- silly costumes
- giant robots
- superheros are from another planet, have been bitten by spiders, or have been exposed to some sort of unearthly rays or gasses
- fighting abilities must be unrealistic
- monsters should look cool
- lots of destruction
- stars Dwayne Johnson
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Requirements for Superhero/Action Movies
At least one of these must apply:
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Does this post have something to do with your aversion to "Hancock"? Are you trying to tell Hancock that he is not a real superhero?
And Dark Knight.
I couldn't disagree more about Dark Knight. I saw it as a Superhero/Drama rather than a Superhero/Action Movie, so I wasn't bothered. I like some depth to my superheroes.
P.S. Have I ever told you that I have a serious crush on Dwayne Johnson?
I think it was the villain that had a little too much depth.
Mr. Johnson has a new movie coming out, but I can't remember what it is.
Hancock=silly and shallow. Dark Knight=a masterpiece. Brutally intense, and compelling. Except for Christian Bale's voice. Why did he talk like that?
I liked Hancock. I thought it was a clever, new take on an action movie. I liked that the screen was not so dark that it made me squint and that no one mumbled.
I should've put "silly and shallow" as one of my requirements, though I did not think Hancock was that - it had too much real-life stuff in it, which made me not like it. (See requirements.)
Elizabeth, I'm upset that you disagree with me about Hancock or about anything for that matter. What has gotten into you???
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