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atomic-chronoscaph · 5 months
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Michelle Pfeiffer as Catwoman - Batman Returns (1992)
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wcwit · 11 months
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xtishax · 2 months
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people really out here hating on superhero movies with female leads like???? women are the ONLY real superheroes on this planet. you DO NOT get to shit on art just because women are on the front line.
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scottxlogan · 4 months
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Tye Sheridan as Scott Summers in X-Men Apocalypse
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cheezewhis · 11 months
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Somehow I'd never thought about the way secret superhero identities perfectly represent the isolation of being a teenager.
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ordinaryschmuck · 5 months
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I've said it on Twitter, but I'll say it again here:
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2023 is the year that gave us some of the best superhero content in a while...
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And some of the worst...
(And I didn't even hate Quantumania or The Flash)
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esqueletosgays · 1 month
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MADAME WEB (2024)
Director: S.J. Clarkson Cinematography: Mauro Fiore
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gaykarstaagforever · 3 months
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The 1999 Mystery Men movie is now free on YouTube, I guess because Universal finally realized that if no one paid to see it when it came out and so no one remembers it, no one is going to pay $3 to rent it.
Which is a shame (for the people who made the movie, who gives a shit about Universal), because it's good. Based loosely on the Flaming Carrot / Mysterymen indie comics of the 1980s (I'm only familiar Cerberus the Aardvark, which the same company published around the same time), it is meta superhero parody in the style of Gunn's Suicide Squad / Peacemaker, just 20 years before any mainstream American audience would give a crap.
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This is a universe where there is one real superhero, who is so effective that crime is basically non-existent, so that the sole superhero himself is getting bored. When he comes up with a scheme to give himself something to do, it goes badly, unleashing a notorious supervillain on Champion City. When the Mystery Men, obnoxious wannabe heroes with virtually no powers, try to help, they typically fail, but so badly this time that now they are the city's only hope. Will they put petty grievances aside and learn to work together before Cassanova Frankenstein destroys the entire city?
Well, of course they will. It's a superhero movie. The point is watching fun wacky characters bounce off each-other for 2 hours, and this certainly delivers on that. The cast is a who's-who of 1999 charisma, with notable turns by Geoffrey Rush as the scene-chewing, disco-themed Frankenstein, Wes Studi doing Batman if Batman was doing Yoda, and Tom Waits as a benevolent mad scientist with a grandma fetish. Paul Reubens doing a lisp and Kel Mitchell in blonde Sisqo hair are especially fun as a team within a team, farting and getting naked on their path to victory.
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Ben Stiller is the lead, playing a typical Ben Stiller-is-the-lead character, the kind of well-intentioned but self-absorbed incompetent that is charming when Ben Stiller plays him in movies, but everyone would despise in real life. And if you are a person who also isn't a fan of him doing this in movies, you'll also not like it, here. I like Ben Stiller doing this, but Roy here really is a useless pain in the ass until the very end.
There are lots of Gunn-type sitcom jokes about superhero tropes and general goofiness, and similar tonal shifts between slapstick comedy and people being slowly melted. Fans of The Boys will enjoy Greg Kinnear as a G-rated Homelander, complete with product placement on his costume.
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It is about 20 minutes too long at 2 hours, and has way too many annoying closeup 90s fight scenes with mediocre choreography. More scenes of just the cast improving should have replaced a lot of this, because this is what the movie is really about. And there is some amazing 1998 CG that is used well, but man. It looks like what it is, certainly.
Props on someone greenlighting a superhero parody movie in a world where the only things to make fun of were the Schumacher Batman movies (Blade, the first "real" Marvel movie, came out the same year as Mystery Men). But it is obvious that only hardcore comic book nerds were going to connect with this, and there were not enough of them, outside of the big mainline "event" comic speculator market of the 90s, to make up for a $68 million budget.
This was made specifically for a movie-going public that has fallen in love with good superhero movies, then gotten sick of them, and appreciates someone making fun of them in a smart way. That is a thing we barely have now, in 2024. Mystery Men the big budget movie really is a thing that was just 20+ years ahead of its time. Watching it feels like watching an episode of Peacemaker that is intentionally aping the style and production design of Batman Forever. I suppose it is worth seeing, just for that.
Also the 90s Hollywood cameos. Dane Cook shows up, unfortunately. No, he isn't funny. He is a "superhero" who burns people with a waffle iron. I realize that may sound funny, but believe me, it isn't when Dane Cook does it.
See for yourself. That scene is in the original Smashmouth video for "All Star". Because that song being from the Mystery Men soundtrack before Shrek is literally all most people know about this movie.
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And that's not fair to it. Go watch it.
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atomic-chronoscaph · 6 months
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Batman (1989)
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wcwit · 6 months
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That moment when Gridman Universe predicted exactly how I'd be reacting to the entire final thirty minutes of the film!
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brokehorrorfan · 1 month
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Batman will be released on Steelbook 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray on May 28 via Warner Bros. in celebration of its 35th anniversary. This edition of the 1989 superhero movie was previously available in a Best Buy exclusive box set from 2019.
Tim Burton directs from a script by Sam Hamm and Warren Skaaren (Beetlejuice), based on the DC Comics character created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger. Jack Nicholson, Michael Keaton, and Kim Basinger star with Robert Wuhl, Pat Hingle, Billy Dee Williams, Michael Gough, and Jack Palance.
Batman was previously remastered in 4K with HDR and Dolby Atmos sound. Special features are listed below, where you can also see the full Steelbook art.
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Special features:
Audio commentary by director Tim Burton.
On the Set with Bob Kane
Legends of the Dark Knight: The History of Batman
Shadows of the Bat: The Cinematic Saga of the Dark Knight
Batman: The Heroes
Batman: The Villains
Beyond Batman
Robin storyboard sequence
Music videos
Theatrical trailer
Jack Nicholson is the Joker, who emerged from a horrible accident as a maniacal criminal. Michael Keaton is the Caped Crusader, who emerged from a childhood trauma to become a masked crimefighter. Kim Basinger is Vicki Vale, the talented photojournalist desired by both men. And Batman is the movie, the all-out spectacular directed by Tim Burton.
Pre-order Batman.
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thischristianguy · 7 months
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Rewatched Across the Spiderverse
Remember when Hobie Tells Miles use open hands with his electric powers
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Now how does Hobie know about how Miles can use his electric powers better by using palms instead of his fingers?
Is it just an electric engineering thing where Hobie knows more surface area will equal better connection and more effective results?
Let me posit this. Hobie has similar electric powers. How else could he power an electric guitar without them? But also Hobie beaks the energy shield at Mumbatten Roxxon
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Miles posits that he weakened the shield for Hobie to crash through. But is Hobie has the same powers which he use’s through his guitar? If so then this should be revealed later in the third movie
We have seen Hobie’s engineering skills from his cannibalism of Miguel’s tech. What if the guitar amplifies Hobies electric powers? It would be a great way to obfuscate his electric powers. Hobie is hiding in plain sight and playing his own game. We have yet to see him since he quit.
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Hobie could become the main instigator in the third film. Certainly a major player as Miles works his way being the Shonen hero.
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twoheadedfilmfan · 5 months
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Batman Directs
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reallyunluckyrunaway · 5 months
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Which one of these Marvel movies is truly superior?
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ashley--nicole · 4 months
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The Incredible Nightcrawler 💙
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idontbeatgames · 1 year
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Since Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse is arguably the best superhero movie ever made and takes place during the Holiday Season / Winter Time, does that also technically make Spider-Man: Into The Spiderverse the best Christmas movie ever made as well?
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