Walking Through Pryde: The Kitty Thread

i've been watching x-men evolution recently, and until now i never realised how useful kitty is on the team. she could take on the sentinels on her own :D
 
I'm curious if in the movie they would refer to her as Shadowcat, Maybe just once or something?
 
TigerClaw said:
I'm curious if in the movie they would refer to her as Shadowcat, Maybe just once or something?
Nope. She's never refered to as Shadowcat. Kinberg or Penn said so anyhow.
 
EmmaFrostRules said:
i've been watching x-men evolution recently, and until now i never realised how useful kitty is on the team. she could take on the sentinels on her own :D
People do underestimate her. I seem to remember her phasing a giant rock creatures leg into the ground when they went up against Apocalypse.
 
In the comics, which one was Wolverine close to as a father-figure? Kitty or Jubilee? Sometimes I get the two mixed up.
 
Mr Lex Luthor said:
In the comics, which one was Wolverine close to as a father-figure? Kitty or Jubilee? Sometimes I get the two mixed up.

Both kinda, maybe a little more Jubilee though.
 
A REVIEW OF HARD CANDY is in!

http://www.joblo.com/arrow/reviews.php?id=1003

I knew nothing about Hard Candy before checking it out and that ignorance contributed in me enjoying the flick to a higher degree I’m sure. So I will grant you the same luxury; I will play the vague card in this review. You see I do give a ****e!

Hard Candy was a twisted psychological thriller that was pretty much set in one room, with two actors going at it for the length of its running time. We were first treated to a good old game of psychological warfare with both “fighters” attempting to manipulate each other in the name of having the upper hand in terms of the situation. The back and forth was compelling to say the least with the flick addressing some serious issues. Now that I think about it, this bitter ride pretty much acted like its leads when it came to us, the audience; it manipulated us, made us ask questions, lied to us constantly and messed with our emotional attachments in terms of the fighters in this ring. Yup, the old “Arrow Grey Matter” was working overtime on this one. Needless to say, that cranked my dial like nobody’s clock.

Then we had “The Scene” as I will call it. “The Scene” was a horrible act committed on one of the leads at some point during this battle of wits and brawl. Lets just say that “The Scene” was expertly staged, showing me nothing, yet suggesting so much that my imagination filled in the blanks like that…no…I mean…LIKE THAT! I was wincing, cringing and tensing up in my seat as if tortured by the angel of death. Talk about making one jerk (being me) uncomfortable! OUCH! "Jenga" on top of that artsy/polished visuals, superb performances by the two players (Ellen Page was a revelation), some riveting physical action and a knack at manipulation that rivaled my cheating ex (****e) girlfriend and you get an infectious watch; one that I couldn’t take my retinas off of.

On a negative hanging: the affair did go on for too long when taking into account the amount of susbstance at hand. I truly believe that some snip-snip (like 10-15 minutes) would made the film much stronger. Furthermore, I’m all for precautious but the character of Hayley was way too “on the ball” for her young age. I didn’t fully buy it until the second half of the flick kicked in. Lastly the ending didn’t gratify me 100%. I don’t know what I was expecting or wishing for but that wasn’t it. Something was missing.

All in all though; do yourself a favor and suck on this Hard Candy. The themes of murder, deception and pedophilia have been addressed in countless films before…but not like this. WOW!

Patrick Wilson (Jeff) managed to evoke hatred and sympathy out of me throughout. Quite the feat! Good show! Ellen Page (Hayley Stark) was remarkable in communicating the many layers of her character. She’s definitely a young actress to watch for!
 
^ We already had a couple.

Ellen Page was a revelation

^ I like that quote :p
 
All the reviews speak highly of Ellen's performance. Ratner was right contacting her for Kitty Pryde after seeing Hard Candy, he has an eye for talent :up:
 
I'm so mad. I live in the friggin capital city of Ohio and Hard Candy isn't playing anywhere near me. :mad:
 
Specter313 said:
I'm so mad. I live in the friggin capital city of Ohio and Hard Candy isn't playing anywhere near me. :mad:

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:D :p
 
Specter313 said:
Yeah, because I'm so sure York gets alllllllllllllllll the good limited movies. :p

Maybe not, but I'm not the one getting all upset about it. ;) :p
 
Are you guys sure its taht good. National Public Radio gave a Hard Candy a really poor review and said that the only people that would like it are torturing perverts.
 
lordofthenerds said:
Are you guys sure its taht good. National Public Radio gave a Hard Candy a really poor review and said that the only people that would like it are torturing perverts.

Like I'm gonna listen to a bunch of uptight weirdos who are stuck in the past.
 
Specter313 said:
Like I'm gonna listen to a bunch of uptight weirdos who are stuck in the past.
Lol, it just sounded weird to me. Is it true that it was made by a 15 year old girl? Man that 15 year old girl must have a twisted mind.
 
avclub.com gave it a mixed review.
Page conveys real depth and complexity in Hard Candy's opening scenes, delivering the most unnerving portrayal of a high-school sociopath this side of Evan Rachel Wood in Pretty Persuasion. Then the twist comes and the plot doesn't thicken so much as congeal into a brutal, simple-minded story of revenge dolled up with thematic window-dressing about morality and the nature of vengeance. As Hard Candy moves further and further away from its opening scenes' gripping ambiguity, the frightening conviction Page brings to her role becomes the only thing keeping the film from lurching into sleazy, pulpy camp. Even when betrayed by the script, Page is never less than convincing. It's too bad her fine work is in the service of a film that grows unworthy of her performance.

http://www.avclub.com/content/node/47304
 
lordofthenerds said:
Lol, it just sounded weird to me. Is it true that it was made by a 15 year old girl? Man that 15 year old girl must have a twisted mind.

I don't know if it was made by a 15 year old, but that's around how old Ellen's character is supposed to be.
 
Specter313 said:
I don't know if it was made by a 15 year old, but that's around how old Ellen's character is supposed to be.
Oh, sorry I mistook what the person said. I wasn't lsitening to it that much. :p
 
Page conveys real depth and complexity in Hard Candy's opening scenes, delivering the most unnerving portrayal of a high-school sociopath this side of Evan Rachel Wood in Pretty Persuasion.
Oh man. Wood and Page together in a film would be a dream come true. If you've never seen Wood, go buy Thirteen or Pretty Persuasion. She's scary good.

One can only dream....
 
I love Evan Rachel Wood. :p She was amazing in Thirteen, S1m0ne and Little Secrets.
 

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