Man of Steel
Holy sweet Jesus on a tightrope, this movie left me with my jaw on the sticky icky floor of the movie theatre. Go see this movie or else we can't be friends, guys.
Sure thing. Just give me a week or so.
There was a movie? I spent 2-1/2 hours looking at Henry Cavill.
Holy sweet Jesus on a tightrope, this movie left me with my jaw on the sticky icky floor of the movie theatre. Go see this movie or else we can't be friends, guys.
Turns on XBox to de-friend Joey...
There was a movie? I spent 2-1/2 hours looking at Henry Cavill.
You should've heard the women a row behind me. O_O
Turns on XBox to de-friend Joey...
Hey now...
There was a movie? I spent 2-1/2 hours looking at Henry Cavill.
First superman to actually have some real muscle on him.
LisaMurphy wrote:
There was a movie? I spent 2-1/2 hours looking at Henry Cavill.First superman to actually have some real muscle on him.
What are you talking about? This guy is ripped!
“Force has no place where there is need of skill." Herodotus
161803398874989 wrote:
LisaMurphy wrote:
There was a movie? I spent 2-1/2 hours looking at Henry Cavill.First superman to actually have some real muscle on him.
What are you talking about? This guy is ripped!
Too soon...maybe? Eh...
Anyways, I liked this film because it actually shows the limitations of Superman's powers as well as how he's not some perfect boy scout. The usual idea is that he always does the right moral thing and always saves the day. In this movie, he screws up a lot and faces some harsh choices, unlike the previous films where he would be attacked by kryptonite and send the bad guys to jail. Oh! Don't forget the terrible special effects and cheesy dialogue. This movie made me forget those ever existed. As a Superman fan, I'm really happy with it.
TheMethodicalAssassin wrote:
Turns on XBox to de-friend Joey...Hey now...
Haha, I kid. I'm just not a movie guy. The last few times I've been to the theater is when I've gone with other people more interested in seeing the movie. I am pretty sure the last movie I was legitimately excited to see in theaters was "Up."