At this point I can't really tell any of these movies apart anymore. The difference only seems to be in the details. How about a modern movie without caped heroes and villains but mortal people fighting over more realistic conflicts? Where have those movies gone?
Or better yet, why can't the caped heroes and villains also be mortal and fighting over realistic conflicts? That's what I liked so much about Kick-Ass.
Kick-Ass was great. 2, not so much, which was disappointing.
As for Sharknado, it's just so ludicrous that it's brilliant, that whole Syfy channel has an amazing list of those type of movies actually(Mega Shark Vs. Crocosaurus, Sharktopus, Piranahaconda to name a few). _________________
Sharknado looks seriously awesome. And *gasp* it's available for Netflix streaming. (Viewing options for netflix streaming are satirically abysmal - check out this Onion article for a great laugh...
In Iron Man 3, (early on in the film, so I hope this isn't a spoiler), a bunch of helicopters are attacking his house. So Iron Man destroys one of the helicopters by... wait for it... throwing a piano at it. You get that? He took out a helicopter with a freakin' piano. 11 bucks is a small price to pay for that kind of awesome.
In Iron Man 3, (early on in the film, so I hope this isn't a spoiler), a bunch of helicopters are attacking his house. So Iron Man destroys one of the helicopters by... wait for it... throwing a piano at it. You get that? He took out a helicopter with a freakin' piano. 11 bucks is a small price to pay for that kind of awesome.
Vote to IM4.
Reminds me of that scene in the Adam West Batman film, in which he and Robin are hanging on a rope ladder from a helicopter, when a shark jumps up and tries to attack Batman. He shouts up to Robin, "Pass me the shark repellent spray!", and then proceeds to spray the shark, who in turn falls into the water and explodes. _________________ 2021 in full effect. Come drop me some recs. Y'all know what I like.
Reminds me of that scene in the Adam West Batman film, in which he and Robin are hanging on a rope ladder from a helicopter, when a shark jumps up and tries to attack Batman. He shouts up to Robin, "Pass me the shark repellent spray!", and then proceeds to spray the shark, who in turn falls into the water and explodes.
I love how every Bat-gadget has a label, including the Bat-ladder.
Reminds me of that scene in the Adam West Batman film, in which he and Robin are hanging on a rope ladder from a helicopter, when a shark jumps up and tries to attack Batman. He shouts up to Robin, "Pass me the shark repellent spray!", and then proceeds to spray the shark, who in turn falls into the water and explodes.
Reminds me of that scene in the Adam West Batman film, in which he and Robin are hanging on a rope ladder from a helicopter, when a shark jumps up and tries to attack Batman. He shouts up to Robin, "Pass me the shark repellent spray!", and then proceeds to spray the shark, who in turn falls into the water and explodes.
I mean what else is a product called "Shark Repellent Spray" going to do?
Adam West <3 He remains to this day my favourite Batman, the very first episode where he walks into a bar, dressed as Batman (While Robin waits in the batmobile as he's underage), orders an orange juice 'Batman Special' and then precedes to dance with a woman who hits on him is probably one of, if not my all time favourite TV scenes.
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