Oh Really? Well now I have to go see it. I loved the old Adam West Batman show.Captain Pancake said:
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This film was awesome. Though it stops being funny bout halfway through it. Instead it goes for pure shock factor towards the end.
Still a cracking film.
Still a cracking film.
Swear I must've seen this like three weeks ago? Is it only just out in the states, or is Bob just really running behind?
I loved it, and almost all the comments you made, I made during the film, soundtrack, Cage etc etc. Go watch it, because as he says, it's just FUN
If I wasn't in the middle of finals, I'd go see this tonight. As such, I'll have to wait another week and a half. Sucks, but I can't go failing any exams when I'm this close to graduating.
Also, I knew you wouldn't let this one get away without a mention of Watchmen. And as I always do when presented with such an opinion, I have to respectfully disagree that Watchmen was 'awesome'.
Also, I knew you wouldn't let this one get away without a mention of Watchmen. And as I always do when presented with such an opinion, I have to respectfully disagree that Watchmen was 'awesome'.
If you search kick ass on google you can find an uncensored trailer, that definitely proves that it is not a kiddie movie.solidstatemind said:
OT: I am now more sure than ever that I want to go see this movie.
A brilliant movie, and one that everyone should pay to see twice, seeing as the studios wouldn't touch it so Matthew Vaughn had to finance it himself.
Yeah, British made film, we got to see it first. It's a fantastic movie, isn't it?AMCization said:
It's been said already and ignored - most of the under 20's will miss the point of the fragmented voice pattern and OTT stances that Cage pulls out. Two Words: Adam West
Which gimp said he didn't laugh? Are you broken in the head? The bazooka? The in car groove-fest? The 11 year old girl owning a switch blade competition? Hell, even if it's just the totally inappropriate and therefore perfect soundtrack used to accentuate the many insane action sequences.
There was a lot to love about this movie, it had heart, character and more than anything, a lot of fun!
Bob + 1
Which gimp said he didn't laugh? Are you broken in the head? The bazooka? The in car groove-fest? The 11 year old girl owning a switch blade competition? Hell, even if it's just the totally inappropriate and therefore perfect soundtrack used to accentuate the many insane action sequences.
There was a lot to love about this movie, it had heart, character and more than anything, a lot of fun!
Bob + 1
I don't see how any morally questionable humor would bother anyone who the movie was targeted to. Some of the best comedies I've seen are full of humor that makes you feel horable for laughing but you just have to watch it again. Some people are just to stuck up when it comes to movies like American Pie and South Park's, Throw you sensabilities to the side and go watch people do and say hilarious shit that you would never do, thats what the movies are for in my opinion.Drmonstereater said:
Geez, I didn't know there'd be a ton of gore (never read the comic). I figured it was a "Mystery Men" for an even younger audience, and thus would be nothing more than general slapstick and cutesy dialogue. From the TV trailers it certainly seemed the case.
But upon learning otherwise, I may just have to give it a try now.
But upon learning otherwise, I may just have to give it a try now.
All other trailers / reviews / hype / controversy aside, I desperately wanted to see this movie based solely on this trailer
What fills me with joy is the fact that that piss poor review and the reviewer was totally destroyed in the comments. Good times.TomOfTheCross said:
