ScottE

June 16, 2013 4:54 am SPOILER At the end I took the Zod death to be a choice Zod was making sort of a suicide by cop thing. After his troops went back to the Phantom Zone he couldn't bring Krypton back, which is his only purpose for living, and while he did want to make Superman pay I also think he wanted to die and die in battle. I thought once he was in the head lock he knew Superman could break his neck but wouldn't so he put Superman in a position where he knew Superman would have no choice but to kill him.

June 14, 2013 5:19 pm There are Walmart movie theaters now, that is really bumming me out.

April 5, 2013 11:23 pm No the best part is Joesph Cotton references.

April 3, 2013 6:37 pm I sorta know what your saying he has been a little hit or miss for me but I watched Super a couple weeks back and it was really good, got me excited for GotG.

March 29, 2013 7:36 pm This probably just shows my age and how out of touch I am but why does an X on her hand mean straight edge. Back in my twenty's I remember having X's put on your hand by clubs but and sometimes it had to do with people being too young to drink, granted though I was not real close to anyone who was straight edge.

March 29, 2013 7:18 pm Timm has been doing a great job of overseeing these films but if this means he is going to go off and make something more personal where he is the main driving force behind the project, then I am very excited.

March 27, 2013 7:10 pm Doesn't look great or bad I really wish someone could break the code and come out with a great Wolverine movie, or Marvel would take a note form DC animation and make an animated movie out of a good story line from the books like Old Man Logan.

March 23, 2013 2:30 am What if they are taking from the J.M. DeMatteis story where Red Skull is old and then he Injects Cap. and turns Cap old and Redford is playing the old version of Cap.

March 21, 2013 11:28 pm OK I will try to explain this basicly Miracleman is Captain Marvel aka Shazam. In the late 1940s I think DC sued Fawcett Comics, the original publisher of Captain Marvel, saying he was too similar to Superman and DC won or it was to expensive for Fawcett to fight back I forget exactly but either way that was the end of Captain Marvel comics in the US for awhile. But Fawcett still liked the character so they took the idea to the UK made very minor changes and put out the comic called Marvelman. Marvel man really was just like Shazam except for a different costume and he said kimota instead of shazam to change into a superhero. Marvelman comics originally came out in the UK on the 50s but years later, early 80s I think Alan Moore brought the character back in a really brilliant run. Now when they wanted to print Alan Moore's Marvelman in the US I guess they were afraid of legal problems from Marvel comes, I think, so they reprinted them over here as Miracleman. And I just realized ifanboy did a whole video episode about it so I really didn't need to write all that, oh well.

March 17, 2013 8:04 pm I like the way you fly, boy.