I could see a second trilogy working for this series. And I agree with Murphy's statement that a reboot isn't needed. The series is decent as it is. Though I would like to see more action and less stupid humans doing not so funny things with bad lines.
I might catch this one on DVD. Personally, I am kind of tired of Adam Sandler.
I can't wait to see this one. To have Jackson back on the Tolkien series is just tremendous.
There is just something about this film that is calling to me. Don't get me wrong, I love my bosses, they are the best set of women I know, but something about getting even with a horrible boss... I am just curious to see it play out.
Amen to that. I have to admit that I am not a huge fan of the visual comic. It was a nice novelty idea for a while, but it has grown old and stale in my opinion.
Actually Crisis on Two Earths mirrors the JLA's meeting/fight with the Crime Syndicate of America. It happened back in 1964 in the pages of JLA and they continued to be a force up until Crisis on Infinite Earths which simplified all of the DCU multiverse. The animated film itself is more of a take on the 2000 graphic novel JLA: Earth 2.
Crisis on Infinite Earths is a much more complex and longer storyline than that in the Crisis on Two Earths animated feature.
I get what you are saying, and yes, I agree that anime is very detailed and expressive. That is why I like anime because it is a living picture in motion. Facial expressions, backgrounds, even minuscule details in clothing and surrounding buildings are remarkable to behold. (And yes, Makato Shinkai's work is exceptionally phenomenal. Voices of a Distant Star is still one of my favorite pieces of animation ever.)
But the simplicity of western animation is a big draw to a l...
What can I say: it's Pixar, it's animated, and my kids would love to see it. I'm sold.
I have seen all the movies already, but my friends and I are having a Potter Marathon this weekend to refresh what we have seen in the first 7 films.
So will my kids. This is the gaming series that my daughter and oldest son are learning to play on.
Not a bad list, but I would certainly leave out a couple. I wasn't a big fan of 52 or Marvel vs. DC. And while I would love to see the JSA and Titans on the big screen, they aren't as well known to make that happen. If I had put together this list, I would probably have it go like this.
1. Infinite Crisis (Totally agree with you there.)
2. Marvel Zombies (Love this series.)
3. The Death of Superman/Reign of the Supermen (Complex, but could work if done...
Personally, I would like to see Bay return to the series. For better or worse, when you really break this franchise down, it is all about the visuals and action. And I personally thought that Bay was the right choice for that particular combination.
Would I have like to have seen a better story out of all three films? Of course. But it was a great homage to the cartoon series and I am pretty much fine with that.
Yep, I am definitely excited to see this one. I wasn't a big fan of the original series, but I will certainly give this new series a chance.
I know this may bomb like crazy, but I certainly want to see this one. I love the games so this is a treat for me.
It's all based on your personal taste. I love anime. I have been a fan of anime since the early 1980s. But that is not to say that I don't like American animation and cartoons. Personally, I prefer some western cartoons to anime. As I prefer some anime to westerns.
While series like Ore no Imoto, Gosick and Star Driver (just for some recent examples) are beautifully rendered and animated, I would have to say that Young Justice, The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Her...
Personally, I do hope they make a sequel. I am sure if they had just one thing/villain to focus on, they would do a much better job.
For me, since I am just a huge fan of the character, I just want to see him done right. I wish I could have separated the comic fan in me just a bit for this movie and quell some of my expectations, but I couldn't. I hope I don't do the same for the Cap movie coming out next month.
Ah, yes, I did see First Flight. I actually kind of liked it though they did rush the Sinestro angle. So far, my favorite take on GL has been in The New Frontier. That Hal Jordan and his origin has been my favorite depiction so far. First Flight was good though. But so far, when it comes to GL flicks, I do prefer this one the most just because they touch more on what makes the Corps a big part of what makes Jordan so important to the DCU.
They made a Blackest Night movie? Or are you referring to the comic event in the GL titles?
I was ad to hear of his passing. He was a great actor and some of my earliest and fondest movie and TV memories were of him. I used to watch Columbo with my grandparents every time a new murder mystery would come on. Spending so much time with them and watching TV with them is one of my greatest childhood memories. And that he is the narrator and grandfather in The Princess Bride, one of my all time favorite movies, was just another special something that I remember him by. It is a sad day in...
I am definitely going to see this one, though it depends on who wants to see it with me as I am the only horror fan in my circle of friends and family. But it certainly looks like it could be one hell of a fun film to enjoy.