[quote]RSGZ wrote:
Hmmm, to derail his thread, or not?
People should know by now these discussions belong in this thread.[/quote]
I dont know, to me the overall topic of movies doesnt fit in here, now comic book movies etc does. I keep saying someone should make a thread dealing with everything about all movies.
[quote]DJHT wrote:
[quote]RSGZ wrote:
Hmmm, to derail his thread, or not?
People should know by now these discussions belong in this thread.[/quote]
I dont know, to me the overall topic of movies doesnt fit in here, now comic book movies etc does. I keep saying someone should make a thread dealing with everything about all movies. [/quote]
Agreed.
I want us to pick 5 people who actually like movies so T-Nation can have it’s own “Spill.com”.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
[quote]DJHT wrote:
[quote]RSGZ wrote:
Hmmm, to derail his thread, or not?
People should know by now these discussions belong in this thread.[/quote]
I dont know, to me the overall topic of movies doesnt fit in here, now comic book movies etc does. I keep saying someone should make a thread dealing with everything about all movies. [/quote]
Agreed.
I want us to pick 5 people who actually like movies so T-Nation can have it’s own “Spill.com”.[/quote]
Agreed, but not only like, have some fucking balance. Not go watch Expendables and then bitch about lack of character development and the love story between Statham and his cracker no ass girlfriend.
I nominate Wolbarret for one of the guys.
He seems to generally like movies.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
I nominate Wolbarret for one of the guys.
He seems to generally like movies.
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+1 to that.
To anyone who likes the Back to the Future movies and/or played the old point and click adventure games (Sierra games and the like), I recommend the Back to the Future Game on PC/PS3. I picked it up for $10 during the PSN summer sale and so far (I just finished episode 1 of 5) it is awesome retro fun.
Plus it’s nice to finally play a good BttF game after all the shit with the BttF name on the original NES.
[quote]kevinm1 wrote:
Due out next month Batman Year One the comics that Nolan based Batman Begins was based on, Catwoman is being played by the ever sexy Eliza Dushku[/quote]
Yeah, Frank Miller’s Year One, Dark Knight Returns, and Dark Knight Strikes Again books are considered some of the most groundbreaking and influential books/story arcs of all time, and with good reason. His stuff is incredible. I’m really looking forward to this film; hope they do the book justice.
On a side note, I’m starting to get into the DC Universe and animated comic book films and would like some recommendations. Batman is my favorite comic book character, so that’s mostly what I’m looking for, but other suggestions are welcome (heck, they don’t even necessarily have to be DC for that matter). I already own Gotham Knight and I plan on picking up Under the Red Hood very soon. How about Superman/Batman: Apocalypse? That worth checking out?
X, I know you’re one of the more prominent animated film fans around here. Hit me with some stuff.
[quote]CC wrote:
[quote]kevinm1 wrote:
Due out next month Batman Year One the comics that Nolan based Batman Begins was based on, Catwoman is being played by the ever sexy Eliza Dushku[/quote]
Yeah, Frank Miller’s Year One, Dark Knight Returns, and Dark Knight Strikes Again books are considered some of the most groundbreaking and influential books/story arcs of all time, and with good reason. His stuff is incredible. I’m really looking forward to this film; hope they do the book justice.
On a side note, I’m starting to get into the DC Universe and animated comic book films and would like some recommendations. Batman is my favorite comic book character, so that’s mostly what I’m looking for, but other suggestions are welcome (heck, they don’t even necessarily have to be DC for that matter). I already own Gotham Knight and I plan on picking up Under the Red Hood very soon. How about Superman/Batman: Apocalypse? That worth checking out?
X, I know you’re one of the more prominent animated film fans around here. Hit me with some stuff.[/quote]
The Batman Superman Apocalypse was very true to the story and awesmoe
Under the Red Hood is the best Joker movie ever
Batman Beyond Return of the Joker just got released on Blue-Ray I think the original Joker death is in it(the changed it)
Young Justice is being released on DVD tomorrow
Here’s the new Dark Knight trailer:
[quote]DJHT wrote:
[quote]Professor X wrote:
[quote]DJHT wrote:
[quote]RSGZ wrote:
Hmmm, to derail his thread, or not?
