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Since: 20.6.02 From: Derkaderkastan
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| #21 Posted on 14.7.12 0235.01 | Instant Rating: 2.39 | Originally posted by John Orquiola Josh Trank directed Chronicle, which I liked a lot (backofthehead.com), and got a pretty sweet gig to reboot Fantastic Four. He can't possibly do a blander, more banal job than Tim Story did with the previous Fantastic Four films* (which Oliver loved, for the record.) No cast has been announced yet, but I'm looking forward to a new, hopefully good Fantastic Four movie, as such a thing has yet to exist. Same with Daredevil. A good Daredevil movie? Currently unprecedented.
I have nothing to add, outside of, thank you for remembering me and my unabashed love of the FF movies.
Oh, and I liked Daredevil. Not *LOVED*, but liked.
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| #22 Posted on 14.7.12 0420.37 | Instant Rating: 6.57 | Originally posted by dwaters Yeah, The Incredibles needs to be in the conversation when it comes to great superhero movies. I think Unbreakable does as well- though people seem to either love or hate that movie.
Yeah, those are pretty much my two favorite superhero movies of all time. | John Orquiola
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| #23 Posted on 14.7.12 1004.51 | Instant Rating: 6.27 | Originally posted by Oliver I have nothing to add, outside of, thank you for remembering me and my unabashed love of the FF movies.
Sure. You were the first person I'd ever heard/read openly profess gushing love for the Fantastic Four movies. Repeatedly. You don't forget a thing like that.
I liked Daredevil the first time I saw it in the theater and gave it a pass despite it's many deficiencies but the years and I have not been kind in hindsight. That includes the director's cut.
My personal opinion also is live action > animation as a general rule, but The Incredibles openly defies that rule and stomps a mudhole in it. Absolutely, The Incredibles deserves a spot when discussing Greatest Superhero Movies Ever.
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