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Post by hobowar on Aug 17, 2020 14:57:31 GMT
Does anyone else hate that this seems to be the highest praise some people will give these movies even on sites like geek.com?
I mean seriously, it's like saying I like Tayshaun because "he doesn't seem like a black guy."
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Post by politicidal on Aug 17, 2020 15:03:08 GMT
Perhaps they mean it doesn't feel like one of those comic book movies. Like a Catwoman or a Ghost Rider.
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Post by Feologild Oakes on Aug 17, 2020 17:42:49 GMT
The only comics i used to read where Donald Duck and Beetle Bailey so these movies never feel like comic books movies to me.
Anyway its a silly critic since i don`t think movies or tv shows need to be like the comics. But i am sure many will disagree with me on that.
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Post by MCDemuth on Aug 17, 2020 17:58:39 GMT
No... I don't.
One of the reasons while I am not a fan of "Batman & Robin" is become it did feel like a comic book movie... Full of neon colors, constant jokes, over the top acting, and tons of campy-ness...
Some of us... are not ten years old anymore... And we like our movies to be more sophisticated, and have some realism to them.
That's why I love "Batman Begins"... A real man adapting military tech to become the vigilante Batman... and at the end of the movie, I felt as if this Batman could actually be real, and actually exist out in the real world hunting down bad guys.
Now, if you are one of those that prefer movies aimed at ten years olds, then there is nothing wrong with that... You are entitled to have different tastes and different opinions, than the rest of us...
Now, stop HATING others who are just as entitled to have different tastes and different opinions than you do.
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Post by ThatGuy on Aug 17, 2020 21:45:26 GMT
No... I don't. One of the reasons while I am not a fan of "Batman & Robin" is become it did feel like a comic book movie... Full of neon colors, constant jokes, over the top acting, and tons of campy-ness... Some of us... are not ten years old anymore... And we like our movies to be more sophisticated, and have some realism to them. That's why I love "Batman Begins"... A real man adapting military tech to become the vigilante Batman... and at the end of the movie, I felt as if this Batman could actually be real, and actually exist out in the real world hunting down bad guys. Now, if you are one of those that prefer movies aimed at ten years olds, then there is nothing wrong with that... You are entitled to have different tastes and different opinions, than the rest of us... Now, stop HATING others who are just as entitled to have different tastes and different opinions than you do. I think what is happening now is that they are making movies with elements from the comics instead of jumping in feet first with the comics. The older movies (mainly the costumed ones) had this underlying idea that comics are silly so the movies should reflect that. We've gotten to the point where Winter Soldier is up there with Mission: Impossible.
I don't necessarily think they should make you feel like it could be set in the real world (it is still urban fantasy), but they shouldn't be filmed through a lens of camp.
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Post by hobowar on Aug 18, 2020 7:44:20 GMT
No... I don't. One of the reasons while I am not a fan of "Batman & Robin" is become it did feel like a comic book movie... Full of neon colors, constant jokes, over the top acting, and tons of campy-ness... Some of us... are not ten years old anymore... And we like our movies to be more sophisticated, and have some realism to them. That's why I love "Batman Begins"... A real man adapting military tech to become the vigilante Batman... and at the end of the movie, I felt as if this Batman could actually be real, and actually exist out in the real world hunting down bad guys. This is why the DCEU keeps making the same dull uninspired pretentious garbage over and over to appeal to the fourteen year olds who think their guy who dresses up as a bat to fight a clown is somehow more sOphiCatEd than another guy who dresses up as a bat to fight a clown.
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Post by hobowar on Aug 18, 2020 7:51:21 GMT
Perhaps they mean it doesn't feel like one of those comic book movies. Like a Catwoman or a Ghost Rider. True there have being movies in this genre of varying quality, but we never seem to do this with any other genre. Honestly after Spider-Verse, I see no reason to ever make live action comic book movies again.
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Post by ThatGuy on Aug 19, 2020 15:55:04 GMT
Perhaps they mean it doesn't feel like one of those comic book movies. Like a Catwoman or a Ghost Rider. True there have being movies in this genre of varying quality, but we never seem to do this with any other genre. Honestly after Spider-Verse, I see no reason to ever make live action comic book movies again.
See that person on the hill alone? That's you. lol There will always be a place for live action comic book movies.
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Post by thisguy4000 on Aug 19, 2020 16:59:17 GMT
No... I don't. One of the reasons while I am not a fan of "Batman & Robin" is become it did feel like a comic book movie... Full of neon colors, constant jokes, over the top acting, and tons of campy-ness... Some of us... are not ten years old anymore... And we like our movies to be more sophisticated, and have some realism to them. That's why I love "Batman Begins"... A real man adapting military tech to become the vigilante Batman... and at the end of the movie, I felt as if this Batman could actually be real, and actually exist out in the real world hunting down bad guys. This is why the DCEU keeps making the same dull uninspired pretentious garbage over and over to appeal to the fourteen year olds who think their guy who dresses up as a bat to fight a clown is somehow more sOphiCatEd than another guy who dresses up as a bat to fight a clown. What do you mean “keeps”?
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Post by hobowar on Aug 19, 2020 23:53:59 GMT
True there have being movies in this genre of varying quality, but we never seem to do this with any other genre. Honestly after Spider-Verse, I see no reason to ever make live action comic book movies again.
See that person on the hill alone? That's you. lol There will always be a place for live action comic book movies.
I know 😂
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Post by hobowar on Aug 19, 2020 23:56:58 GMT
This is why the DCEU keeps making the same dull uninspired pretentious garbage over and over to appeal to the fourteen year olds who think their guy who dresses up as a bat to fight a clown is somehow more sOphiCatEd than another guy who dresses up as a bat to fight a clown. What do you mean “keeps”? I mean we're getting a Snyder cut because of people like that ass clown I was talking to.
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