Why did I waste 103 minutes of my life watching this movie on DVD :| 🙁
Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
Why did I waste 103 minutes of my life watching this movie on DVD :| 🙁
Originally posted by: boyRacer
Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
Why did I waste 103 minutes of my life watching this movie on DVD :| 🙁
yeah... i lost 103 minutes of my life too... but it only cost me $7. 😀
Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
Originally posted by: boyRacer
Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
Why did I waste 103 minutes of my life watching this movie on DVD :| 🙁
yeah... i lost 103 minutes of my life too... but it only cost me $7. 😀
Then I'm a bit better off than you boyRacer, I borrowed the DVD from a friend, that is legal isn't is 😕
Originally posted by: thomsbrain
not did i endure the agony of daredevil, i was subjected to it on an airplane. oh, the horror.
As opposed to the other super heroes who's stories make much more sense:Originally posted by: ColdFusion718
It sucked. I mean a blind guy with ultrasonic hearing does the most logical thing: grabs a stick and starts jumping off buildings and beating bad guys.
Young boy is lured into abandoned subway and is bestowed with magical powers
Originally posted by: amnesiac
Anyone who doesn't "get" the point of these comic book movies, or superheroes in general, is missing out on the fundamental reason why they exist in the first place. It's the manifestation of every man's dream -- to be, well, MORE than everyone else -- more intelligent, more powerful, etc. The advent of the superhero has very deep philosophical and psychological roots, and it's as much a part of american culture as folk tales are to native americans, etc.
Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
:QYoung boy is lured into abandoned subway and is bestowed with magical powers
Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
Originally posted by: amnesiac
Anyone who doesn't "get" the point of these comic book movies, or superheroes in general, is missing out on the fundamental reason why they exist in the first place. It's the manifestation of every man's dream -- to be, well, MORE than everyone else -- more intelligent, more powerful, etc. The advent of the superhero has very deep philosophical and psychological roots, and it's as much a part of american culture as folk tales are to native americans, etc.
I see your point amnesiac but X-Men was done nicely, DD was a waste of my time and film IMO :beer:
Just be thankful you didn't watch the 8 hours or whatever of extras they stuck on that disc 😛Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
Why did I waste 103 minutes of my life watching this movie on DVD :| 🙁
Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
Originally posted by: amnesiac
Anyone who doesn't "get" the point of these comic book movies, or superheroes in general, is missing out on the fundamental reason why they exist in the first place. It's the manifestation of every man's dream -- to be, well, MORE than everyone else -- more intelligent, more powerful, etc. The advent of the superhero has very deep philosophical and psychological roots, and it's as much a part of american culture as folk tales are to native americans, etc.
I see your point amnesiac but X-Men was done nicely, DD was a waste of my time and film IMO :beer:
Originally posted by: ColdFusion718
I mean a blind guy with ultrasonic hearing does the most logical thing: grabs a stick and starts jumping off buildings and beating bad guys.
Originally posted by: boyRacer
Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
Why did I waste 103 minutes of my life watching this movie on DVD :| 🙁
yeah... i lost 103 minutes of my life too... but it only cost me $7. 😀