At its worst, it's just
another fun superhero movie.
«Green Lantern» has many of the trappings of a silly
fun superhero movie.
Then, Jon Favreau's original Iron Man screened,
a fun superhero movie that manages to kind of fall apart because the main villain doesn't make sense.
Not exact matches
He crafted a
superhero story that goes through the standard motions of an origin story while also managing to be a
fun heist
movie with great performances by Paul Rudd and Michael Douglas.
From pop culture references to callbacks to other Marvel
movies, the newest
superhero addition has some
fun details that fans might not have picked up on.
After all at the end of the day, isn't a
superhero movie supposed to be about men and women in tights having
fun, saving the world kicking a whole lot of ass doing so?
Director Ryan Coogler and co-screenwriter Joe Robert Cole tackle the
superheroes of colour question with this surreal and uproarious
movie version of Marvel's Black Panther legend, in which the sheer enjoyment of everyone involved pumps the
movie with
fun.
While it's not a perfect film by any means — a lack of catchy musical numbers and a questionable shift of focus in the film's latter half knock Megamind down a few pegs — the lively cast and interesting flip on the
superhero concept make it a
fun time at the
movies for viewers of all ages.
After watching angst - filled
movies like Logan and Batman v Superman, it's oddly relaxing and rewarding to see
superheroes have brightly colored
fun.
It's a
movie that wants to have a little more
fun with the genre, and it succeeds, even if it never really veers far from an increasingly familiar conventions of the
superhero movie.
Though it is itself a
superhero movie, «Deadpool» and its sequel are full of meta - jokes that make
fun of other
superhero movies.
The director even goes so far as to incorporate imagery cues from the
superhero genre (the Superman parallels are hard to miss) and on the whole, the
movie has hints of a director who can do some
fun things with a big canvas - even if he stills needs some practice with the brushstrokes.
Well I saw it, it was
fun... like someone else said I felt like you just werent meant to take it as seriously as other
superhero movies like TDK.
I never thought the day will come when I say that «Batman & Robin» is no longer the worse
superhero movie ever made after seeing this
movie, but the difference between the two is that at least Batman & Robin was
fun to watch and wasn't depressing and dull that Fant4stic was.
This is a
movie that knows exactly what it wants to do — to poke
fun at the deathly serious tone and the assorted clichés that have become common within
superhero movies.
The
fun here is in the little moments the actors find, and in the way that Waititi, within the massive machine that is a studio
superhero movie, brings out a looseness and playfulness in the performances.
It's a B -
superhero movie that's just lighthearted
fun.
What's missing is a sense of the sheer
fun in
movie - making that can energize a project like this, even one that might have more at stake than the usual
superhero fare.
Quick, someone call for a «dark» super-vigilante who walks around with even more super emotional problems, we've got to stop director Michel Gondry and actor / co-writer Seth Rogen — they've made a
superhero movie that actually dares to have some damn
fun fighting bad guys.
That sense of
superhero fun and flat - out action that director Jon Favreau brings to the
movie?
Mr. Fantastic, The Invisible Woman, The Human Torch, and The Thing are back on the big screen in Marvel's Fantastic Four starring Miles Teller, Michael B. Jordan, Kate Mara, and Jamie Bell, Is this
movie a
fun and entertaining contemporary re-imagining of the classic
superheroes, or is it just a craptastic reboot?
Praised for everything from the representation of race in a
superhero movie to Black Panther «s mix of
fun and story, Coogler appears to have raised the bar.
There are 18 easy choices, but it would be a lot more
fun to look outside the Marvel universe for inspiration... and then tie those
movies to the
superheroes that will probably die in Infinity War.
One of Deadpool's main schticks is making
fun of other
superhero movies, so it was probably inevitable that at some point the Merc with a Mouth would make
fun of last year's Justice League.
Iron Man 2 really plays like a
fun, imperfect
superhero movie that was burdened by the road ahead.
That all changes in the final skirmish and during parts of the climactic heist, in which director Peyton Reed uses the concept of relative size to poke
fun of the notion of a large - scale destruction — a common staple in these
superhero movies.
It's wrong - headed from the get, a giant f*ck you to both the idea of narrative consistency and the audience for having the temerity to expect a
superhero movie — a genre about people with fantastical powers flying around and saving the world — to be any
fun at all.
Civil War further benefits from including several
fun interactions between the
movie's various
superhero characters, with the dynamics between Scarlet Witch / Vision and Bucky / Sam Wilson a.k.a. Falcon (Anthony Mackie) among the highlights - while Natasha Romanoff / Black Widow's (Scarlett Johansson) tendency to shift allegiances makes the scenes between her and both Steve / Tony all the more interesting for it.
Some of the
fun of the first Guardians was the way it rather audaciously subverted a lot of
superhero movie tropes, down to Peter Quill challenging Ronan to a dance - off.
