Originally posted by silver_tears
BATMAN shockingThe last Spidey was a let down, as was the X-Mens after the first one imo.
I forgot about Bruce! doh I loved Batman Begins and liked the Burton's Batman, as well as Batman returns. The other sequels aren't so great.
But to me Batman is not a superhero. 😬
I still need to see Spidey 3, I've heard mixed reviews but I'm sure I'll like it since I liked the first two.
Originally posted by Tattoo
IMO Spidey 3 was the best Spidey, followed VERY closely by Spidey 1.X-Men 3 was the best to me as well, more action. X-Men 1 was so boring.
I dunno, I just felt they were trying to fill the lack of good story and character development with too much action.
Same with X-3.
I mean don't get me wrong, I still love both sets, but the last films in both are lacking for me.
Originally posted by silver_tears
I dunno, I just felt they were trying to fill the lack of good story and character development with too much action.
Same with X-3.I mean don't get me wrong, I still love both sets, but the last films in both are lacking for me.
The first two films in X-Men were story driven, the third movie is where is all comes to a head and the climactic battle must take place. They got most of the story out of the way already so they had more room for the needed action. Where they dropped the ball is when they added more story and more characters without explaining them fully.
Originally posted by Tattoo
The first two films in X-Men were story driven, the third movie is where is all comes to a head and the climactic battle must take place. They got most of the story out of the way already so they had more room for the needed action. Where they dropped the ball is when they added more story and more characters without explaining them fully.
Agree, I liked Beast and Juggernaut was awesome but it seems they added more random mutants for the fanbase, which is fine with me. But I agree they didn't really explain anything about them. They just kind of threw them in there.
Originally posted by Tattoo
The first two films in X-Men were story driven, the third movie is where is all comes to a head and the climactic battle must take place. They got most of the story out of the way already so they had more room for the needed action. Where they dropped the ball is when they added more story and more characters without explaining them fully.
Definitely, like all the bad guys who come in and have like 20 seconds of screen time.
It just left me unfulfilled, as did Spidey 3.
Spoiler:
I mean the whole MJ and Harry thing. He chokes her and forces her to break up with the love of her life (which Kirsten Dunst ****ed up royally, it was lacking any real emotion) and then a day later she completely forgives him for abusing her. And you're left wondering wtf, like things are happening off screen and you missed it all. 😐
Originally posted by Röland
Agree, I liked Beast and Juggernaut was awesome but it seems they added more random mutants for the fanbase, which is fine with me. But I agree they didn't really explain anything about them. They just kind of threw them in there.
And they didn't throw them in properly either. They added new mutants never before seen in the comics, changed origins for others and killed so many of them off like they were nothing characters even though they have such great stories in the comics and many more interactions with the X-Men.