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After reading a few comments about the character Doc Savage and the comic series, I knew this film was not meant to be ironic.
And Sandler finds his comic inspiration by saying the one classic Henny Youngman line "Take my wife, please" and the audience is on the floor?
I read (and still own) all of the Bantam books, I started going to comic book cons (along with Star Trek and Doctor Who and all manner of geeky fat kid events) and had a wonderful time with each adventure I took with Doc and the ORIGINAL Fab 5. Philip Jose Farmer's Book - The Apocalyptic Life of Doc Savage became a bit of a bible for me and to this day I have very fond feelings regarding my Doc phase.
Courtney Cox plays a comic book artist who escapes to a small desert town after being raped twice in the big city.
Hopper gives the only believable performance, and Dean in the climactic scene displays remarkable talent as something we usually don't remember him for--a comic actor.
Zulu and Tso-Tsing are there for ethnic comic relief and not much else.
I am a huge fan of the comic book series, but this movie fell way below my expectations.
I was sorely disappointed not only in the acting credentials but in the silly story line that reads from a five year old's comic book.
Sarah Silverman is really the "flavor of the month" comic right now.
He's got great comic timing, charm to spare and seems to be having a heck of a good time.
At thirty five, Gregory is presented to us as a rather sad and friendless creature whose life is neither active nor comic.
It's a concept with few possibilities for good gags and instead Tashlin plays the risqué card more heavily, extended jokes involving strippers and scantily clad dancing girls in place of much effective comic relief.
The story was not out-and-out BAD, for a trekkish comic book.
But after a few minutes of dumb-struck awe, I realized that there was at least comic value in the over-the-top stunts and c-movie acting.
Basically, these bozos are comparing their so-called comic talents to those of the brilliant Jim Abrahams and the Zucker Brothers.
Everything tries to be too comic and goofy, by using intentional bad acting, an overuse of pointless deaths, and doing the same thing...over and over.
It just gets downright absurd from then, like something out of a cheap comic book.
It just did not do the comic justice at all!!
"Sky Captain" may be considered an homage to comic books, pulp adventures and movie serials but it contains little of the magic of some of the best from those genres.
Batman TAS may be the worst thing to ever happen to cartoons based on comic books because everything that comes after will be compared to it and nothing has measured up yet.
The comic thing is, the director recycles the exact scenes of the first movie that were somewhat weird, and tries to explain them.
I even read a batman comic now and then.
Largely dense road movie with some comic relief provided by the excellent John Cleese (although he is really sending up his performance in Fawlty Towers).
Just imagine a predictable soap opera transformed into a comic farce.
This early Adam Sandler film could be compared to his life as a comic during the same period in 1989.
His character's constant acknowledgement of his hidden comic genius and frustration regarding humorous material seems to come more from Sandler than the script.
The majority of the film's "jokes" come from Sandler having conversations with himself, usually over his unrecognised comic talent and beating himself up because he's too ugly and can't get women.
To me, the dance scene looked like it was exaggerated for comic effect; it didn't look especially hot or skilled.
With the Moto films, they'd jumped the shark by introducing comic relief because they thought that these intelligent films needed to be re-tooled.
Featherstone might just be one of the most annoying examples of comic relief ever, as you kept hoping someone (preferably Moto) would kill him just to shut him up!!
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