Sentences with phrase «much about comics»

I don't know much about comics, I read some comics but I am not the biggest DC or Marvel fan out there, but I have followed one character since its humble beginning and that is the Merc with the Mouth, Deadpool.

He explains that Harmon hadn't read any scripts and didn't know much about the comics, so he was able to offer a fresh perspective and «break down things» in a way nobody else could.

Not exact matches

How much more time would she spend thinking about a comic character who was having their seat banged by an obnoxious ghoul playing with a tray table behind them?

If it is being considered a workable model we are in a world which is much more realistic than the one we were in before — and certainly more than the one we were in before the election, when May's tragic - comic aides killed all rational thought about the issue.

Much has been written about the triumph of geek culture, but what I am seeing all around goes deeper: not just a fondness for comic books and fantasy novels, but a wholesale embrace of scientific thinking in popular entertainment.

In the press conference, Gianotti also took questions about a less serious topic: the choice of the «Comic Sans» font for her 2012 Higgs presentation, which prompted much teasing as it seemed incongrous with the solemnity of the discovery.

Just because I like to toe the edge at how much it takes for me to get sued by marvel comics by putting photos of their stars on my blog but I would read that article thoroughly and take into account everything that I talk about in there you know, from compression to ice to you know, kinesio tape, foam rolling, EectroStem, just like look at all my recommendations and see which ones that are practically within your control to implement.

I have about 10 tattoos, I play video games and know too much about sci fi and comic book characters lol.

Theres really not much know about me except one day I would like to become a famous Comic book / cartoonist or if that does nt happen then Mixed Martial Arts.

I understand that in order to build a climax, the first 2 or 3 episodes should be viewed and interpreted as an introduction to the serie itself and what its about - not so much a comic book serie!

Pop Culture Happy Hour is a lively chat about books, movies, music, television, comics and pretty much anything else that strikes a nerve, all in a weekly roundtable from NPR.

Merchant's awkwardness as Walter provides some much needed comic relief that isn't Jerry's sardonic bluntness about the whole situation.

(remix) music video by Danger Mouse and Jemini; deleted scenes and alternative takes, five in total, including an alternative ending (9 min) with a less subtle conversation between Richard and Mark, but a haunting final image of Richard with Anthony; images from Anjan Sarkars graphic novel animation matched to actual dialogue from the films soundtrack (the scene where Herbie first sees the elephant); In Shanes Shoes (24 min) documentary featuring the premiere at the 2004 Edinburgh Film Festival, interviews with Shane Meadows about run - ins with violent gangs in his youth, and on - location clowning; Northern Soul (26 min) also made by Meadows in 2004, and starring Toby Kebbell as an aspiring wrestler with no actual wrestling experience or talent - this comic short is as amateurish as its protagonist, and serves only to show how much better Dead Mans Shoes is.

She is pretty much naked her entire storyline, which works well in the comics and is fun for this movie, but I'm not sure she made for the most captivating character to care about.

As someone who never was wild about the comic series, I didn't expect much from Thor.

Film criticism, not without its own scandals last year, is now dominated not so much by erudite journalists but white, male geeks who, somewhere between their love of comic book movies and web design, decided they had the chops to write about cinema without relevant education or experience.

The director just about pulls off this delicate balancing act, although he occasionally risks having a bit too much comic fun with the foibles of the film industry.

Not much else is known about the series, other than the fact that it will be overseen by director, producer and comic book writer Reginald Hudlin.

It's a gloriously written film, with jokes that are crafted rather than excavated from reams of on - set improvisation1; the success of the punchlines is scattershot and up for debate (connoisseurs of the Borscht belt should find much to admire, but a rehash of Lloyd's lovesick daydream flatlines, due in no small part to an overestimation of the comic chops and kitsch appeal of Honey Boo - Boo's mom), yet there is something bracing about its structural classicism after the last few years of watching the Church of Apatow whack off.

Whether this reveal was avoided because his connection to Mordo - who is ostensibly Strange's ally in the film, despite being his comic book enemy - might give away too much about Mordo's role in the story is unknown.

Less than a week before 20th Century Fox's Deadpool feature film is released, comments made by iconic comic book creator Rob Liefeld about how much comic book writer Fabian Niceiza contributed to the character's creation has caused a stir online.

The wonderful comic actress Elizabeth Banks makes her directorial debut with her segment, about a teen girl getting her first period, but it's frenetic and cruel and doesn't suggest much of a future for this part of her career.

Marvel Studios unveiled its plans for a Guardians of the Galaxy movie at Comic - Con this year, but we haven't really heard much about the project since then.

