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Han Solo VS Indiana Jones

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#95583
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Cartoons!
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Disbelief can only be suspended so much until it crosses the line of absurdity.

Example: the way Batman always seems to rise to the occasion on Justice League. As much as I like Batman, I can't get away from this nagging feeling that he would be more than a little dwarfed in light of some fo the interstellar threats the League faces.
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#95325
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Empire Of Dreams 2
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If I were in charge of killing Han Solo, I think I would have had him die on Endor when the Rebels are trying to storm the Death Star shield generator (whose brilliant idea in the Empire was it to place the new Death Star's shield generator so far away from the actual Death Star?), possibly sacrificing his life for either Leia or Chewbacca.

And probably would have left the thing with Luke & Leia being twin siblings on the cutting room floor.
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#94834
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Sequels that should never be...
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Originally posted by: Darth Chaltab
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Why would anyone want a superman film to fail?


I disagree with the way the film is being handled (casting Kate Bosworth as Lois Lane, making the film a semi-sequel to the first two movies that starred the late Christopher Reeve, etc.) and feel that they don't deserve to have it be successful. I don't hate Superman, I hate the way they're doing this new movie. But maybe I'll be wrong, maybe that Brandon Routh guy will rise to the occasion, who knows...

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#94833
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Cartoons!
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Originally posted by: Bossk
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Originally posted by: GundarkHunter
Chalk me up as unexcited. I was never a fan of the Thundercats.


I second that emotion.


Were you anti-"He-Man & The Masters of the Universe"? Some people viewed Thundercast as being essentially a knockoff of He-Man. Don't know why I'm asking...

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#94593
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Cartoons!
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Originally posted by: GundarkHunter
Simple reason for why the Batman and Superman series looked far superior to the '94 Spiderman: Paul Dini and Bruce Timm, who also went on to do Batman Beyond. The visual style they had was far superior to anything Marvel's DIC-produced cartoon could muster. Style can go a long way in making even a limited animation series (done on fours rather than twos) look superior. Recent examples of this include Dexter's Laboratory, The Powerpuff Girls, Samurai Jack and Clone Wars, which all share one common denominator: Genndy Tartakovsky.


It probably helped too that they didn't depict Batman and Superman as whiny little men-bitches who want to throw in the towel every time they get a paper cut or stub their toe or some other accident befalls them, which is what Peter Parker seemed to do almost every other episode after a while of the DIC-1994 cartoon. Angst can be fun when done right, but the '94 show made their angst too absurd and repetitive.