Sentences with phrase «think superhero movies»

Now that Steven Spielberg has admitted that he thinks superhero movies are a passing fad, the floodgates have opened, and anybody who secretly felt annoyed about the preponderance of superhero films can feel free to say so.

Oh sure, there was a period of time earlier this year when everybody was hyped on Deadpool and thought every superhero movie needed to be R - rated, but does Dr. Stephen Strange really need to say «fuck» a few more times?

Basically, if you think the superhero movie Black Panther is too militant but didn't react the same way to say, American Sniper, you're not concerned about militancy.

Not exact matches

But most importantly, gone are the days when movie executives thought female - led superheroes wouldn't make money.

The next time your kid wants to watch their favorite superhero movie again, smile to yourself and think of it as a good career primer.

Chadwick Boseman is probably most famous for being the Black Panther (first in Captain America: Civil War, next in his own upcoming movie), but he's also a Harvard - educated guy and has clearly put a lot of thought into portraying the Marvel Cinematic Universe's first black superhero with their own movie.

Instead, think of bodybuilders, fitness models, celebrities getting in shape for a movie role, and most likely, you (the dude who wants a Hollywood Superhero physique).

Granted, these movies are based on superhero comics, which do this sort of character development a lot, with characters baldly stating what they're thinking or feeling because of the comparative struggle of comics to delve into their characters» heads, lacking consistent devices for inner monologues (as a more traditional novel would have) or the benefit of an actor's performance (as a movie or TV show would have).

If there has ever been a more political superhero movie, I can't think of it.

People let themselves think they're having superhero movie fatigue because there are many of them made nowadays, but as I said, it doesn't matter if people have powers.

Many people like to think that blockbuster and / or superhero movies are little more than fluff, an excuse to tap into a ready - made fan base and have some cool action scenes and colourful costumes to grab a large demographic market.

Can you imagine if you go to this actually thinking it's a superhero movie?»

Fans who thought they were previewing footage from the Ryan Reynolds superhero film were treated to the entire movie

Many have commented on the over-saturated market for superhero movies, so you wouldn't have been blamed for thinking you didn't want more.

The film's Simon Kinberg has said of the eagerly - anticipated sequel: «I think Deadpool 2 will comment on anything that's happening in movies today especially in superhero movies.

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.

Others are here just because the thought of them directing a big - budget superhero movie makes me giggle uncontrollably.

Producer Simon Kinberg has this to say about a follow - up: «I think Deadpool 2 will comment on anything that's happening in movies today especially in superhero movies.

Producer Simon Kinberg recently said of the sequel: «I think Deadpool 2 will comment on anything that's happening in movies today especially in superhero movies.

I suppose there have been worse recent superhero movies — Age Of Ultron and Justice League come to mind — but I'm hard - pressed to think of one as tediously inconsequential as Avengers: Infinity War.

One wonders what those folks thought of «Black Panther,» by far the most sophisticated, moving and savvy superhero movie in the Marvel canon.

I just don't think she'd be able to cope with superhero themed movies.

If I may speak for my colleagues at Mutant Reviewers here, one of the reasons why we took so long in reviewing The Dark Knight wasn't that we didn't enjoy it (I think it was more or less universally liked) or that there wasn't enough to say — just that this was a monumental superhero movie that may just stand at the top of the pack of the decade, and that is a huge thought to tackle when you want to give the film justice.

For director and co-writer Ryan Coogler, it was a way to explore some of his deepest personal thoughts on identity and culture, but through the highly accessible entry point of a superhero movie.

And the movie's very last line — except for the much - anticipated post-credits sequence, that is — is absolutely perfect in its bittersweet longing and quiet humanity... words I never thought I'd be able to use for a superhero movie, and that's part of what makes Captain America so special.

You'd be forgiven for thinking Avengers: Infinity War was the be-all and end - all of Marvel Studios» movie plans - it's hard to look past a superhero crossover epic that big - but now that the film has been out for a while, I'm hear to tell you that there's actually plenty of new Marvel movies coming soon.

Brian Cox has always been brilliant as the villain and I think the actor appreciates the fact he is allowed to take all of his little bad guy quirks and dial them right up to the maximum for this superhero movie.