For a long time, Please Give seems like it's about nothing much at all, but as these four lives awkwardly intertwine, Holofcener keeps finding the moments between them that are both comic and true.

There's simply no excuse for comic book movies these days; I know I go on about Batman Begins every chance I get, but it really did show that these films could be so much more.

Singer talks about how mutant functions as a metaphor for homosexuality, and that much of the cast weren't comic book fans.

A comic shared by Zack Snyder on Vero shows how Gotham City feels about Batman in Batman V Superman and how much detail Snyder puts into his films.

When: September 21st Why: I don't remember much about the 1995 Sylvester Stallone action vehicle «Judge Dredd» other than the fact that it was terrible, but that's surely enough to raise some eyebrows regarding the latest attempt to bring the popular antihero of the British comic «2000 AD» to the big screen.

«Calvary» is the second of a trilogy that began with «The Guard,» Ireland's most successful indie ever, a comic take about a policeman in County Galway (also played by Gleeson) who has seen enough of the world to know that there is not much too it, and who teams up with a humorless FBI agent in pursuit of a drug ring.

Stan Lee and Steve Ditko's original Doctor Strange comics are about so much more than the groovy, psychedelic spectacle the Strange film brought to life.

One of the comic grace notes in this feud involves Max's friendship with Dirk Calloway (Mason Gamble), a much younger classmate at Rushmore, who spies Herman emerging from Rosemary's house, blocks his car when he's leaving, announces, «I know about you and the teacher,» and spits with fury on the hood of Herman's car.

Where before, the Oscars cared much more about whether the public liked a movie, the public began flocking to movies that had numbers after their titles and were based on brands and comic books.

The 32 - year - old «Social Network» star hasn't spoken much about the negative reaction to his performance in the Zack Snyder film until this weekend, when he told fans at MCM London Comic Con that he will reprise his role in Snyder's upcoming Justice League movies.

So for something like Lobo, without saying too much about it, it'll feel, I imagine, quite different because the Lobo comic itself is quite different.

I'm curious how much more cool stuff we'll see and learn about Black Panther this week during San Diego Comic Con.

I don't know much about his character in the comic, but surely there must have been more depth to him in the original stories?

There are plenty of moments pulled straight from the comics, changes in characters and much more to learn about.

They also talk waaaaaaay too much about prostitutes in the old west and San Diego, plus Kevin gets the dirt on which transportation workers at Comic - Con you should avoid.

The Internet has convinced itself that Capcom is about to unveil a new version of its much praised comic book crossover fighter, with new characters from Phoenix Wright to Dr Strange rumoured to be included.

From New York Comic - Con, the group talks about getting Woody Harrelson on board, how much time has passed since «Dawn of the Planet of the Apes», and more.

Forget all that stuff about Renee Zellweger «s face — she still delivers choice comic expressions and re-creates a much loved, lived - in character.

Full disclosure: while I was very much into comics and superheroes growing up, I didn't know much about Black Panther before this movie was announced.

A few cheap shots at competitors Marvel - mark - Avengers and DC earn half - hearted huffs at best — except for one joke about Hawkeye that lands well, and also made my nerd heart shiver at the thought of a «Hawkeye vs. Deadpool» movie, it's a GREAT comic, shut up — but jokes about Wade's precarious place within the X-Men universe go over much better.

«Ryan's trip informed as much about the movie as any of our comics,» says Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige.

What does it say to you about where we are in the evolution of the superhero genre that this R - rated, irreverent comic - book movie resonated so much with audiences?

The three - disc set features commentary on the first and final episodes (not particularly enlightening, for all the motivations they reveal), two behind - the - scenes featurettes (about 15 minutes apiece), a brief, light interview with Ian McKellan and clips from the panel discussion at «The Prisoner Comic - Con Panel» that also doesn't shed much light on anything.

Like Ang Lee's Hulk, Iron Man is a comic - book blockbuster characterized as much by heavyweight acting and sober intellectual concerns about the use and misuse of power and technology as the usual comic - book foolishness.

Rightly or wrongly, after director Bill Condon's announcement in the UK gay magazine Attitude that, «LeFou is somebody who on one day wants to be Gaston and on another day wants to kiss Gaston» and that the comic sidekick would deliver»... a nice, exclusively gay moment in a Disney movie», there hasn't been much else said about this remake.

But «Hall Pass» speaks less about sexual politics than about how much the Farrellys are now sucking wind trying to keep pace with their new comic contemporaries.

Who wouldn't want to hear as much as Smith has to say about pinching her comic technique from Kenneth Williams?