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I've never seen an entertaining CGI fight, ever.
Zod, Ursa, Non vs. Superman in Superman II (1980), is by far the best fight I've ever seen in a superhero movie.
The only superhero tv series I've ever seen is "Smallville" and "Superman And Lois".
But I just recently got "Lois & Clark" so I'll watch that too.
I've never seen any of the other superhero shows.
I've never seen an entertaining CGI fight, ever.
Zod, Ursa, Non vs. Superman in Superman II (1980), is by far the best fight I've ever seen in a superhero movie.
Not a movie, but did you ever watch the Daredevil show on Netflix? It had a couple of single-take fight scenes that were amazing. Here's an article about the one from the final season: https://www.vulture.com/2018/10/dare...ght-scene.html
Not a movie, but did you ever watch the Daredevil show on Netflix? It had a couple of single-take fight scenes that were amazing. Here's an article about the one from the final season: https://www.vulture.com/2018/10/dare...ght-scene.html
I haven't seen that, but its worth watching by the sounds of it.
It seems to have the best reviews of all the marvel shows, and some compare it to Nolan's Dark Knight, which I liked.
I dont know how younger people feel, but I do not have any desire to see many of the new movies, including the superhero ones. I wish they would go back to some good old romantic comedies.
Romantic Comedy is the only genre I never want to see.
But I gave a film 10/10 that had romance, not comedy though, its called Closer (2004).
And rare for me to give 10/10, rated 681 films and only given 10/10 to 6 of them.
With Disney and Warner Bros making more and more super hero shows and movies, do you thinks its too much or are you excited to see them?
As a long-time comic book fan whose childhood was spent escaping a not-so-great life by immersing myself into the awesome fantasy worlds of DC and Marvel, I cannot get enough of this. It is literally the best time to be a comic book fan. Nowadays, it is not just the "big guns" (Wonder Woman, Superman, Batman, Spider-man, et al.) who get movies and TV shows: it's also tons of other less heralded characters and tales, and I LOVE IT.
Generalization for all movies, not just super heroes. Hollywood is just stringing together lots of scenes of special effects and chases. They aren't feeling any need for any sort of story to link them together. It would be a nice change to see something with a good strong story line.
Want to see something else? Stop going to high-budget blockbusters.
Hollywood puts out around 500 films a year. A fairly small percentage of them are what you're describing. It's not Hollywood's fault you're attending the wrong films.
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