I missed the Hulk preview by like 6 seconds. I was thinking a Hulk movie couldn't be that great, but with Ang Lee directing, maybe there's hope.
On Sat, 4 May 2002, glyph1001 wrote: > I went to see Spider-man with Alan Oldham [Detroit Techno relevence] > himself and the man was literally in tears [please don't hold that > against him because he truely loves comic books and superheros!] when > the flick ended. I myself couldn't help trying to see through mines > because although it was a kick-ass, action packed movie, it has romance > and touching moments that played towards the female audience. A little > bit for everyone. Tobey was just smashing in this movie and I can't > wait for the sequel. I think they're working on it as we speak and will > be out next year! Alan told me that he basically waited 38 years for a > movie like this. I'm sure you'll read about it soon on his website at > the 'studio notes' section for he said he'll definitely write a review > on it. And J.K. Simmons [Ole' Shillinger (sp?) from HBO's Oz fame.] as > J. Jonah Jameson was so like the comic book and the old cartoons! He > was true to form. Yeah, the way the web was spun is, > ummmm....hahhahahah, gross at first. Well he can't run out of web > because he's Spider-man :-) but I think they decided to make Parker > spin his webs naturally or automatically, as opposed to an artificial > mechanism to produce the web. Oh and the way the Goblin died is > like....OUCH! The web swinging scenes were abolutely breath-taking, > OMG! Just think of seeing this at the L.A. premiere! That would've > been over the top. All I can say is that this movie was pretty much a > perfect 10. > > Also, Sean, did you see the new Star Wars preview along with the "Hulk" > and directed by Ang Lee!?!?! Whooohoo!! That's gonna be bad-ass! > Sheesh, where I was at, the audience was more excited about Hulk than > the Star Wars preview. People where cheering, clapping and shouting. > Pretty funny. We even ran in to Dan Sicko at the Post office > afterwards and he says he's going on Monday so let us know what you > think Dan! :-) > > And Sean, you RAWWWWWK!!! As for Kirsten, Alan agrees. LMAO. He > always say, "From Dunst 'till Dawn". :-) > > Laters, > G. > > sean deason wrote: > > hell yeah!! I second the motion! Tobey (deer caught in the headlights) > Maguire nailed it! Not since Michael Keaton has an actor *really* gotten > into the psyche of a legendarysuperhero, but I was very impressed. I'm > ready to plop down another 6 bucks to give it another spin. > One thing that does bother me though. the new way he spins his webs is > kinda gross. and where does the material for the webs come from? wouldnt > he run out of it after a while? Maybe thats something they adapted from > the Venom costume, but still it grosses me out :^) > XMen was a big disappoinment (too much character development and by the > time the action started the movie was over) but I love this movie! > > sean deason > > Kirsten Dunst in the rain is well worth the price of admission :^) > > sean > > > Mxyzptlk wrote: > > > > >> > >> hmmmmmmmmm detroit relevance...let me think...if only the director > >> were from > >> Detroit or something..... > > > > > > That would be one thing, but it would be better if there was a 313 > > type link between techno and comix. > > What's Alan Oldham been up to lately? > > > > jeff > > > > > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
