Love Jon Favreau! Love the comic book! Hate the movie!

I don't believe you! You're lying! You filthy filthy liar!!!!











</sarc>>> ^messenger:

Nope. I was singing that song in the 80s, and I'm sure it's even older, probably from the days of the Adam West series.>> ^lampishthing:
Wasn't the "Jingle Bells, Batman Smells" song written for the cartoon? If I'm wrong I'm wrong, but that was where I encountered it and that's why I tagged it...>> ^messenger:
90s for the cartoon, eh?
No 80s for the Michael Keaton movie?
No Vintage for the comic strip and comic book?
Bit of a stretch.>> ^lampishthing:
90s for the reference to the 90s cartoon...

Nope. I was singing that song in the 80s, and I'm sure it's even older, probably from the days of the Adam West series.>> ^lampishthing:

Wasn't the "Jingle Bells, Batman Smells" song written for the cartoon? If I'm wrong I'm wrong, but that was where I encountered it and that's why I tagged it...>> ^messenger:
90s for the cartoon, eh?
No 80s for the Michael Keaton movie?
No Vintage for the comic strip and comic book?
Bit of a stretch.>> ^lampishthing:
90s for the reference to the 90s cartoon...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Veju4PxhuGc
>> ^messenger:

90s for the cartoon, eh?
No 80s for the Michael Keaton movie?
No Vintage for the comic strip and comic book?
Bit of a stretch.>> ^lampishthing:
90s for the reference to the 90s cartoon...

Wasn't the "Jingle Bells, Batman Smells" song written for the cartoon? If I'm wrong I'm wrong, but that was where I encountered it and that's why I tagged it...>> ^messenger:

90s for the cartoon, eh?
No 80s for the Michael Keaton movie?
No Vintage for the comic strip and comic book?
Bit of a stretch.>> ^lampishthing:
90s for the reference to the 90s cartoon...

90s for the cartoon, eh?
No * 80s for the Michael Keaton movie?
No * Vintage for the comic strip and comic book?
Bit of a stretch.>> ^lampishthing:

90s for the reference to the 90s cartoon...

Exactly...alright then...so it's not just me.>> ^mxxcon:

>> ^Grimm:
Wait a minute...I thought you were supposed to sit facing the tank.
Ya, that's why there's a shelf where you can put your comic books and your chocolate milk, and you got the flusher right here.

>> ^Grimm:

Wait a minute...I thought you were supposed to sit facing the tank.
Ya, that's why there's a shelf where you can put your comic books and your chocolate milk, and you got the flusher right here.

I tired of Comic book movies. Tired of remakes. Tired of Melodramatic trailers. Super SUCK-IT.

Thor was great. Straight forward, good spectacle, like a good comic book.
>> ^VoodooV:

tell me...how do you have plausible character development for Thor and Loki, a couple of demi gods.
when you take into consideration this is a comic book movie...and on top of it, the only reason the movie existed was to introduce Thor for the later Avengers movie...I thought they did pretty good.

>> ^VoodooV:

tell me...how do you have plausible character development for Thor and Loki, a couple of demi gods.
when you take into consideration this is a comic book movie...and on top of it, the only reason the movie existed was to introduce Thor for the later Avengers movie...I thought they did pretty good.


thats why i used the word tepid.
it was ok.pretty god is fine as well.
i disagree with the dismissal of character development.i was a huge thor fan when i was a kid and there is a ton of back story concerning loki and thor (along with massive amounts of lore) but the movie really didnt touch on those things.not in any substanstive way to relay their complicated brother relationship.in my opinion anyways.

thank god joss whedon went in a different direction and portrayed thor much closer to the comic books (even his gleeful physical bouts with the hulk).

i mean think about it.while nolan has done a fantastic job with batman.singer dropped the ball with superman and green lantern was an abomination and due to those two last failures we may never see a justice league movie.

character development and plot wrapped in a tasty story is vital to a good movie.even if that movie happens to be based on super hero comic books.

tell me...how do you have plausible character development for Thor and Loki, a couple of demi gods.

when you take into consideration this is a comic book movie...and on top of it, the only reason the movie existed was to introduce Thor for the later Avengers movie...I thought they did pretty good.

I believe it's from the comic "Planetary" by Warren Ellis. The image was in my profile for a while..maybe that's where you saw it last?

>> ^lucky760:

I'm no comic book buff, but I know I've seen that before. Where zit from?
Enjoy your chartership!

I'm no comic book buff, but I know I've seen that before. Where zit from?

Enjoy your chartership!