Good Job Deebo... 
Dont ask if you havent seen it lol....
Dont ask if you havent seen it lol....
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Originally posted by Ntimit8r22
it's too bad both rachel dawes and two face died.
Yep. Too bad. I mean, it's not like comic book people ever turn out to not be dead for completely nonsensical, and convenient, reasons.
it's too bad both rachel dawes and two face died.
Yep. Too bad. I mean, it's not like comic book people ever turn out to not be dead for completely nonsensical, and convenient, reasons.
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Originally posted by Moontayle
Spider-man started a trend of comic-book movies killing off villains.
didnt the first batman kill off the joker?
Spider-man started a trend of comic-book movies killing off villains.
didnt the first batman kill off the joker?
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Originally posted by slappypappy
Originally posted by Moontayle
Spider-man started a trend of comic-book movies killing off villains.
didnt the first batman kill off the joker?
Even if he did which I honestly cant bring myself to watch those movies after Batman Begins came out it all happened after this one.
Originally posted by Moontayle
Spider-man started a trend of comic-book movies killing off villains.
didnt the first batman kill off the joker?
Even if he did which I honestly cant bring myself to watch those movies after Batman Begins came out it all happened after this one.
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Originally posted by slappypappy
Originally posted by Moontayle
Spider-man started a trend of comic-book movies killing off villains.
didnt the first batman kill off the joker?
He did, but after that I believe they shied away from outright killing of villains and just started stacking them up in Arkham. I don't remember Batman Returns all that much though. But really, up until Spider-man most Superhero Movies just avoided killing off the villains. Though I'm still pissed that they killed off Venom in SM3. What a shitty way to treat one of the most iconic Spider-man villains of the 90s.
Originally posted by Moontayle
Spider-man started a trend of comic-book movies killing off villains.
didnt the first batman kill off the joker?
He did, but after that I believe they shied away from outright killing of villains and just started stacking them up in Arkham. I don't remember Batman Returns all that much though. But really, up until Spider-man most Superhero Movies just avoided killing off the villains. Though I'm still pissed that they killed off Venom in SM3. What a shitty way to treat one of the most iconic Spider-man villains of the 90s.
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Originally posted by Moontayle
Originally posted by slappypappy
Originally posted by Moontayle
Spider-man started a trend of comic-book movies killing off villains.
didnt the first batman kill off the joker?
He did, but after that I believe they shied away from outright killing of villains and just started stacking them up in Arkham. I don't remember Batman Returns all that much though. But really, up until Spider-man most Superhero Movies just avoided killing off the villains. Though I'm still pissed that they killed off Venom in SM3. What a shitty way to treat one of the most iconic Spider-man villains of the 90s.
Only in the movie anyway. It's always been that way in the comics.
Originally posted by slappypappy
Originally posted by Moontayle
Spider-man started a trend of comic-book movies killing off villains.
didnt the first batman kill off the joker?
He did, but after that I believe they shied away from outright killing of villains and just started stacking them up in Arkham. I don't remember Batman Returns all that much though. But really, up until Spider-man most Superhero Movies just avoided killing off the villains. Though I'm still pissed that they killed off Venom in SM3. What a shitty way to treat one of the most iconic Spider-man villains of the 90s.
Only in the movie anyway. It's always been that way in the comics.
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Jiddy Fructose thinks, a long long time ago, he had the harder-bound comic that TundaKlap's avatar picture is from...Even had the "unique" one...Forgets the whole palabra about it...but there was some difference in the color of something or some such...He had one...but that was some time ago...
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Originally posted by Jiddy78
Jiddy Fructose thinks, a long long time ago, he had the harder-bound comic that TundaKlap's avatar picture is from...Even had the "unique" one...Forgets the whole palabra about it...but there was some difference in the color of something or some such...He had one...but that was some time ago...
The Killing Joke is the comic, I have the hard-bound of it.
Edit: I think the hard-bound is the "Deluxe Edition" since it has concept art and everything in it. So that may be what you're thinking of.
Jiddy Fructose thinks, a long long time ago, he had the harder-bound comic that TundaKlap's avatar picture is from...Even had the "unique" one...Forgets the whole palabra about it...but there was some difference in the color of something or some such...He had one...but that was some time ago...
The Killing Joke is the comic, I have the hard-bound of it.
Edit: I think the hard-bound is the "Deluxe Edition" since it has concept art and everything in it. So that may be what you're thinking of.
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Just gonna be honest - thought it was overrated. Decent movie but not "OMG wai aWesoMe!!!1!1"
Fortunately, I expected it to be overrated so was not much disappointed. Hollywood always overhypes anything where a participant dies before release.
Fortunately, I expected it to be overrated so was not much disappointed. Hollywood always overhypes anything where a participant dies before release.
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Originally posted by tarlyn
Originally posted by slappypappy
Originally posted by Moontayle
Spider-man started a trend of comic-book movies killing off villains.
didnt the first batman kill off the joker?
Even if he did which I honestly cant bring myself to watch those movies after Batman Begins came out it all happened after this one.
Batman killed quite a few people in that movie lmao - Joker, handful of henchmen, historically he wasnt afraid to kill the bad guys
batman returns - he kills the penguin and maybe kills catwoman
Batman forever - he kills 2face but locks the riddler up
batman & robin - he locks them both up
batman begins i forgot if he killed dude or if he locked him up
dark knight - dont know yet and dun tell me haha
Originally posted by slappypappy
Originally posted by Moontayle
Spider-man started a trend of comic-book movies killing off villains.
didnt the first batman kill off the joker?
Even if he did which I honestly cant bring myself to watch those movies after Batman Begins came out it all happened after this one.
Batman killed quite a few people in that movie lmao - Joker, handful of henchmen, historically he wasnt afraid to kill the bad guys
batman returns - he kills the penguin and maybe kills catwoman
Batman forever - he kills 2face but locks the riddler up
batman & robin - he locks them both up
batman begins i forgot if he killed dude or if he locked him up
dark knight - dont know yet and dun tell me haha
Last edited Jul 21, 2008 10:47:47
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