thee great one
Master of TOG-fu.
I liked it when I seen it and then hated it later after reading the book and watching it again.
Hollywood superheroes could soon have their powers stripped by a formidable new adversary - Reality Man.
A team of scientific advisers has been set up to ensure superhero and sci-fi films do not get too far-fetched.
Their leader, physicist Dr Sidney Perkowitz, believes only one major assault on the laws of nature should be allowed per movie scenario.
It can be faster-than-light travel, as in Star Trek or Star Wars, or X-ray vision, or the ability to walk through solid objects.
But if a storyline becomes too outlandish, filmgoers will be put off, Dr Perkowitz claims.
His message could be bad news for the daddy of all superheroes, Superman. He has a wide range of powers, including the ability to leap tall buildings in a single bound, catch bullets, pick up cars, and fly through space.
That's just silly, I think Hollywood has a pretty good handle when it comes to reality these days. Imposing a limit like that is just stupid
that's one of the most retarded things i've ever read. there's no way that anyone in Hollywood would actually give a **** what that guy says anyway. like i said, retarded.
Who formed a team of scientific advisers?
Who formed a team of scientific advisers?
I did,
Is that a team of scientific advisers as in 1 team. Or Houde did you make your own A-Team featuring scientific advisers? "I pitty the fool who doesn't know if he should use an integral or a differential to solve for the area under a curve!"
Possible DC comic movie crossovers?
While Nolan is normally very dismissive of the idea of the DC heroes "crossing over" on screen, his reaction makes it seem like it may be a possibility.
Blargh.
Seconded.Blargh.
Blargh yourself.
haha. i don't even know what that's supposed to mean.