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Rhyno posted:LoL, I thought that was him. He was also a producer on the film, so it's not like he was just hired to be a background mook.
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Would it really he that unexpected? A briefly popular tv actor ends up taking any paying role. That's a pretty common story.
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Aug 26, 2017 05:43
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Rhyno posted:Would it really he that unexpected? A briefly popular tv actor ends up taking any paying role. That's a pretty common story. Like Paul McGillion from Stargate Atlantis playing the principal.
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Aug 26, 2017 05:48
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Phylodox posted:Like Paul McGillion from Stargate Atlantis playing the principal. Poor Carson.
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teagone posted:Season 1 of Heroes was so good. I've rewatched it 3 times over now. Will probably again some time before the year's over. If you change like the last 10-15 minutes of the finale you have a solid one season masterpiece.
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Masi Oka, went on and got a job in digital effects with, I believe, ILM. He still does some acting, but it is not his job.
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The Question IRL posted:Masi Oka, went on and got a job in digital effects with, I believe, ILM. dog he was on hawaii five-o for 96 episodes he worked at ILM before becoming an actor
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BiggerBoat posted:So Batman 89's a no go for my six year old.  Your child is broken, get a new one.Just kidding, he is probably still too young for such movies. I was 8 when I watched it back in the cinema and had one hell of a time. Mostly because it was the first big Batman movie back in that decade. But the again, my parents allowed me to watch movies like 80's The Fly, so.... 
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I was about that young when it came out and my parents wouldn't let me see it. It's one of my favorite movies still. I knew the story almost completely because I had full sets of the Topps trading cards with that terrible Peepums Nasty Gum theyd give you. It is a pretty strange movie. Keaton's Bruce Wayne is the weirdest person in the whole thing, which is saying something. The only part about it I don't like is they did a terrible job with Gordon. Between Batman 89s chubby goober and Batman 66s useless dork I didn't have a great opinion of Gordon. It's a dang good thing B:TAS didn't base their Gordon off the movie version like they had to for Penguin and Catwoman.
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purple death ray posted:Peepums Nasty Gum I've started MBMBAM recently so I get this reference.
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purple death ray posted:I was about that young when it came out and my parents wouldn't let me see it. It's one of my favorite movies still. I knew the story almost completely because I had full sets of the Topps trading cards with that terrible Peepums Nasty Gum theyd give you. Haha that gum that was like a razor blade. It really is a strange film. I had mixed feelings about when I first saw it and felt the same way this last time. It's highs are really high and then other parts are just...I don't know how to put it..."off"? A lot of it just "misses" somehow but not by any valid critique I can drum up. I admit that's a dumb thing to say but I can't word my issues with it for some reason. It's like the sum of the parts didn't add up as a whole somehow. And yeah, to whoever asked, BvS was really nice to look at. Visually I had zero issues with it aside from CGI end boss.
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I saw Batman '89 in like Kindergarten, when my only point of reference was Adam West reruns. I remember mostly just being very confused by something called Batman where the first 30 minutes was gangsters in suits taking and almost no Batman.
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SleepCousinDeath posted:Spider-Man 3 is better than any of the Captain America movies. Wow these are some terrible clips. As good as the action and stunts were in SP2, here they're completely shoddy. SP3 was bad all around. I wish they had bothered using real life stunt men in the Harry fight, its something the Cap movies are pretty good about.
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It's been 10 years and I still can't work out Spider-Man 3. Was it Sam Raimi deliberately taking the piss because he didn't want to do most of what Sony wanted him to do in it?
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Wheat Loaf posted:It's been 10 years and I still can't work out Spider-Man 3. Was it Sam Raimi deliberately taking the piss because he didn't want to do most of what Sony wanted him to do in it? Sam Raimi tried to cram in the studio's venom movie and his ill-advised Sandman movie into a single feature so the result is a bunch of disjointed scenes that don't have much of a narrative or tonal connection, where plotlines just get resolved by absurd coincidences. Mix in Raimi's taste for camp, and it's one weird loving movie.
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BiggerBoat posted:So Batman 89's a no go for my six year old. Maybe Batman Forever? I saw Batman & Robin in theatres and I was around that age, so it might work.
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I think it also had something to do with the scheduling, and I remember some hullabaloo about script changes. Either way it was a massive disappointment.
