Since 2002
I really jumped the gun on this one; but I wanted more Iron Man. Oh well; I guess my trend of watching things out of order will just have to continue.
Speaking of out-of-order; I saw Rockapella live at Silver Dollar City 14 times this year, and their show began with an intro video which used the Avengers theme by Alan Silvestri as its background music. So I’m kind of stuck with it, it’s the Rockapella theme song now.
It’s called Iron Man 3; but it really should be called Marvel Movie #47 or whatever number it would be. I can mostly follow along; but it feels like I’m missing too much from other movies I haven’t watched yet.
I’m game for a whole movie of nothing but Tony Stark’s self-destructive descent into madness.
Rhodes should not be able to fly the Iron Man suit so well.
So far the only real threat to Iron Man is another Iron Man, I guess I’ll soon see whether IM3 does things differently. I’m sure Avengers does.
Really, Tony Stark is his own worst enemy.
I think that counts as rule-of-three for the long-winded name for S.H.I.E.L.D.
When Pepper is watching the terrorists’ video on the computer and the translation is activated, I like to think that they actually only said “Tony Stark” and the translation software had been programmed to insert “the great” before his name every time it appears. That just sounds like a Tony Stark thing to do.
It’s kind of weird…I still primarily think of Jeff Bridges as the guy from TRON, so I basically never recognize him no matter what he appears in. I another comment related to this; but I’ll save it until the TRON sequel.
A very unusual spinoff. Is this canon? It functions well enough stand-alone; but things start to get very weird in my head when I put it beside Anastasia. Anastasia did have some magic in it; but it still feels significantly more grounded in reality than BtM.
Maybe this entire film takes place in Bartok’s imagination. He could have dreamed the whole thing up during the 10 year time gap in the first movie.
This doesn’t feel effed up enough to be a Don Bluth movie; but then again, I’m used to the 80s stuff that made kids crap themselves.
Another Christopher Lloyd villain role is always nice.
It feels like this movie was trying to be like all the weird-ass fantasy-adventures from the 80s. The tone is about right; but it either needed more budget to pull off better computer effects, or it should have relied more on practical effects.
Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989)
It may be time to establish a special rating scale for Ghibli films based on just how Ghibli they are.
It’s not a very fleshed out rating system yet; but on a scale from 1 to Totoro, I would rate this Totoro – (Totoro / 10) * 2.
That may not be entirely accurate; I am not certain at this point that the Totoro system is a base-10 system.
That was a surprise. From the cover I was just expecting a Little Red Riding Hood movie; but it was much more than that.
I think this is the least screen time I’ve seen from Johnny Depp in a single movie so far.
I don’t know how or why they decided the BatB remake needed to be more literal and this one didn’t.
I’m not sure if it’s just because of the live-action, or because of the years that have passed; but the domestic abuse really hits a lot harder in this than in the original.