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we saw her jiggling inverted ties and her ass being slammed by billy bob thorton in monster's ball too, but she's still ridiculously hot as storm, especially with the new haircut.
Yeah she ed about it, so then they killed off the prof. and gave her more speaking roles and she was horrible.
we saw her jiggling inverted ties and her ass being slammed by billy bob thorton in monster's ball too, but she's still ridiculously hot as storm, especially with the new haircut.
The Prof isn't dead.
Yeah, but his "death" gave her more lines
dude halle barry is a goddess its only right she play ororo
yeah, but she's a ty ororo. Like she can't hit her lines for . Look at Grammer, he nailed Beast on the first shot, and Barry's had three movies to get it right, and she never could
I really dig Berry's west African accent - she's nailed it in all three movies.
I give all about realism.
Batman's a badass.
Not only is Batman unrealistic...but Frank Miller is a bag...Sin City was a hackjob...and Rosario Dawson is a tramp. And I give all that you give all about realism.
Well, everyone's en led to their opinion.
No matter how wrong they may be.
Burton directed Batman and Batman Returns.
Batman is the best character DC has to offer. IMO
Does everybody remember the Death of Superman? After his death every DC character in the comics sported a black band around there arm with the S symbol. Even Jay Leno and other people had them.
Damn that was a good game for the Genesis.
Obviously...I meant Batman Begins and Superman Returns....was it really that hard to figure out, since there's never been a movie called Superman Begins?
For most people common sense would have been enough to figure out it was a typo...but you're you...so common sense won't be a factor here and I will have to explain the obvious.
Tim Burton Batman...the Batman of Keaton, Clooney, and Kilmer...the 4 films made in the late 80's and early to mid 90's, featuring the villians played by the actors I mentioned earlier, and yes I know Burton did not direct all of them...but it was still his Batman. And it sucked.
I respect your opinion that they all sucked, but you really can't call that abomination that Shumacher put on the screen Burton's Batman.
I always liked the explanation that David Carradine as Bill in Kill Bill gave as to the ways of Superman and his character's fascination with the Man of Steel.
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Bill:
...I'm quite keen on comic books. Especially the ones about superheroes. I find the whole mythology surrounding superheroes fascinating. Take my favorite superhero, Superman. Not a great comic book. Not particularly well-drawn. But the mythology...
The mythology is not only great, it's unique.
[sic]
Now, a staple of the superhero mythology is, there's the superhero and there's the alter ego. Batman is actually Bruce Wayne, Spider-Man is actually Peter Parker. When that character wakes up in the morning, he's Peter Parker. He has to put on a costume to become Spider-Man.
And it is in that characteristic Superman stands alone. Superman didn't become Superman. Superman was born Superman. When Superman wakes up in the morning, he's Superman.
His alter ego is Clark Kent. His outfit with the big red "S" - that's the blanket he was wrapped in as a baby when the Kents found him. Those are his clothes.
What Kent wears - the glasses, the business suit - that's the costume. That's the costume Superman wears to blend in with us.
Clark Kent is how Superman views us.
And what are the characteristics of Clark Kent?
He's weak...he's unsure of himself...he's a coward.
Clark Kent is Superman's critique on the whole human race.
^Now I understand why whottt identifies with Superman.
superman returns sucked ass i think if i could get my money back now...i would.....don't watch it, its stupid....its ridiculous and its completely way off base
This is pretty old news, but for those who were not aware, Superman II will be re-released on DVD this November with the "Richard Donner Version". This version was 70% completed when the first Superman (directed by Donner) was released, but Donner was not brought back to complete the second one. Richard Lester was hired and reshot/rewrote a significant portion of the movie.
More info:
http://www.supermancinema.co.uk/dail...ws/jun06.shtml
I'm pumped about this. The version of Superman II that I grew up watching (we recorded it on television) had several additional scenes that cannot be found on the DVD version. Plus, I've always been bothered by some of the Lester scenes... such as the "final showdown" between Superman and Zod/Non/Ursa where he suddenly has new powers like the ability to disappear and reappear in four different places, or that super cheesy effect where he throws a big plastic "S" at Non.
IMHO, I thought it was a good movie and entertaining although I didn't like Louis Lane, should have been a brunette. But otherwise I enjoyed it and so did my kids.
OMG, and here I thought I was the only one who hated that . I was very very young when that movie came out and I hated it for that very reason.
Lester put together some good fight scenes in Metropolis, but other than that his additions were pretty bad...
Many of the scenes with Lois and Clark at Niagra Falls were Lester contributions. Donner's version had a kid in a boat falling over the Falls with Superman saving him. Lester just had some idiot kid playing on the rails... I always thought that kid deserved to die.
Also, in Donner's version, Lois proves that Clark is Superman by shooting a gun at him. When nothing happens, Clark admits he's Superman. Lois then reveals the gun was loaded with blanks. Much cooler than Clark falling into a fire.
that version has been floating around newsgroups and torrent sites for a while, someone had edited it back together a while ago. would be nice to see a professional release.
The version on the web is still Lester's version, but with some of the Donner scenes that were in International TV versions added in.... The re-release will utilize unseen footage that Donner shot, including (hopefully) scenes with Marlon Brando at the Fortress.
ha hah a they had a part of that in family guy it was funny
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