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Shawn Levy to direct "The Flash" - Feb 05, 2007 - 10:00am
Maybe this is a good thing. Goyer is a great writer, but as a director, not so much. Blade: Trinity was pretty terrible. BTW- Superman Returns was a total rehash of Superman The Movie and for what it's worth the Donner Recut of Superman II is much better than the original.
Maybe this is a good thing. Goyer is a great writer, but as a director, not so much. Blade: Trinity was pretty terrible. BTW- Superman Returns was a total rehash of Superman The Movie and for what it's worth the Donner Recut of Superman II is much better than the original.
Politics in Comics or The Follies of Didacticism - Nov 30, 2006 - 01:42pm
I didn't think he was going out of his way to imply that was wrong persay, it was just the wording that threw me. I agree everyone should be challenged on their beliefs, it was the use of the term "wrong" and being lumped in with Bush that I didn't get. It seems contradictory to the overall point of the comment.
I didn't think he was going out of his way to imply that was wrong persay, it was just the wording that threw me. I agree everyone should be challenged on their beliefs, it was the use of the term "wrong" and being lumped in with Bush that I didn't get. It seems contradictory to the overall point of the comment.
Politics in Comics or The Follies of Didacticism - Nov 30, 2006 - 11:56am
Kgatchel, I agree with 90% of what you say, but I gotta admit to be a little bothered by the comments, "But when a person believes something that is wrong (Bush should stay in power, Jesus was the son of God), they need to be challenged on it." I can understand not caring for President Bush, I voted for him twice and am less than satisfied with much of what's happened, but the Jesus comment is a bit over the top for me. Believe what you want religiously (or non-religiously), but calling someone's religion wrong is, well, quite frankly wrong in itself. Granted the Religious Right in America has done for Christians what Al-Queda has done for Muslims (gives them aa bad name), but if someone challenges someone for being religious on the basis of being "wrong," aren't they just as gulity as someone confronting a gay couple as being "wrong" too?
Kgatchel, I agree with 90% of what you say, but I gotta admit to be a little bothered by the comments, "But when a person believes something that is wrong (Bush should stay in power, Jesus was the son of God), they need to be challenged on it." I can understand not caring for President Bush, I voted for him twice and am less than satisfied with much of what's happened, but the Jesus comment is a bit over the top for me. Believe what you want religiously (or non-religiously), but calling someone's religion wrong is, well, quite frankly wrong in itself. Granted the Religious Right in America has done for Christians what Al-Queda has done for Muslims (gives them aa bad name), but if someone challenges someone for being religious on the basis of being "wrong," aren't they just as gulity as someone confronting a gay couple as being "wrong" too?
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