Buffy Summers said:Why is it so difficult to find someone who actually respects the genre to make the film? How long again until Batman Begins? 😀
Not soon enough in my eyes!
Buffy Summers said:Why is it so difficult to find someone who actually respects the genre to make the film? How long again until Batman Begins? 😀
Fat Elvis 007 said:Please don't take offense to this, but maybe when you're older you'll understand what makes a good movie. Things like good dialogue, strong characterization, logical plot development...all things that this movie doesn't have.
None of the reviewers I saw even mentioned this as a flaw. I think a solo Catwoman movie could have been great, if they actually respected the source material.
Have you actually seen a critic complaining about her race, or is this just something you made up?
I can't believe you're even comparing this piece of garbage to The Passion of the Christ. That movie got good reviews, anyway.
Let me ask you a question: Should someone who's never read 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea be allowed to make a movie based on that book? Then why are these people making a Catwoman movie when they have never read a comic book in their lives?
This could have been the best movie of all time, and I still wouldn't contribute any money to it. This is not Catwoman. It's a completely different character with the same name. They were so focused on putting a "fresh new spin" on the character, no one even took the time to consider who the character already is. The current Catwoman comic book series is being praised as one of the best comic books out there. If they had considered the source material, it could have been a good movie.
Oh, and could you please leave spaces in between your sentences? It's very hard to understand you.
Cordelia said:I'm not a big enough movie fan or critic to get into some big debate over this
Cordelia said:I did prefer it to DareDevil but then I'm not a big Affleck fan so that didn't help.
AshSan said:What I did find funny, The Sun was disgusted to find out that a man did the stunts for Halle, so they were being turned on by a man. But thats because I hate The Sun.
Despite the mauling that Halle Berry's Catwoman movie has received from critics in the U.S., with USA Today saying it "belongs in the litter box" and the New York Post describing it as "about as sexy as a hairball", the actress has not only announced her desire to reprise the role of Patience Price in a Catwoman sequel, but she has also backed out of two more planned X-Men movie sequels.
According to Star magazine, Berry's decision was based on a combination of screen time, money, and the dominant story line demands in the upcoming X3.
"If Halle was going to be in the sequels, she wanted the focus of the films to be on her," a source was quoted as saying. "She priced herself right out."
The news follows the recent announcement that X-Men movie makers 20th Century Fox have dropped director Bryan Singer following his decision to revive the Superman film franchise for Warner Bros.
I tend to take things as I find them, and we, that is the hubby and kids, watched this yesterday and we all enjoyed it. I didn't take it seriously but just enjoyed a light-hearted somewhat tongue in cheek film. I'm not a big enough movie fan or critic to get into some big debate over this, way to serious for me to start anyalyzing every film I watch 'lol'<<waits to be 'pounced' on>>
Fat Elvis 007 said:It's ironic that the people who made the movie said that they were making a more "modernized" version of Catwoman, and then they go and give her superpowers! She's supposed to be like Batman, fighting crime because she was trained, not because of superpowers. The plot is like something out of a bad 70's movie. How exaclty did they "modernize" her?