spazzass909

Is it just me or does Sue look like [Caprica] 4 from BSG in this variation?

1)I'm glad I starting to be able to tell when Sims writes an article just from the title.

2)Not only does Huntress' little trimming show off her breasts, it also makes a little cross makes her costume look a bit like a cathloic who's guilt ran them right off to work in a strip club.

3) you're use of "Overrated" in regards to a Batman movie that is NOT Dark Knight makes no sense to me. I love Phifer's costume and acting.

4)The star saphires are really just a league of battered women who find liberation in exotic dancing. OMG, that would make an amazing one shot.

Jesus...so much DDR

war of the roses was one of the best things from the 80s

Helping her make roti for everyone for Christmas dinner

I almost drowned when I was younger. I went to the beach with my family and went into the ocean for the first time on the 4th of july. I got into the water with my brother and father and the warm water was so soothing I got so relaxed and closed my eyes and envisioned I was back at home, andI tried to sit down on my favorite chair. In reality i plopped down in the middle of the ocean and had to get pulled up since I couldnt swim. I later told my father and brother that I saw a fish and waved to it, but my eyes were closed the whole time and I just wanted to sound cool since they were so worried about me. I actually didn't even think I was in any danger until they pulled me up.

[first timer, linked from Comic Alliance]

I really like this article and the how much time you accredit to the argument put forth by the 'other side.' I call them that because I, mostly, agree with you too.

I don't think, for a second that Kick ass or Scott will destroy the genre. For me, both these films fall into the a new genre all by themselves, in regards to past comic movies and movies that make fun of comic movies. As opposed to Shaun of the Dead, which set out to make fun of zombie movies, these two seem to just be making fun of life, while being based on a comic.The "wouldn't it be cool if" aspect of them target a different audience, or at least a different part of the brain, than comics and comic movies about good, evil, redemption, alienation, etc. They put the punchline first, like in the title for instance, and hit it over and over throughout the movie. They are strictly for instant gratification and miss most of the things other comic and comic movies try to get across.

The genre that I believe KA and SP belong to might waiver but will never die. It will affect our genre, with movies trying to be like it, but ours will hopefully not become so jaded.

And for the record, I also really liked the Watchmen movie and everything it stood for.

I kindof want Cliff to sit on my face...