SuperJerk

LOL. Hicks in the sticks. We all live on farms and ride horses to work out here, you know.

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Hey..I *liked* Mystery of the Batwoman...a little bit.

Make me.

Sounds like my situation. My tuition is almost $2000, and its only for 6 hours. My biggest beef is that the unpaid job I'll be doing is basically the job I've already been doing for the last 3 years. In years past, they made allowances for this situation and had them do their assignments and observed people at work. I'm still waiting for one of these wonderful summer vacations I keep hearing that teachers get. No offense, dude, but apples and oranges.

Deja vu. Now let's compare this genocidal rant to MikeSC's ability to argue for 10 pages against any "liberal" point no matter how much empirical evidence there is to the contrary. I've already paid my dues trying to argue with Marney. She knows what I think of her. And, in addition, let me ask the following... Is anyone here familiar with Andrew Sullivan? Sullivan is a columnist and frequent guest on Bill Maher's HBO show. Sullivan frequently hands out satirical "awards" for statements made he thinks are bullshit, and names the awards after people who are famous for making bullshit statements. For example, he has one called the "Michelle Malkin Award" for which nominated statements must "be entirely devised to insult; it should be completely devoid of originality; it must have at least two hoary, dead-as-a-Norwegian-parrot cliches; and it must assume that readers already agree with the writer. Arbitrary mean-spiritedness wins extra points." That's what the Pit is all about.

Yeah...Marvel kind of dropped the ball by introducing a disco-themed charactered at a time when disco record were being publicly burned and baseball stadiums were hosting "Disco Demolition" nights. Still, while Dazzler is basically the Marvel trying to jump on a bandwagon after the wagon has come to a stop, Marrow is a far shittier character. Combine the "tough kid from the wrong side of the tracks" cliche with your usual Morlock angst, and you've stumbled upon the most annoying character to ever grace an X-Men roster. She was basically a proto-type for the also shitty X-23, and was universally hated by fans.

I cannot emphasize enough how much better the director's cut of "Daredevil" was.

Except it wasn't that bad, and the vast majority of the criticism I've heard (throughout the internet and especially on this thread) that was either that it didn't follow the comics or someone's favorite character wasn't used. Like I said, it might not have been the movie I would have made, but that doesn't make it bad.

I think someone posted a page of it earlier...

My verdict: This isn't the movie I would have made, but it wasn't bad. Sure, the X-Men movies don't follow the comics, but it does a better job than the Ultimate X-Men comic (you know...the Marvel comic book where almost everyone's a teenager except Wolverine, who tried to murder teenage Cyclops so he could sleep with underage Jean Grey, where Beast and Storm were dating, where Nightcrawler and Rogue were in Weapon X, and where Collosus is a homosexual). I'd like to see more X-Men movies. There's more than enough other X-Men characters to make up for no Scott or Jean. Storm, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Collosus, Kitty Pryde, and Rogue were the bulk of the X-Men team during the 80s, after all.

Evidently.

Another reason the movie should've been made in black and white.

WEEKS?

WHAT?!?!?!?!

Because it was never the actual explanation????

It'd have been funnier if: (1) it didn't go on so damn long (2) it wasn't basically just the same joke over and over (3) it hadn't already been argued over at length in another thread this past weekend.

I find this thread's title exceptionally misleading.

Thanks for the spoiler warning, buddy.

That didn't stop X2 from outgrossing Batman Begins. Seriously. Just because you're a household name, doesn't mean people want to go see your movie. Did "From Justin to Kelly" teach us nothing?

Every time we have this discussion, Toyota always wins. They're just great cars, and you can get a new one for under $15,000.

So doing well enough to become one of the top 50 highest grossing movies of all time is a sign a movie doesn't have legs?

Part. Of. Its. CHARM.

Bingo. AICN has a review of the Superman TAS home video movie. http://www.aintitcool.com/display.cgi?id=23450 Apparently it makes absolutely no reference to anything that's ever happened on Justice League.