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Brilliantly conceived characters such as the shape-shifting dog Ralph (one of a duo of bumbling, rejected heroes), Synonamess Botch (the hilariously foul-mouthed villain) and Rod Rescueman (the pompous novice superhero) breathe life into a uniquely clever concept: Frivoli vs. Murkwood or, the eternal fight between dreams and nightmares.
On paper this looked like a great concept: Average guy on the rebound dates up tight bookish museum curator, who is really a hot Superhero who saves the world on a regular basis.
The Maxx is a deep psychological introspective lightly camouflaged as a weird-out superhero story.
Just as simple as all the time for a superhero - he reaches the justice....but the society decides this justice is not necessary and dangerous which is indeed right 'cause it is not like in Hollywood movies that the character does not try to kill anyone - Sasha (he is the main hero acted by Artem Tkachenko) kills if the person who in his opinion deserves to die but gets blames from authorities and runs.
MYSTERY MEN is a send-up of every superhero flick you've ever seen, but its unlikely super-wannabes are so interesting, varied, and well-cast that they are memorable characters in their own right.
Spider-Man is in my opinion the best superhero ever, and this game is the best superhero game ever.
And there it starts - a relation that is slightly tainted by the fact that she is a jealous and neurotic superhero.
I mean, there hasn't been a good superhero movie out for quite some time (NOTE: Batman Forever was NOT a good superhero movie).
Another exquisite taste of what a superhero movie should be after Batman:Dead End that just helps stimulate our taste buds and leave us wanting more!
This is what a real superhero movie should look like and feel like!
Although this is a limited resources production, it puts to shame big budgeted, star-casted, hyped productions "other" superhero related movies.
Hope the "bigwigs" at Marvel & DC productions take a look and see what a real well produced superhero movie should look.
Overall it was an enjoyable movie, about a group of superhero wannabes, who end up becoming real heroes in the end.
The scene with him and telling his mom that he was a superhero almost brought tears to my eyes.
At first side he can seem one more foolish superhero from the senseless movie about unreal events and feelings.
Jenny immediately falls in love for him, they have sex and she discloses her true identity to him, telling that she is the powerful superhero G-Girl.
Uma Thurman is great as the bipolar superhero, G-Girl.
It is a detailed and sparkling story of the innocent poor masses, complete with evil capitalists and trigger-happy police forces, but slowly it evolves into a magic fantasy tale, as the boy wonder Toto develops unlimited superhero powers.
This is no regular comic superhero movie!
"Mystery Men" spoofs several aspects of superhero movies like "Superman" or "Batman," such as the pithy sayings, and the questions about secret identities.
I've been waiting for a superhero movie like this for a long time.
It is not like your normal superhero movie.
Freakazoid acted less like a real superhero and more like, well a cartoon character.
X-Men was a really entertaining, and overall great film.Than again, I use great in lowest term, but still, I think it deserves to be called great.This movie is one of those superhero movies that delivered and stuck.Most just deliver and then you forget about them, but this one always has to be one of the first superhero films that comes to mind when you think of that genre.The casting could've have been more perfect either.I mean, Hugh Jackman, Famke Janssen, James Marsden, and Halle Berry.All of them I've seen in numerous amounts of films and I think they're all fantastic.This is a good movie, and I recommend it for basically anyone.
After being kissed by a kabuki master, Harry Griswold (police detective) transforms into the superhero Kabukiman.
This is perhaps the worst superhero movie I've ever seen.
What the Roshans have done is simply spent a week watching all the Hollywood superhero movies and spiced it up as 'Desi.'?
It's hard to remember now what an impoverished time the 1970s were for science fiction and superhero television shows.
Captain America is a great character, and I'd love to see him done right, but after two poor TV movies and this wasted effort, I just don't think there's anyone in Hollywood who's willing to take the chance and make movie about a straight arrow superhero.
The origin of my favorite superhero has been overdone so many times and yet the filmmakers easily succeed to bring new insight and depth to the man that is the bat.
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