THE YEAR SO FAR IN COMIC MOVIES
What up Scarred Fans!!
Yes I'm back in all my scarred glory. And yes I've been scarred by certain Comic movies so far in the 7th month of the year. But not bad scarred. Good Scarred. Man of Steel( despite its so, so reviews by some non optimistic viewers and critics) scarred me in a good way. A good depiction of Supes that's we've been waiting for for a long time; mass destructions and demolitions by kryptonians, action packed fight scenes, etc. Not bad Mr. Snyder. You made my childhood dreams come true seeing Super man go ham on screen. Thanks for scarring me in a positive way.
Shane Black didn't go easy on me either with Iron Man 3, and gave MOS a run for its money, not too much a distance though, they both did pretty good at the box office. If I could pick one over the other, I wouldn't. They both left some lashes on me I can learn from as an artist in terms of story structure, plot, pacing, and action.
The next on my list of anticipated comic movies for the year are "The Wolverine" and "Kick Ass 2", and honestly I don't know what to expect from director James Mangold. And given the History of Wolverine in the past X Men movies, and his solo movies, I don't think Logan has been depicted.....right, rather, depicted true to his comic roots. The PG 13 rating doesn't help either, in my opinion. I know Fox executives have money to be made and could really care less about us Fan boys, but does it really take a lot to give us the Logan we deserve? Guess we'll have to wait and see.
As for Kick Ass 2, its refreshing to see a comic book movie staying true to its R rated and mature comic roots with no compromise ( Cough, you wack for that Jim Carrey). And I can't wait to see how R rated it gets. But until we get an R rated Wolverine to the big screen, stay scarred.
Yes I'm back in all my scarred glory. And yes I've been scarred by certain Comic movies so far in the 7th month of the year. But not bad scarred. Good Scarred. Man of Steel( despite its so, so reviews by some non optimistic viewers and critics) scarred me in a good way. A good depiction of Supes that's we've been waiting for for a long time; mass destructions and demolitions by kryptonians, action packed fight scenes, etc. Not bad Mr. Snyder. You made my childhood dreams come true seeing Super man go ham on screen. Thanks for scarring me in a positive way.
Shane Black didn't go easy on me either with Iron Man 3, and gave MOS a run for its money, not too much a distance though, they both did pretty good at the box office. If I could pick one over the other, I wouldn't. They both left some lashes on me I can learn from as an artist in terms of story structure, plot, pacing, and action.
The next on my list of anticipated comic movies for the year are "The Wolverine" and "Kick Ass 2", and honestly I don't know what to expect from director James Mangold. And given the History of Wolverine in the past X Men movies, and his solo movies, I don't think Logan has been depicted.....right, rather, depicted true to his comic roots. The PG 13 rating doesn't help either, in my opinion. I know Fox executives have money to be made and could really care less about us Fan boys, but does it really take a lot to give us the Logan we deserve? Guess we'll have to wait and see.
As for Kick Ass 2, its refreshing to see a comic book movie staying true to its R rated and mature comic roots with no compromise ( Cough, you wack for that Jim Carrey). And I can't wait to see how R rated it gets. But until we get an R rated Wolverine to the big screen, stay scarred.
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