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@Matches: I'm not saying it's a CON for movies but it has always been a CON for media entertainment overall. Whether it's books, comics, movies, TV, etc. Maybe in the very beginning it was just comics but it hasn't been that way for a very long time.
Chill brother, not trying to argue here.
All I'm saying is no it wasn't "always" a con for that. The con has been around since 1970. It's just become more and more bastardized in the last 5-10 years. It's good to see this change coming. Not to mention I don't think movie studios really gain much from the con and they have basically said the same thing.
I full heartedly agree I lost all interest in SDCC the year they put all the comic guests on a little boat away from the con. Comics should be front and center at Comic-Con. I have no problem with studios promoting a few genre based movies there but c'mon they promoted the Other Guys last year.
Also it might have been some sort of homage to the helicopter scene in the original superman.
Weapon X: That says it all.
Mariachi: Good call. I hadn't thought of that.
The scene made sense to me. The inspiration for the construct came from his nephew's toy earlier, plus he is still a rookie amongst the GLs. His imagination and understanding of construct creation grows over time and continued use.
Ten Comic Films that I like Green Lantern better than...
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Completely agree. The Hot Wheels track alone is reason enough to see it again.
Green Lantern









| Directed by: | Martin Campbell |
|---|---|
| Written by: | Greg Berlanti, Michael Goldenberg, Michael Green, Marc Guggenheim |
| Cast: | Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively, Peter Sarsgaard, Mark Strong |
| Studio: | Warner Bros |
| Genre: | Action, Comic Book, Science-Fiction |
| Official Site: | greenlanternmovie.warnerbros.com |
I've tried to remain spoiler free, but remember, this is a review so I am discussing the movie...[more]...
The Nolan Batman movies are like James Bond adventures instead of superhero movies, which is what I think sets those movies apart from the rest of the genre.
I still find it funny that the easiest character in all of the Marvel Universe can't get a decent movie. Seriously, how difficult is it to make a Punisher flick?
Agreed, he's just an action hero for fucks sake. Its not like he shoots lightning bolts out of his asshole or anything. I did like the Thomas Jane movie for what it was, and I enjoy WAR ZONE as a throwback flick to some of the bargin bin cheesy action movies of the 80's, but they don't really work as good character adaptations though.
I agree with you as well, Matches. Especially when it comes to one schmoe in particular. Who shall remain nameless.
Dead Musicians that I would love to see in concert

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It's about time someone raps about the FUPA.
Source: http://www.collegehumor.com/video/3501445/fupa-...
I just want a decent Green Lantern adaptation, so chances are I'm not gonna like it, and all the campiness is just a slap in the face like the Schumacher Batman films were. I don't think Green Lantern needs a Dark Knight level treatment, but take the source seriously and play it strait instead of just trying to imitate IRON MAN's tone. If they wanted a lighter more campy movie then they should of went with The Flash instead.
Agreed Nite Owl. I don't think they understood how to make this movie work. I remember reading about how Campbell attached himself to this flick because he just wanted to do something different. That's good and all for him trying to branch out but i don't think there was anyone really spearheading this film making sure that it turned into a great flick instead of a pale imitation of another super hero film.
It's far better than a Schumacher Batman. That was all schlock. This doesn't come near that level of goofiness.
I actually feel that X-Men First Class was the best and technically that was a sequel to a franchise that was well received by critics yet it did poorly. Sure the last two installments weren't great by any means, but neither were the last two of Pirates. Just more food for thought.
Word Matches, I absolutely loved First Class, thought it was phenomenal and I will see it a second time and buy it on blu-ray. It's only a close second to Super 8 on my personal fav list of summer '11.
It really is fantastic! The artist, Joe Eisma is a really cool dude and I love his work with the series!!
That's awesome to hear. I always like it when the creator is not an ass.
Here's the news story about the guy who created this. http://technabob.com/blog/2011/06/15/awesome-iron-man-mark-i-suit/
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HOLY SHIT! TIME BANDITS! VERY NICE! You really have a thing with midgets this week sir.










I'm just giving shit. Wait, did that bastard nominate us himself? Awe man, and I felt all flattered. But yeah, the show would suck without me.