Yeah, well fuck Tartan Asia too, I spent a year of my life doing a dissertation on it to not care anymore. They're all remakes of each other. Even the Eye and Infernal Affairs ( which are getting hollywood remakes). And also fuck Indies - this year's performance at Sundance was abysmal. The best received movie starred Steve "I'm on 'the office' and in 'the 40 year old virgin (at stores now)'" Carrell. So don't bitch about Hollywood movies. They're pulling their act together in a way that could not be fathomable 10 years ago.Jizm said:None. Fuck hollywood.
regmcfly said:Superman Returns does seem to be well thought of in terms of both continuity and character.
D-rock said:That is just so hard to tell since they have been playing around with his continuity for a while now. I always thought that they based the old movies on the silver age version of Superman. Does that mean they are going off of that or the newer version that has popped up since the 1980's.
om3ga said:The plot for "Superman Returns" continues after the events of "Superman II" (the battle with General Zod and his gang of Kryptonian super-villains). Apparently they decided to discard Supes III & IV from the continuity....
Big P13 said:As I recall, Mrio Puzo (Godfather author) wrote Superman I and II as one movie, but they had to be split into two because obviously it would have been waaaay too long as one. In fact, if you go back and watch them both, they really do have the feel of the same movie, and not just a movie and a sequel, which is saying something for that time period because back then, sequels usually sucked, and could barely even keep the feel of the original. When I watched Superman again after I knew who Mario Puzo was I thought it was pretty funny that Marlon Brando was in another one of his movies playing Superman's daddy.
Also, the more I think about it, the more I can't remember if Krypton itself blew up, or if it was the sun that went super nova. If it's the case of the latter, I guess that would make it less questionable as to how he gets there.
I hope the returning character is General Zod. I liked him.
"Kneel before Zod!"
hedonis said:Great job reaching 5000, Om3ga! And I'm not sure what movies I'll want to see this summer. "Benchwarmers" looks hilarious, but since most of those "blockbusters" are old TV shows, remakes, etc. maybe the Sentinel is the way to go. WHo knows?
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om3ga said:Good thing I didn't add MI-3 to the list since it's not doing so well at present (course it'll probably sell bundles of DVDs, but I bet TC wished he cut back on his recent antics)
Black Star said:Superman
Mission Impossible III
The DaVinci Code
Miami Vice
And, one that I'm not sure is a blockbuster or not, A Scanner Darkly. I plan on reading the book soon, but the movie sounds really intriguing. That is, so long as Keanu Reeves doesn't suck in it.