This thread has just reminded me of how much I was stunned by X3. Stunned at just how badly the thing lumbered along not making any real sense, and not caring to do so. Just like Rush Hour 3. Hmm..what do these have in common?
And I do actually enjoy Rush Hour 2 so go figure. Maybe it's the DTS ES track because its certainly not the direction.
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captainsolo said:
Why not simply make a comic book adaptation that was !Gasp!...the comic book?
The next X-Men movie should just be this:
I'm trying (and failing) to reconcile your two statements. How would a movie that's like an arcade beat-em-up based on the cartoon be making the comics into a movie?
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captainsolo said:
And Super 8 is merely a bad quasi horror film by JJ Abrams that rehashes way too much of Close Encounters. Ooooh how completely not interesting.
While I agree 90 minutes of watching the old school X-Men console would make a smashing movie, I cant help but be taken aback by how much we're all tripping over ourselves to explain why we already hate a movie we don't know that much about.
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