Oh well.
There are plenty of versions of Superman around that I don't like, but they don't change the versions I do enjoy.
Tarantino has been granted some sacred position by society...like he is the greatest artistic voice of the generation...
The idea that Tarantino is among the elite talents of movie-making is pretty widespread.
Guys, stop falling for the bait. Heretic will not stop. He will not falter. The hyperbole is endless.
Guys, stop falling for the bait. Heretic will not stop. He will not falter. The hyperbole is endless.
I saw it recently for the first time, one after the other - I liked PART I a lot better.
Maybe he doesn't like the usual American Comics artwork, which can sometimes be very same-sameBill's view of Superman in Kill Bill wasn't even original, plenty of Superman comics had offered that perspective over the years.
The only part that bugged me is when Bill mentions the art not being very good...which of the several thousand artists that have worked on Superman was he referring too? That seemed like a really clumsy piece of dialogue.
I have to disagree about that, i see a greater variety in manga than American Comics, the later allways aims for maximum realism and ends up putting the characters with exagerated muscles and the women with the same type of bodies. There are manga artists with similar artwork to each others but each one is quite distinct.I always assumed he was talking about the original Siegel/Shuster books. And LORD, I would say throughout American comics history there has been a plethora of styles across the superhero genre. It's Manga that has far too much uniformity with some exceptions, and even then there are certain stylistic flourishes that can be seen to be used by too many manga artists.
I didn't care for the kill Bill movies.
I read an interview that James O'barr wanted the sequel to the Crow to be about a female Crow who is gunned down on her wedding Day and she only goes by the name "the Bride".
Miramax passed on the treatment Obarr wrote and shelved it saying no audiance wants to see a female action star, and years later kill Bill is made by the same movie company.
http://spinoff.comicbookresources.c...jected-crow-sequel-script-james-obarr-claims/
Kill Bill... I liked it.
Bill's Clark Kent stuff... makes sense... from a villain's point of view, which I thought was the point.
Nitpicky, but I always felt that Kal-El is Clark, cause that's how we was raised. Superman is the costume. Whereas Bruce is the facade and he's Batman.