22 Jump Street is at its best when it's just letting itself have a lot of
fun, with Tatum once again stealing the entire show with his sincere but dim - witted Jenko making great use of his
superhero physical presence and abilities and his incredible, sincere reactions over the course of the
movie — his response to finding out the true identity of the woman that Hill's Schmidt slept with is far and away the highlight of the
movie and brought my theater down.
Highly entertaining and responsible for giving Ryan Reynolds his true star making moment we've all been waiting for, Deadpool is a quick - fire burst of fresh air in a world of kid friendly
superhero films that upon closer inspection isn't much more than a
fun time out at the
movies.
Kenneth Branagh directs this
fun Marvel
superhero movie about a Norse god (Chris Hemsworth) who's banished to Earth, where he meets a conveniently single scientist (Natalie Portman).
Extravagant special effects are taken for granted in
superhero movies, but Ant - Man has enough imagination to make them seem both
fun and necessary, whether it's during a scene where the shrunken Lang finds himself dodging Lucite heels on a dance floor or in a psychedelic, space - folding sequence set in the Microverse, the dimension of the sub-atomically small.
Viewed today, Tim Burton's Batman, the runaway # 1 film of 1989, is silly at times (particularly when utilizing original songs by Prince), but it unquestionably kept the
superhero movie alive, bridging the genre's gap between the diminishing returns of the Christopher Reeve Superman series» good - natured
fun and the Spider - Man - led revival of the early 21st century.
Anyway, now that we know Marvel is making a Doctor Strange
movie, we can move on to the most
fun part of all
superhero news: casting rumors.
Not only does it bring together
superheroes from other Marvel Comics
movies like Iron Man, The Hulk, Captain America and Thor, but it is a genuinely great and
fun movie made by a guy who understands the characters and how to craft a good story.
Kick - Ass 2 takes on the same formula of violence, extremely foul language, and sexual innuendos that go beyond your usual
superhero movie, but where the first
movie was
fun and witty, Kick - Ass 2 takes on a more conventional approach to the storyline.
Ryan Coogler has harnessed the
superhero movie — and a really
fun one!
And as 2016's Deadpool made clear, the greatest of those powers may be his complete self - awareness: The majority of jokes in Deadpool were focused on flaying the titular hero and the
superhero industrial complex, whether that meant poking
fun at Reynolds's career and Fox's run of bad
superhero movies or inserting raunchy one - liners and superfluous gore into the
movie's big action sequences in order to earn its rare - for - the - genre R rating.
Ryan Reynolds is back to make
fun of the business of
superhero movies in hilarious sequel to 2016 smash
True, the
movie has some
fun with Deadpool's relationship with second - string X-Men like Colossus, who steals scenes as an incongruously gentlemanly and paternal metal monster man, and Negasonic Teenage Warhead, yet another sullen little girl equally at home texting or destroying men and monsters ten times her size, but it doesn't exactly reinvent the
superhero movie.
You don't expect any less than that from Raimi, whose record - setting Spider - Man trilogy put more
fun into the
superhero movie than anything else between 1978's Superman and The Avengers.
However, given that writer - director Craig Mazin has already directed a
superhero spoof, a pretty fun independent effort called The Specials, it's hard not to be disappointed at how far off the mark Superhero Movie errs at aiming for the fu
superhero spoof, a pretty
fun independent effort called The Specials, it's hard not to be disappointed at how far off the mark
Superhero Movie errs at aiming for the fu
Superhero Movie errs at aiming for the funny bone.
The presumptuously titled Captain Underpants: The First Epic
Movie, based on Dav Pilkey's first four children's books in the Captain Underpants series (all of which have amusingly lengthy titles themselves), pokes a lot of
fun at the concept of
superheroes, the concept of action
movies and the very cinematic medium in which it's found itself.
Thus far, critics are hailing the Ryan Coogler - directed
superhero movie as
fun, funny, and socially relevant cinema.
Most
superhero movies build up to the climactic battle where the
superhero must defeat the bad guy in the end, and there's plenty of that in Thor: Ragnarok, but it's pure
fun in the process.
From mocking other
superheroes and their
movies to having some
fun at his own expense, Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) will say anything to get a laugh.
This has been a banner year for
superhero movies and the ones that have been most satisfying have been those that threw out the rulebooks of their predecessors: Logan giving us a dark, bitter, aging R - rated Wolverine, Ragnarok ditching Shakespearean brood to mine Thor and company for sheer exhilarating
fun, The Lego Batman
Movie applying the irreverent comedy treatment to Gotham City lore.
But as an action
movie that throws back to a time when action
movies didn't also have to be
superheroes or revenge thrillers, The Hitman's Bodyguard is brainless, dumb -
fun escapism as its stupid best.
«It's glossy,
fun, upbeat and plays well in summer when people are tired of the
superhero movies.