Emotional heroes of today vs Emotionless heroes of yesteryear

[Kevin Roegele]

Which dost thou prefer?

[Carcharodon]

Emotional heroes...when they don't cry five times in a single movie.

Then again, Snake Plissken was great.

Oh, I just don't know! :csad:

[Tempest19]

I voted for big guns. Because my favorite action movies are Bruce Willis and Arnold Swartzenager films, especially the Die Hard and Terminator films.

But, if we're talking superheroes- I think some are better as being a mix of both since there were relationship aspects in the comics themselves and very important arcs and memorable moments from the books that were based around that element.

[3dman27]

big guns

[Moviefan2k4]

I think it depends on the story. If you're going for a corrupt, despicable, depressing, nihilistic society, then films like "Escape from New York", "Blade Runner", and "Dirty Harry" are your deal. You'll see gunfire, explosions, and tons of violence...but very little depth, apart from an occasional knife wound.

However, if you prefer a slightly-exaggerated world that closely mirrors our own, with a hopeful story that takes itself seriously, then I'd suggest some of the recent comic-book films ("Spider-Man", "The Mask", "Fantastic Four"). You'll definitely get the proverbial "light at the end of the tunnel", not to mention a ton of character-driven depth.

[turtlefocker]

Emotionless heroes