Nanner Split

Originally posted by: Hot.like.fire
you know we should really cut adam some slack, he's only 13 after all. its soo funny how i expect ppl on this thread to be old mature ppl, yet there are the youngins. soo many of you are still in high school. man those were good times, i loved high school to death. sometimes i wish i could go back, but then i realize life is goood right now

Originally posted by: Adamwankenobi
Brokeback Mountain.

Originally posted by: greencapt


Remy's home was destroyed in hurricane Katrina...

Originally posted by: GundarkHunter

Yes. It would have been a better film. Schumacher is a competent director, but he lacks visual flair and style, and usually has to rely on his design staff to bring this to the production. With films like Falling Down, The Lost Boys and even The Phantom of the Opera, that's OK, but comic book films, to a certain extent, rely on the director having a vision beyond putting nipples on the Batsuit and actually understanding the roots of the comic book. Richard Donner's Superman worked because of Donner's commitment to verisimilitude. Batman and Batman Returns work because of Burton's commitment to bringing out the earlier, darker tones of the Batman comics. The Spider-Man films have worked so far because Sam Raimi's innate visual style resembles a comic book. Ang Lee tried to impose a comic-book style on The Hulk and was unsuccessful, because he's a director who generally works better with intimate human drama. Daredevil was a bloody mess because Mark Steven Johnson didn't "get" the character. The X-Man films so far work because Bryan Singer not only has great visual style; he made the effort to understand the comic before getting into the director's chair.

*Gets off soapbox.*