He wasn't in that movie... I was confused. I didn't know if they were just misnaming another apatow-ish movie, you know, since they're all the same, right?
Oh, well. At least we got another sweet Ebert burn.
#23
TheBrew
I caught it and I rather enjoyed it. It had a few really funny moments, the leads are likeable and the action was exciting. Better than it really had any right to be.
#24
Chibibar
My wife and I watched it last Friday. It was funny as heck.
sure it didn't quite follow the old storyline. I just think of it as a new story line with comedy.
I caught it and I rather enjoyed it. It had a few really funny moments, the leads are likeable and the action was exciting. Better than it really had any right to be.
I still dont' get what the point is of using names of something, if you're just going to create something completely different. It lessens the film in alot of ways it doesn't need to be brought down on.
I still dont' get what the point is of using names of something, if you're just going to create something completely different. It lessens the film in alot of ways it doesn't need to be brought down on.
Because if all the ever did was repeat the old story there would be no reason to make a new movie. It's about updating and having a fresh view of the material
#27
sixpackshaker
Green Hornet is just The Lone Ranger set in 1930's-40's Los Angeles. He was even a great nephew of the Lone Ranger.
White Horse->Black Car
Peacemaker with Silver Bullets->Gas Gun
Indian Scout->Japanese Valet (until WWII then he turned Filipino.)
Because if all the ever did was repeat the old story there would be no reason to make a new movie. It's about updating and having a fresh view of the material
Except they don't do that. They create a movie, use a couple names here and there so they can call it "a remake" but they completely gut out the entire original content that it might as well be a completely new IP all together.
Except they don't do that. They create a movie, use a couple names here and there so they can call it "a remake" but they completely gut out the entire original content that it might as well be a completely new IP all together.
How so? Guy inherits paper from his father, fights crime in a pimped out car armed to the teeth, has an asian combat expert as a driver and is wanted by the police. They got the important stuff right.
#30
Frankie Williamson
Saw it this evening (on a date!) and we both enjoyed it. I dunno what people were expecting but it was funny, had decent action and all tied together well.
#31
IronBrig4
I liked it. The characters were likable, the action was decent, and the story was somewhat compelling. Not bad, all in all.
Not for nothing, but while I enjoyed the flick, Britt Reid was NOT likable.
#33
AshburnerX
Saw it last night. I gotta say, this was a lot better than I ever expected it to be. While it's not an exact retelling and some elements were exaggerated, it's still a very funny movie that captured the spirit of the show/comics quite impressively.
#34
@Li3n
It's obviously a comedy, so complaining about it not being faithful enough to the comics/old show because of the humour is rather pointless. You should have complained once Seth Rogen became involved...
Hahaha... i love how you imply he's actually acting... dude is just being himself. Sometimes that's funny...
#37
Shannow
God, that was a bad movie. It was just a train wreck. Dont get me wrong, it had funny moments but everything just seemed cobbled together. It went every which way it could, except in the direction of a good, coherent movie. Like I said, just a few moments, and the rest of it was a train wreck start to finish.