People should know by now these discussions belong in this thread.[/quote]
I dont know, to me the overall topic of movies doesnt fit in here, now comic book movies etc does. I keep saying someone should make a thread dealing with everything about all movies. [/quote]
Agreed.
I want us to pick 5 people who actually like movies so T-Nation can have it’s own “Spill.com”.[/quote]
Agreed, but not only like, have some fucking balance. Not go watch Expendables and then bitch about lack of character development and the love story between Statham and his cracker no ass girlfriend.
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If you want balance, then I’m the wrong guy. If the lead character is a woman and if its a romantic comedy, I’ll hate it.
[quote]kevinm1 wrote:
Due out next month Batman Year One the comics that Nolan based Batman Begins was based on, Catwoman is being played by the ever sexy Eliza Dushku[/quote]
Not related, but i just started watching Doll House, i love Eliza Dushku since Faith on Buffy.
This isn’t Geekish, but these podcasts get me through the day. This and Spill.
Hot link to the after credits Avengers trailer in Captain America Thor is jacked
And one for Spider-Man
There is no god a Captain Planet live action movie really?? Really??? Really???
[quote]kevinm1 wrote:
Hot link to the after credits Avengers trailer in Captain America Thor is jacked [/quote]
I want to watch it so bad I’m going to wait until I see Captain America.
[quote]kevinm1 wrote:
There is no god a Captain Planet live action movie really?? Really??? Really???[/quote]
Holy crap
[quote]Cartoon Network announced that they have signed a development deal to adapt their environment friendly super hero Captain Planet into a live action feature film complete with Planeteers.
Cartoon Network has set up a development deal with Angry Filmworks to produce a live action Captain Planet movie. Don Murphy and Susan Montford will spear head the project and have the exclusive rights to the character.
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[quote]kevinm1 wrote:
[quote]CC wrote:
[quote]kevinm1 wrote:
Due out next month Batman Year One the comics that Nolan based Batman Begins was based on, Catwoman is being played by the ever sexy Eliza Dushku[/quote]
Yeah, Frank Miller’s Year One, Dark Knight Returns, and Dark Knight Strikes Again books are considered some of the most groundbreaking and influential books/story arcs of all time, and with good reason. His stuff is incredible. I’m really looking forward to this film; hope they do the book justice.
On a side note, I’m starting to get into the DC Universe and animated comic book films and would like some recommendations. Batman is my favorite comic book character, so that’s mostly what I’m looking for, but other suggestions are welcome (heck, they don’t even necessarily have to be DC for that matter). I already own Gotham Knight and I plan on picking up Under the Red Hood very soon. How about Superman/Batman: Apocalypse? That worth checking out?
X, I know you’re one of the more prominent animated film fans around here. Hit me with some stuff.[/quote]
The Batman Superman Apocalypse was very true to the story and awesmoe
Under the Red Hood is the best Joker movie ever
Batman Beyond Return of the Joker just got released on Blue-Ray I think the original Joker death is in it(the changed it)
Young Justice is being released on DVD tomorrow
[/quote]
Thanks for the recs. I’ll check those out.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
[quote]kevinm1 wrote:
There is no god a Captain Planet live action movie really?? Really??? Really???[/quote]
Holy crap
[quote]Cartoon Network announced that they have signed a development deal to adapt their environment friendly super hero Captain Planet into a live action feature film complete with Planeteers.
Cartoon Network has set up a development deal with Angry Filmworks to produce a live action Captain Planet movie. Don Murphy and Susan Montford will spear head the project and have the exclusive rights to the character.
[/quote]
I’m not sure how to respond to that.
All I remember was that was a cheesy cartoon.