Oh good, so I wasn't the only one who thought kiddie God of War either.
Damn! I saw Hunter Killer and thought it was about the Top Cow comic book characters. Oh well. Still sounds interesting.
I agree with you here. A couple on here (including Ballistic: Eks vs. Sever) I would put way above several generic and really abysmal horror and video game movies. Has anyone even seen the Tekken movie? That would go on this list IMO.
Sorry. I just really liked the movie and my son is a big X-Men fan as well.
As for my system, everything is as up to date as it can be. When I get home, I can get you the specifics of my system, but since I am seeing this at work, telling you that all the updates are installed is the best I can do.
Well, I have watched the movie several times on my PS3/Blu-ray player and I haven't encountered any problems yet since Friday. I'd say I've seen it around 5 times and every time it has played wonderfully with no issues.
My three kids love this show as well. They sit through the whole show and will sing along to the music that they know.
Except for the order, I pretty much agree with the list as a whole.
It was. It was on Part 1 of the article.
http://filmwatch.com/news/8...
Read next week's part two...
This is just part one of the list. Wait until the next week when part two comes out.
It was awesome. The way he came back. But the way he left in the first place. In the uncensored version, at least. Return of the Joker is still my favorite Batman Beyond story, aside from the ending story to BB in the Justice League animated series.
You're not. I would love to see a Batman Beyond movie because I loved that series. It had a dynamic all its own, especially the Return of the Joker special... it is something special that needs to be revisited.
I love Leslie Mann, but I agree; no one can be Madeline Kahn. She may be like her in many respects, but not her.
That's what I thought when I got the gist of the piece.
So did I, but still a funny list.
My opinion, as both a comic book fan and a movie fan, is that the reboots will have no impact at all. As it is, comic book movies NEVER follow the stories in comic books at all. They use the comics as a starting off point, but that is about it.
Take a look at DC's and Marvel's movies. The X-Men franchise is so off from the source but in terms of being a movie they were still successful. The old and new Batman movies don't follow the comic stories even remotely but...
Agreed. I like the rebooted story and I am definitely pleased with the animation. This looks promising.
I know it is a bit more recent, but I am surprised that two pairings didn't get an honorable mention:
Christopher Nolan and Christian Bale who are currently working on their forth movie together. (Batman Begins, The Prestige, The Dark Knight, The Dark Knight Rises)
Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio who are currently working on their fifth movie together. (Gangs of New York, The Aviator, The Departed, Shutter Island, Xtreme City)
I did...
Honestly, I want to cry every time I think of this. Battleship? Aliens? Really? That was the best plot?
Why not have it be two hackers that broke through the US military's defense grid and are now pitting one US carrier group vs another and they must race to bring their systems back online and secure them before the hackers do manage to land a strike on each other killing innocent sailors?
That is what I first thought of when they mentioned a Battleship...
That's actually not a bad thought. I would still use my cast here for the mocap and likenesses, but a full CGI film for the Justice League isn't a bad idea at all.