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The 7 Least-Faithful Comic Book Movies

Started by TMC1982, November 23, 2007, 10:34:39 PM

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Tripe

Does the vampire Pomeranian in Blade Trinity count cause I wants me a vampire Pom :)

gbeenie

I'm with GalvaTRON on Hulk. I'd much rather see an ambitious failure (that's if you believe the movie simply failed) than a film that plays it utterly safe, with artistic goals so low it would be virtually impossible to not reach them (i.e., the Fantastic Four films).

As for Batman, while I will agree that the film is definitely showing the cracks as it ages, I still love it, if only for the fact that basically NONE of the superhero films anyone likes would have happened without it.
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Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck

Quote from: bratpop on January 09, 2008, 10:43:38 PM
Batman 1989 is not bad for a 70s movie.

That's like saying Herpes isn't bad for a STD.

I have to agree with everything GalvaTRON said about it.

RoninFox

Quote from: Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck on January 10, 2008, 07:58:53 PM
Quote from: bratpop on January 09, 2008, 10:43:38 PM
Batman 1989 is not bad for a 70s movie.

That's like saying Herpes isn't bad for a STD.

I have to agree with everything GalvaTRON said about it.

Actually it's like saying herpes isn't bad for a respiratory infection.
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mlcorcoran

QuoteBatman 1989 is not bad for a 70s movie.That's like saying Herpes isn't bad for a STD.

actually that's a terrible analogy. not that i find it offensive, i just don't think it applies.