Honey Vibe
Pardon, Mr. Hyde?
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Kevin Smith IS the fat comic-book guy on the Simpsons 

Then you realize the irony? Despite the two different mediums thing?Yes. I am.
That is the same lazy logic Singer used. "Some kind of relationship at some point of time"? WTF is that? "The audience knows Superman's origin"? That assumes to much. Believe it or not, not everyone is a comic geek. Sure a lot of people know he flies and wears a cape, but how many people in the general public do you really think knows the specific details about his origin?
lolz!Kevin Smith IS the fat comic-book guy on the Simpsons![]()
Smith liked X3, so that definition's out the window.lolz!
anyone who doesn't accept mediocre comic book movies = comic book guy
Smith liked X3, so that definition's out the window.
Hey, Smith disliked the Burton Batman films too. Different strokes.
He listed Batman (89) as one of his favorite comic book movies along with X2.
http://www.cinematical.com/2007/02/...smith-talks-superhero-death-wish-joel-siegel/
A tangential discussion also arose about the Superman Returns movie -- Smith admitted not liking it. "It was kind of....boring," he said, before launching into a diatribe on the lameness of Lex Luthor and the silliness of pitting a superhuman alien against a real-estate scam artist. "I'm gonna get a mortgage at .4 percent!" Smith joked. He said that X3 was better than Superman Returns, and also went off on another tangent, about supposed logic problems with the film.
According to Smith, the logic problems occur if you accept Bryan Singer's premise -- that Superman Returns picks up where the second film leaves off, with Superman having sex with Lois, then giving her an amnesia kiss and taking off to go find his relatives and whatnot. When Lois finds out her kid in Superman Returns can throw a piano, and is therefore Superman's kid, why is she not very surprised? She should have no memory of having sex with Superman, so when she visits him in the hospital, shouldn't her first question to him be -- Smith's words -- "When did you rape me?"
SR had its flaws, but X3 a better film than SR?
Nay.
Nope. Kitty tells Lex "It seems like you've been here before" so Superman 2 does count. But in either Lester's, or Donner's version, SR could never happen. In Donner's version, he turns back time to before they Lois was inseminated. In Lester's version, he was mortal, so his kid would have been mortal.The only thing that really counts is Donner's film. Not Lester's film, not Donner's version of II. Just the first film. I used to think that Luthor's visiting the Fortress from II was canon, but considering his surprise at Jor-El, I think this is his first time.
But in the end, it doesn't matter. The film was made so that one wouldn't have to see the original film or its sequels.
Singer stated that the first movies where more of a vague history than a guideline
- but I gotta say, his "when did you **** me?" statement on youtube is pretty funny... It´s kinda funny Smith - and some fanboys - say that it´s boring when they loved BB, which is often a slower and talkier movie than SR.
Did you expect anything different. This ha been the typical response from anyone in the film communtiy who has responded unfavorably to SR. The writer of POTC2 and others. Somehow they are all idiots or jealous, even when the film they wrote spanked SR at the boxoffice. There are too many people here (not all the SR likers, but the bulk of them) who can't take any criticism of SR. It is like it hurts them at the very core of their soul, and this is the only thing they can do to lash out and defend/protect their beloved SR.Also, is it really necessary for a lot of you to be calling Smith fat or stupid? He gave his opinion...its no reason to insult him.
And whoever said that he will never be a Bryan Singer...I don't think Smith wants to be a Bryan Singer. He likes doing small movies set in his universe. Not everyone wants to be doing big budget, studio supervised, franchises. Besides, Chasing Amy, Clerks, and Dogma alone are ten times better than all of Singer's movies combined.