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The Ideal Superhero Movie Formula

Mr. Scot

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most of the famous superheros have been around for 50 years. the last thing that is needed is for some former music video director to think they need to give them a 'fresh' new spin.

you can pretty much look at every comic movie and the reviews (both critics and public) to tell which were most faithful to the source material.

batman and robin - changed source material, universally hated

batman begins - more faithful, universally loved

x-men 1 and 2 - (relatively) faithful to source, good movies

x-men 3 - music video director with fresh new take, terrible movie

spider-man 1 and 2 - mostly faithful, wildly successful and loved

spider-man 3 - dancing

the best thing to happen to superhero movies is Marvel Studios buying back most of the rights and making the movies themselves. Iron Man is the best example of that.

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most of the famous superheros have been around for 50 years. the last thing that is needed is for some former music video director to think they need to give them a 'fresh' new spin.

you can pretty much look at every comic movie and the reviews (both critics and public) to tell which were most faithful to the source material.

batman and robin - changed source material, universally hated

batman begins - more faithful, universally loved

x-men 1 and 2 - (relatively) faithful to source, good movies

x-men 3 - music video director with fresh new take, terrible movie

spider-man 1 and 2 - mostly faithful, wildly successful and loved

spider-man 3 - dancing

the best thing to happen to superhero movies is Marvel Studios buying back most of the rights and making the movies themselves. Iron Man is the best example of that.

I think i am the only person that has never liked the Spiderman movies...they are IMO too soft and they could have got a better Mary Jane.

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The cast from the show.

Lex is gone on the show right now. He is in a coma. Defiantly need some other villains in the movies.

Tom Welling looks more like Superman than the guy they got in the new movies.

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I always thought the should have gotten Nikki Cox to play Mary Jane.

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The cast from the show.

Lex is gone on the show right now. He is in a coma. Defiantly need some other villains in the movies.

Tom Welling looks more like Superman than the guy they got in the new movies.

tomwelling.jpg

I always thought the should have gotten Nikki Cox to play Mary Jane.

I could see that...since Smallville is intented to be Clark Kent before he was superman..then the show ends and Tom could be superman..

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