Rented it as a punt...expecting to be disappointed.....freaking awesome movie...everyday superheros...save the world and you getta bang a Swedish Princess in the bum
Fight scenes were great too...
Re: Tell Me... Do You Bleed?
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2015 10:00 am
by patches70
KoolBak wrote:Anyone seen Kingsman, The Secret Service?
Rented it as a punt...expecting to be disappointed.....freaking awesome movie...everyday superheros...save the world and you getta bang a Swedish Princess in the bum
Fight scenes were great too...
The church scene by itself was worth the price of admission.
Re: Tell Me... Do You Bleed?
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2015 11:13 am
by Phatscotty
Watchmen fans will appreciate this. It's also an interesting look at New York in the 1980's.
btw, anyone else take away from the Watchmen movie that it was a documentary on how the Illuminati infiltrated and took over the Freemasons??
Re: Tell Me... Do You Bleed?
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2015 2:31 pm
by KoolBak
patches70 wrote: The church scene by itself was worth the price of admission.
Abso-fooking-lutely On a par with that drug dealers apartment in Kickass (another awesome superhero movie )
Re: Tell Me... Do You Bleed?
Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2015 1:52 am
by macbone
I enjoyed Kingsman, yeah. Mark Millar's been responsible for several comic book movies: Wanted and Kick-Ass 1 and 2. Also, the upcoming Fantastic Four, Captain America, and Wolverine movies are all based on his comics. The Avengers in the Marvel cinematic universe look more like his version on the Ultimates than the classic Avengers, but the movies aren't adaptations of his stories.
Frank Miller's had arguably better adaptations with Sin City, the first one, anyway, and 300.
Alan Moore famously hates all of the movies based on his comics, and has asked in every case to be taken off the credits. It's understandable with the dud that was the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (one of my favorite Moore comics), but Watchmen and V for Vendetta were actually pretty good. I didn't see From Hell or Constantine.
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