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Comment on MAN OF STEEL review by Mark Walters – Zack Snyder darkens and intensifies Superman by Kunal

Kunal — Sat, 15 Jun 2013 19:56:14 +0000

An excellent review. I saw the movie today and was blown away by it. Want to see it one more time. This is definitely the Superman, whom we have been waiting to see on the big screen all this time.

Comment on Plano, TX – print a pass for 2 to our screening of Disney/Pixar’s MONSTERS UNIVERSITY (June 17) by Andrew

Andrew — Thu, 13 Jun 2013 13:13:08 +0000

tickets are all gone!

Comment on MAN OF STEEL review by Mark Walters – Zack Snyder darkens and intensifies Superman by admin

admin — Thu, 13 Jun 2013 12:37:06 +0000

mitchell – I know he’s British, that’s why I said his British accent never seeps through. A lot of British or Aussie actors sometimes let their accents creep through when playing Americans. Cavill didn’t, he sounded 100% American, even through he’s very much not.

Comment on THIS IS THE END review by Mark Walters – this self-referential satire works surprisingly well by Raul Rojero

Raul Rojero — Thu, 13 Jun 2013 12:36:24 +0000

Spot on. I gave it a very similar review. I personally think Michael Cera stole the spotlight in each scene he appeared. Keep up the good work.

Comment on MAN OF STEEL review by Mark Walters – Zack Snyder darkens and intensifies Superman by mitchell

mitchell — Thu, 13 Jun 2013 12:03:00 +0000

“Henry Cavill is very fitting for the role of Clark Kent/Superman, and his British accent never seeps through during his quiet but controlled performance” interesting that his british accent stayed consistent considering he is british

Comment on MAN OF STEEL review by Mark Walters – Zack Snyder darkens and intensifies Superman by David

David — Tue, 11 Jun 2013 03:36:17 +0000

Great review…still excited to see Amy Adams, whatever she does!!

Comment on Who’s Next? Five Choices For The Next DOCTOR WHO by Uncle Joe Adamson

Uncle Joe Adamson — Mon, 10 Jun 2013 22:14:30 +0000

But the Docor wasn’t raised by Ma & Pa Kent in the backwaters of SmallvIlle, KS. Clark’s english speaking comes from being raised by dirt farmers in America’s heartland, not through millennia of contact with countless species and Brit-centric human events. The Doctor can not reappear sounding like anything other than a British national icon. Can you see him fighting to step out of a graffiti-covered AT&T phone booth (the folding door being sticky), and in his best country drawl says, “Day-um Son, them Cybermens is some tough sumbiches – you’n’ Donny Ray sure have learned y’all to bring on the whoop-ass!” (Twangety-twangety-twangety-twangety-twangety… Roll credits)

Comment on Who’s Next? Five Choices For The Next DOCTOR WHO by Jim Cassidy

Jim Cassidy — Tue, 04 Jun 2013 04:58:27 +0000

Hmmm, not sure I understand why the Doctor “DEFINATELY HAS TO BE BRITISH” considering that the Doctor is a Time Lord (also known as Gallifreyans) which are an ancient extraterrestrial race and civilization of humanoids. Nothing there states that the character must be British.

This is very similar to an icon (Superman) we here in America claim as ours because he was created here (like The Doctor in England), sounds American when he speaks (like The Doctor) and has always stood for Truth, Justice and the American Way.

The fact is, like The Doctor, Superman is an alien so the people playing them don’t have to be from the country that claims them. Case in point… Henry Cavill (British) playing an American icon (Superman).

Let the next Doctor be the best choice available, not the best choice available from white, male, British actors.

Comment on AFTER EARTH review by Mark Walters – Will Smith & Jaden Smith do father and son Sci-Fi by admin

admin — Mon, 03 Jun 2013 05:58:47 +0000

Blism1 – you’re making a blanket statement and assuming because you didn’t like it then “everyone” won’t like it. Movies are subjective. Just because you hate a film doesn’t mean others won’t like it or find something in it to appreciate. Also, I personally liked Unbreakable, a lot actually. I also liked Signs. Since then Shyamalan’s work has been a letdown, granted, but I enjoyed After Earth more than I though. If you read my review, you know I mentioned multiple times that it has problems and is definitely not a perfect film by any means. That said, I think a lot of people are being harsh on it for judgmental reasons, such as not liking Shyamalan’s recent movies or because they feel Will Smith was ‘buying’ his son a film role. I saw past that, and enjoyed what was there. I’m sorry you didn’t feel the same way, but I won’t tell you you’re wrong for it, as that’s not my place to do… I expect the same courtesy.

Comment on AFTER EARTH review by Mark Walters – Will Smith & Jaden Smith do father and son Sci-Fi by Blism1

Blism1 — Mon, 03 Jun 2013 03:45:11 +0000

You say you saw it through a teenagers eyes, but this movie was awful for everyone. I may be older but 19 is still in the teens and M. Night is an awful director sixth sense is his only good movie. Unbreakable is decent at best. Mostly because Bruce Willis is a great actor. This movie was bland and most reviewers are supposed to be hard on movies because that’s their job. If every movie was considered good than no one would be.