...
Elecktra was ok... Enjoyed X-Men 2. Really liked Constintine (sp - not Marvel obviously) .. Spiderman 2 was entertaining, along with the blade ones..
Hulk, bad. X-Men 1, mildly disappointing. Spiderman 1, neutral.
Here's a site that is quite informative... http://www.marveldirectory.com/marvelmovies.htm
Hulk, bad. X-Men 1, mildly disappointing. Spiderman 1, neutral.
Here's a site that is quite informative... http://www.marveldirectory.com/marvelmovies.htm
Well, I know that Iron Fist (a superhero Martial Artist) is going to get A LOT of talk on this board for sure. It was one of my favorite comics when I was younger (a lot younger) and I do hope they do this one right. There's also another favorite MA- hero (not super) of Marvel that I liked quite a bit as well... "Shang-Chi Master of Kung Fu" which could be made into a fun movie as well, if written, casted and directed well enough.arnisador said:
Of the ones thus far; Batman series, Blade, Spiderman Dare-devil (was ok), Superman I & II, and X-men were the only ones that I've been pleased with as far as comic adaptation. Hulk, Fantastic Four, , Electra... I could've lived the rest of my life and died a happy man if I hadn't seen any of these.
To do that is to simply render an opinion... I think mainly because of the writing, casting and direction. Also another likely reason is audience expectations.Navarre said:
Yes, my kids are definitely Harry Potter fans. The ads for this one look good, but of course one can never tell! I thought the first three were OK--the most recent was definitely better than the two befor eit.AdrenalineJunky said:
The kids are looking old though!
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