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While Shane Black’s skills as a screenwriter have been more than proven with films like Lethal Weapon, The Last Boy Scout, and The Monster Squad, he also showed himself to be an immensely talented director with the fantastic 2005 gem Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. A few years ago he signed on to write and direct a feature film iteration of the 1930s and 40s pul fiction hero Doc Savage, but his plans for that film were deterred a bit when Marvel sought Black out to come on and helm the highly anticipated Iron Man 3.
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im not familiar with the storyline of Doc Savage, although early descriptions show a lot of promise. although i am familiar with shane black's previous works most notably the lethal weapon franchise which stands as the top cop buddy duo of all time. kiss kiss bang bang was also a great movie that i think is underrated.