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I will stand and defend the Peter Parker musical number scene. It's stupid, it's dorky, its cringey to watch, and it's perfect Peter Parker. Even at his worst, he's still a total dweeb.
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Execs decided to meddle with the movie and instead of relenting, Raimi tried to meld two totally incompatible things into one movie. He should've just done the Venom movie. I know it's not what he wanted, but like...too bad, I guess? Suck it up and do a good film. It's not like they forced the Hypno Hustler on him.
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Plus what he wanted sucked.
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He literally could have just adapted the Ultimate Venom origin story and it would have been fine.
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Batman and Robin would be great for a six year old. It's the most PG of all of them, full of one liners and flashy costumes
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Al Borland Corp. posted:Batman and Robin would be great for a six year old. It's the most PG of all of them, full of one liners and flashy costumes 6 is a little young to begin questioning your sexuality.
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Al Borland Corp. posted:Batman and Robin would be great for a six year old. It's the most PG of all of them, full of one liners and flashy costumes It's too boring for a 6-year old.
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Ojjeorago posted:6 is a little young to begin questioning your sexuality. You joke but no it's not.
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Netflix's Death Note was surprisingly fine. 6 or 7/10. It should have been a series and not a movie - it rushed through a lot and would have definitely benefited from cliffhanger endings. Agreed that it gets a lot better near the end.
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Al Borland Corp. posted:Batman and Robin would be great for a six year old. It's the most PG of all of them, full of one liners and flashy costumes I was six when it came out and I thought Bane was scary. 
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I really don't know, can 6 year olds read? Because Batman: Lil' Gotham might be up his alley. There's even an issue about divorced parents still loving their kids.
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Wheat Loaf posted:I was six when it came out and I thought Bane was scary. For all of the one minute he's in it?
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Like I said, I saw Batman & Robin in theatres around that age, and when you're a kid you'll love all kinds of stupid poo poo. I'm sure their kid would love it too, but remember: the parent's watching as well.
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Watching rise of silver surfer with my girlfriend. What a mistake
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Al Borland Corp. posted:For all of the one minute he's in it? I was a massive wimp at the time.
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catlord posted:Like I said, I saw Batman & Robin in theatres around that age, and when you're a kid you'll love all kinds of stupid poo poo. I'm sure their kid would love it too, but remember: the parent's watching as well. Hey man that movie is loving great.
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catlord posted:Like I said, I saw Batman & Robin in theatres around that age, and when you're a kid you'll love all kinds of stupid poo poo. Yep. My son is all about Spiderman 3 right now. Loves Venom. I've been watching it and the Sandman stuff is really well done. The effects anyway.
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Al Borland Corp. posted:Hey man that movie is loving great. Were you involved in that discussion about it that happened in the Animation Thread? I know there were a couple other people who would agree with you. I'm not one of them, but I will defend Forever. Edit: ^^Haha, yeah, one summer my brother watched The Phantom Menace at least once, often twice, and on occasion three loving times, a day every day for like, a month. catlord fucked around with this message at 01:30 on Aug 27, 2017 |
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Batman & Robin is unironically one of the best movies in the Batman franchise. Batman Forever and Batman 66 are up there too.
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I'm glad there's a different Batman movie for every taste, everyone's happy in the end.
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There's only one thing I hate in that movie, the Robin/Ivy fight where they edit in reverse looped footage real bad. It's the laziest thing I've ever seen in a Schumaker film and I can't believe that made final cut. Also Bane is pretty lame. Things I love: Bat nipples Alfred's speech about Batman's motivation Bat credit cards Me Freeze wearing polar bear slippers and a robe watching Christmas specials in his frozen lair while his henchmen freeze their asses off The loving pose Batman does for no one in particular when he captures Freeze Freeze puns That old lady played by the wife of the creator of Batman who keeps telling everybody she knows other important people Ivy's burlesque routine in a gorilla suit The giant statues all over the place in Gotham That dog that gets frozen peeing on a fire hydrant Bat skates The whole arc of Robin wanting to take more responsibility and Batman treating him like a kid but learning he has to trust him Ivy's origin with John Glover hamming it up George Clooney is the most charming Bruce Wayne to date, and the most charming Batman though generally you don't want him to be charming Things I could take or leave: Batgirl. She's fine, but completely unnecessary
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It's probably the worst big budget movie ever made and can't even be enjoyed ironically unless you're a really dedicated contrarian.
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