Full quote: «Independent film, the foundation and everybody here today, I think are holdouts against a tsunami of superhero movies that have swept over this industry.

«Return of Xander Cage» also throws in a parade of elbow - nudging references to superhero movies, reminding us that it's never a good idea to make audiences think of something else they'd rather be watching.

#AvengersInfinityWar first thoughts: this is the most epic Marvel movie ever made, the most epic superhero movie ever made, perhaps the most epic movie ever.

So when «Ant - Man» finally takes a Marvel turn and starts reminding us, at first subtly, that it's a superhero movie, the first thought is, «Oh, no, why did you have to go ruin it?»

«Some people may think that they're simply being pounded into the ground by superhero movies with explosions regardless,» Markus says.

While I think he stumbled a bit with this movie since it's a much bigger movie and the studios breathing down his neck, but at least he brought a brand new superhero in style.

I can't see how anyone could be dissatisfied with this movie I preferred it to the other two as I think it captured batman perfectly bane was perfect how anyone can disagree after batman and robin is beyond me??? Cat women was perfect there was no poor casting IMO character development was fine story was fine and beautifully shot soundtrack stunning all involved made an absolute masterpiece even tho I guessed most plotpoints in advance they still felt like a surprise to me I don't see the point in any other superhero franchise making any more movies as bb tdk and tdkr will never be surpassed

Unfortunately, crappy climactic fight scenes come all too often in superhero movies (I think television often gets it better, or maybe those battles just feel more resonant because we've taken longer to build up to it).

You'd think that, failing in all other areas, from story to acting, a superhero movie with billboards littering the cities and TV spots flooding the airwaves would at least cater to the masses and bring some decent action spectacle.

I don't think it is a secret that I am slightly burned out on superhero movies.

Birdman is the type of thought provoking movie that makes you question things in life like existence and legacy while being cleverly disguised as a washed up superhero actor flick.

Earlier tonight sources were spotting the movie between $ 22M - $ 24M, and now the thinking is that the Ryan Coogler - directed movie about Marvel's Black superhero T'Challa will clear $ 25M.

I thought that by the time there was a sequel to Kick - Ass, the distasteful 2010 ersatz British version of an American superhero movie, I'd be sitting in my slippers before the glowing embers of a wintry fire reading PG Wodehouse.

In Trank's superhero opus, there's too many people trying to jam their seed in one plot; too many diverse globulars of ideas, too many assorted ropes of thought, to fit on one movie's mug.

With all the internet buzz about Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman right now, one would think it was Warner Bros» DC Comics universe that had transformed Hollywood's approach to superhero movies over the past five years, rather than Disney - owned rival Marvel.

If anything, I think I was probably too gentle on the film in theaters, a reflection of my ability to see the good in superhero movies that are even widely deemed disappointing (like last year's Fantastic Four).

I felt like they did on «Watchmen» where they were like, «okay, it's so deconstructed,» but I kind of feel like now I think about it, many people thought that «Watchmen» was a superhero movie, just like they thought «Sucker Punch» was an action movie.

Ultimately, I take some enjoyment from The Incredible Hulk and think it's a worthwhile superhero movie, but I can't claim it does a ton for me.

The director's pulp fictions amount to comic - book movies without the superheroes, or, in this case, without heroes (come to think of it, at half the length, Hateful Eight might've nicely evoked the short - form punch of an EC Comic).

While one might think it's suicide for another superhero movie to be opening so close to Avengers: Infinity War, 20th Century Fox is doing a great job of differentiating Deadpool 2 so far in a way that promises a completely different viewing experience.

Regardless of opinions on the films themselves, I think it would be fair to say the recent DC superhero movies have had a rough go of it.

The beauty of Deadpool 2, though, is that the success of the first movie has removed any shackles from Ryan Reynolds and his co-writers, encouraging them to confidently unleash the full force of this wise - cracking gnat of a superhero who admittedly fights «dirty» in order to do what he thinks is right.

In the years since Bourne first became popular, superhero movies have taken over, and I guess someone at Universal thinks they need to compete (which maybe also explains the supersoldiery plot of The Bourne Legacy).