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This last Saturday night, I watched the Incredible Hulk, the re-launch of the series starring Ed Norton as Bruce Banner, Liv Tyler as Betty Ross, William Hurt as General Thunderbolt Ross, and Tim Roth as the Abomination. It should also be noted that Tim Blake Nelson as Dr. Sterns was delightful, and he stole [...]


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Word on the net is that Dr. Stephen Strange may get his own big-budget movie in 2010, or thereabouts. I’ve always loved this character, and I think it would be awesome–more than awesome–to see the bizarre mindscapes and planar excursions of Steve Ditko brought to fruition on the big screen. For those who have [...]


Darkman, starring Liam Neeson and directed by Sam Raimi, is a bit of a cult classic movie.  This is a 1990 Sam Raimi movie before his big budget Spider-Man movies, yet the hallmarks of the Raimi style are still all there, as are many of his favorite actors (right down to the Bruce Campbell cameo).  [...]


      


I liken “Super guy: Behind the Cape” the 2000 movie starring Mark Teague, as Superman meets Spinal Tap, but not as funny.  This is a mockumentary, long on irony, great characterization, and dry absurdities, but short on traditional laughs.  Indeed, while listed on the Internet Movie Database as a comedy, the movie actually comes off [...]


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For this episode, I watched Ang Lee’s 2003 movie, the Hulk.  I had never seen it, but from other people’s comments I had come to expect problems. 
 
The movie was shot beautifully.   Directed to feel something like a comic, the picture was often broken into panels, and hard-edged transitions rolled across the screen in [...]


The Specials
 
I really enjoyed this movie!  Released in 2000 for a minimal budget of one million dollars, this movie has real heart.  The writing is top notch, and the main characters are really well fleshed out.
 
Witch the exception of Rob Lowe, I didn’t know who any of these actors were.  Almost all of them are [...]


“Zoom: Academy for Superheroes” is a kid’s movie and a Tim Allen vehicle. 
 
Overall, I enjoyed this movie, and I don’t feel as if I wasted my time watching it.  Basically, it was the Bad News Bears remade as a superhero movie.
 
Tim Allen seemed loveable and charismatic, like he normally does, and his comedic routines [...]


I was sorry that I missed Ghost Rider when it was in the theaters.  The Rider is obviously a B or C level character in the Marvel Universe, but, as with Blade, his true potential I figured would become evident on the big screen.  I knew Nicolas Cage had always had a strong desire to [...]


Well, for you, dear friends, I made a leap, and I watched a movie that I would have never seen otherwise—Catwoman.  My dedication to exploring all things super heroic in non-comic media has made me a soldier in war of outlandish entertainment!
 
With the dismal reviews, the Razzy, and the “ooh, cooties” reactions from everyone I [...]


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