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I beleive the point of that movie is dystopian future movie fans will buy anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by Evans
That or "children are the only things keeping us from all turning into either insane zombie wanna be's, military assholes, or anti government nutjobs."
I saw Day of the Dead.
Awesome movie, but the remake looks like crap.....
Ghostrider was unintentionally funny.
Veronica Mars season 1. Excellent show, one of my favorite seasons from any show I have ever seen. I suggest you all watch it even though the premise may seem kind of lame...it works really well and every episode was excellent.
Pirates of the Caribbean 3. It was kind of F'ed up. I would give it a 3 star. I was all over the place and unorganized to me.
Shrek 3. A decent movie, though I personally liked 1 and 2 far better.
I watched a film called I.Q. it was really nice
I watched Robin Hood Men In Tights today. You gotta love the classics.
I saw Fantastic Four 2. Better than the first, though that's not saying much. The Silver Surfer was cool, if not really used to the fullest of his potential.
Is it true that Galactus was a large cloud of smoke?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyberxion
Yeah, he was sort of derived, very loosely, from the Ultimate version of Galactus. And when I say loosely, I mean it. Thing is though, it sort of worked on screen. It might've been cooler for the fans had he been true to the comic, but I couldn't see a giant planet-eating man playing well to audiences not familiar with the source-material. Meh.
Yes, a tall man in a purple suit, eating planets, wearing a funny hat would have been a bit odd. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Cyberxion
Hah! No doubt. They did sort of tease his 616 appearance though, in a silhouette on a planet as he was passing by. It was....something for the fans, I guess. :shrug:
Yup. I saw that trailer not too long ago. At first I was like....OH SNAP IT'S A HIM!!! *points finger at screen* But then I heard he was just a dust cloud. And I was all like... :\Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyberxion
He's more of a storm-cloud really, but the distinction is academic at best. He's still just a cloud. :P
I do think it worked though, at least for the big-screen. Still, the spectacle of the character alone would've been worth it to see, even if they had to alter his appearance a bit to play down the cheese-factor.
I'm thinking of making a comics thread now. =\ Damn it.