A recent news report announced that Spiderman would be
joining the ranks of the Marvel characters in a recent deal construed by Sony
and Marvel. While Fox has yet to weigh in on the issue in regards to X-Men and
the Fantastic Four, we can spend the time speculating on whether this news is
good or not by skimming over some of the relevant facts, of which, we actually
know very little.
Showing posts with label Spiderman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spiderman. Show all posts
Feb 18, 2015
Feb 13, 2015
Three-Way Podcast #38: After Sex Donuts
It's Valentine's Day and we all sound like idiots. We talk about Zelda, Spiderman, Pubic Hair, and things you can do for Valentine's Day, including listening to our lovely podcast (which is embedded below for your convenience).
Dec 18, 2014
Majestic Twelve: WORST Comic Book Movies Ever
We did a “Best of” for our favorite comic book films
recently. It’s only fair that if we bring up the best, we have to also dish-out
the worst. Here are the comic book films we would like to forget, but
unfortunately can’t. Please note, I have not seen every comic book movie ever
made. If something like Howard The Duck
deserves to be on this list and isn’t, it’s because I haven’t seen it. I know
it’s probably bad. But since I can’t say that first-hand, that’s not fair the “film”
in this case. Let’s get going.
Dec 17, 2014
BulletPoints: Why Get Hype For Suicide Squad?
Some of you might have been wondering with the last issue of
BulletPoints why I seem more inclined
to like Marvel films over DC films. Taking it farther, why I was surprised by
my excitement for Suicide Squad over…
anything Marvel or Marvel-related. But there are some good reasons which I
guess I’ll explain here.
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Dec 16, 2014
Majestic Twelve: Best Comic Book Movies Ever
Comic-book and super hero movies are probably Hollywood’s
biggest commodity at this point in time give the overwhelming success of the
popular Avengers franchise. And while
other studios (Sony, Fox, and Warner) are desperately trying to get their hands
on that cashflow with their super hero franchises, Marvel is still dominating…
for now. So here’s a valid question… what are the best comic-book-super-hero
movies we’ve seen thus far?
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