Over The Hedge
I hope Over the Hedge gets 100%. 
SharkTale was like 30%, Madagascar was around 45%? Both "rotten" accroding to RT. Oh please....
When Sinbad came out I told everyone I knew to go see it, but it still did badly....
Oh well, I'll give it another shot this time.
SharkTale was like 30%, Madagascar was around 45%? Both "rotten" accroding to RT. Oh please....
When Sinbad came out I told everyone I knew to go see it, but it still did badly....
Oh well, I'll give it another shot this time.
You can’t just have your characters announce how they feel! That makes me feel angry!
Both "Shrek" films were among the best reviewed films of the year when they came out.
And, ShyVi, you can't expect EVERYONE to like a movie. The only film I can think of that got a 100% fresh rating at RT was "Spider-Man 2" (though this might have changed since I last checked the site).
And, ShyVi, you can't expect EVERYONE to like a movie. The only film I can think of that got a 100% fresh rating at RT was "Spider-Man 2" (though this might have changed since I last checked the site).
"Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift--that is why it's called the present."
He's cool. But I expected him to be more "evil". He was evil but it was a lot like: "Oh, the poor guy is all mixed up, it's the inhibitor chip, not his fault..." Then he sacrifices his life at the end. Kinda lame....Ha ha, Doc Oc is such a koo-koo…
They had the same pathos with Green Goblin, but there at least it was a (very violent) fight to the death.
Also, if you read the paperback novel by Peter David, supposadly it was realizing Peter was Spider-Man that drives Harry over the edge and makes him turn to evil. He basically loses touch with reality after that.
Even in the film, during MJ's wedding, you see Harry for a sec, and he looks a bit crazy already.
You can’t just have your characters announce how they feel! That makes me feel angry!
Ramie doesn't like his villains to be all 100% evil - he said he likes to show the human side of them to.
I haven't read the novelized version of the second film, but I'd like to as I really enjoyed the first.
(Edit: I've fond more to rant about)
One of the reasons Spider-Man was so different than other superheroes back in the day was because he often used his brains to get out of sticky situations rather than punching the villain into a pulp. While we got a fight in the first one, we got Peter using his brains in the second. See?
I haven't read the novelized version of the second film, but I'd like to as I really enjoyed the first.
(Edit: I've fond more to rant about)
One of the reasons Spider-Man was so different than other superheroes back in the day was because he often used his brains to get out of sticky situations rather than punching the villain into a pulp. While we got a fight in the first one, we got Peter using his brains in the second. See?
Yup...that's why he rules...Have you seen "Darkman"? That's an early film of his.Ramie doesn't like his villains to be all 100% evil - he said he likes to show the human side of them to.
Yeah, I get your point. I still wish Doc Ock had been a little scarier though...While we got a fight in the first one, we got Peter using his brains in the second. See?
Wait, is Ramie even doing Spidey III?
Peter David's a good writer. I WISH he'd done the Batman Begins novelI haven't read the novelized version of the second film, but I'd like to as I really enjoyed the first
instead of the awful book that got produced instead...
You can’t just have your characters announce how they feel! That makes me feel angry!
