ultimatedjf
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Oscar Nominations were today; this, along with Poseidon and Pirates of the Carribbean: Dead Man's Chest are the noms in the category Best Visual Effects.
Oscar Nominations were today; this, along with Poseidon and Pirates of the Carribbean: Dead Man's Chest are the noms in the category Best Visual Effects.
The plane rescue scene is the best scene in the film. The film is pure Superman gold until, so desperate for an ending, they rip off the Last Testament of Jesus Christ.
What, "Bass" is back, and now we have to talk about this train wreck of a movie again?
Yahoo.
I thought Jews don't recognize The Last Testament? If so, that means there is nothing to rip off.The plane rescue scene is the best scene in the film. The film is pure Superman gold until, so desperate for an ending, they rip off the Last Testament of Jesus Christ.
Comic strip, comic book, manga, bandes desinee, fumetti,... now you're just splitting hairs. That's like saying the Tintin movie is not a comic book movie because it's based on a 'bandes desinee'.
This i agree with. Only because Garfield is one of the worse comic strips EVER. But regardless of the correctness of your statement, Garfield is STILL the worse comic book ever, because your statement doesn't prove it is any better than Superman Returns.
Saying that one comics' source material (Garfield) is crap and therefore making another comic book movie (Superman Returns) worse, is like saying that Youngblood the movie would be better than Superman Returns.
The fact remains that one post of Bass is worth more than all of you nebies posts combined.
I still say it's a great film. Flaws and all.
Garfield may not have an ongoing story, but that doesn't mean all comic strips do not have an ongoing story. Clearly you have never read something like The Phantom. Or Dick Tracy. Or Tarzan. Or Prince Valiant. Or Mary Worth's Family. Or Modesty Blaise. And NONE of those strips are spinoffs from comic books.No it's not splitting hairs. Comic strip = basically no on going story , pick up and read and know where you are just for fun , like peanuts.
Yes, but that isn't the defining aspect that separates them from what strips are. And there ARE comic books without ongoing stories, as you very well know.SSJmole said:Comic book actually has on going stories
The very first comic books started as collections of newspaper strips. And even today, online strips like PVP have become collected as comic books (and not just as TPBs, but as monthlies)SSJmole said:is actually collected in a comic book not found online or in news paper.
I will concede that this is a matter of opinion, and will not debate any further whether or not Superman Returns is the worst comic book movie of all time (which btw, was our original disagreement, and NOT whether or not it is better than Garfield)SSJmole said:Ok you want me to compare films?
I agree. You don't need to argue your case all so strongly, simply because I already said I hated Superman Returns.SSJMole said:The story also has a twist in which superman is the father of Lois's son which from a point not comic point is ok IF it was not done in such a cheesy way that any iddiot could see coming a mile away.
They then after doing this twist actually don't follow up on it in a way worth caring and the film suffers for that fact as well.
I liked Howard the Duck. No, really.SSJmole said:Horrible , Horrible film where it's so bad if given the choice I would rather watch howard the duck or catwoman and we know how bad they are.
Let me repeat that while I DO hate Superman Returns and that I agree that there ARE plot holes, your example is kind of bunk since it IS the idea that Lois wrote that "Why The World Doesn't Need Superman?" piece many months before the movie takes place.SSJmole said:Let's look at returns as a film ignoring the comic stuff for now. The plot holes e.g The date on "why the world doesnt need superman" is February DESPITE the fact the film is in September!
It's not entirely unreasonable for her to have written it before the movie takes place since she got a Pulitzer Prize for it, and I doubt that the article could have gotten the attention and effect on the reading public for it to be considered by the Pulitzer people to award it all shortly before the movie takes place. The piece was written in February, she gets a Pulitzer in June. The movie takes place in September.
In short, it's NOT a plot hole.
There are tons of plot holes, but this is not one of them.
Then she got it LAST year. Superman was gone for FIVE years.BUT Pulitzer prizes are awarded for work the previous year. so Lois would not been able to get one for it at the time of the film. Plot hole.
I only believe in doing that if it actually has a chance of being funny. And by 'funny' I mean because there's no way for me to shoe horn a pedophile joke in.SSJmole said:And it's cool like you said it is a matter of opinion. However I don't mind a nice debate on it. by this I mean you didn't insult me or use the "you like *insert thing* so your opinions are void" cop-out excuse which is fine. In fact I like it.
Then she got it LAST year. Superman was gone for FIVE years.
NOT a plot hole.
Mole....your gripes are on stuff too significant to really count as plot holes.
Sure they might be a valid irk to you.....but in the larger scheme of the film's flaws....they don't add up to anything substantial that would hold weight in this arguement.