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OneStepAhead wrote:

daviddelgadoh wrote:

kevkevkev wrote:the film will be rubbish anyway. too many characters that wont get nearly enough screen time. gonna be a bit like spidey 3.

From what I've heard its much better than Spiderman 3.
All the "negative reviews" aren't really negative - they're just saying it is good when it could have been great.

Anyhow, this will still be the most popular movie Stout has ever done a poster for (to date).

I think I.B. has it beat.

More people will see Iron Man 2 though, so I see david's point.

And for too many characters, that's true. You cannot develop most characters properly in 1.5 - 2 hour films.

Movies aren't for character development, they're for stuff go blow-uppy. Go read a book Poindexter.

The regular version looks better than the variant imo (usually is the case with Stout's prints) but the glow in the dark inks are pretty sweet. Hmm.. I'm not sure which one to go for. How much do you think Tyler's gonna sell his stash for?

mnelson wrote:The regular version looks better than the variant imo (usually is the case with Stout's prints) but the glow in the dark inks are pretty sweet. Hmm.. I'm not sure which one to go for. How much do you think Tyler's gonna sell his stash for?

i would think it would be the same price as it was at mondo

nimsu8 wrote:

mnelson wrote:The regular version looks better than the variant imo (usually is the case with Stout's prints) but the glow in the dark inks are pretty sweet. Hmm.. I'm not sure which one to go for. How much do you think Tyler's gonna sell his stash for?

i would think it would be the same price as it was at mondo

when were they on mondo?

At Mondo, not on Mondo yet.

jatlas wrote:

nimsu8 wrote:

mnelson wrote:The regular version looks better than the variant imo (usually is the case with Stout's prints) but the glow in the dark inks are pretty sweet. Hmm.. I'm not sure which one to go for. How much do you think Tyler's gonna sell his stash for?

i would think it would be the same price as it was at mondo

when were they on mondo?

I meant at the store.

Mondo has a store?

srdzevon wrote:Movies aren't for character development, they're for stuff go blow-uppy. Go read a book Poindexter.

Stop turning books into movies then, you dork.

srdzevon wrote:Mondo has a store?

yep.. it's at the alamo drafthouse in austin, tx. go into your bedroom and stand in the closet. now picture it 1/2 the size.... that's the store

machination wrote:

srdzevon wrote:Movies aren't for character development, they're for stuff go blow-uppy. Go read a book Poindexter.

Stop turning books into movies then, you dork.

Stop pretending comic books are books geek.

srdzevon wrote:

machination wrote:

srdzevon wrote:Movies aren't for character development, they're for stuff go blow-uppy. Go read a book Poindexter.

Stop turning books into movies then, you dork.

Stop pretending comic books are books geek.

Some of them are so genius they shouldn't be discounted as great pieces of literature. I mean, look at "Watchmen".
The best films derived from comic books have decent or well-done character development.

machination wrote:

srdzevon wrote:

machination wrote:

srdzevon wrote:Movies aren't for character development, they're for stuff go blow-uppy. Go read a book Poindexter.

Stop turning books into movies then, you dork.

Stop pretending comic books are books geek.

Some of them are so genius they shouldn't be discounted as great pieces of literature. I mean, look at "Watchmen".
The best films derived from comic books have decent or well-done character development.

I agree completly, I'm just messing with you.

FYI
these are a few movies that alot of people do not know were comic books first

30 Days of Night

300

A History of Violence

American Splendor

Art School Confidential

From Hell

Ghost World

The Losers

Road to Perdition

Sin City

Surrogates

V for Vendetta

Wanted

Weird Science

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