Episode #56 – Great Moments in So-So Comic Book Movies

Today, there is a trend of some half-dozen comic book movies released each year, and it doesn’t show any signs of slowing down. What it indicates is that right now we truly are in the golden age of comics being adapted into movies. Many of these films are quality movies, but the thing with some comic movies is that sometimes they aren’t always up to par compared to their source material or even other contemporary comic book films. But, even if some movies are not the greatest as a whole, there can still be moments of brilliance in them. That’s what the panel focuses on today, the best aspects or moments from some so-so comic book movies. 

Credits

Panel:
Zack Slater
Frank Melman (on Twitter)
Tommy Smithereens (on Twitter)
Clifton (on Twitter)

Produced by Zack Slater

Produced/Edited by Clifton (on Twitter)

Engineered by Mike BlueLion209

Music: Arpy – Dan Henig  
Support by RFM – NCM: https://bit.ly/2xGHypM

Episode Notes for Great Moments in So-So Comic Book Movies

Hulk vs the army from Hulk

Making of Hulk – includes footage of Ang Lee performing motion capture for the Hulk

Split Screening in Hulk

Opening credits for X-Men Origins: Wolverine – Wolverine & Sabretooth fighting wars

Gambit (Taylor Kitsch) in X-Men Origins: Wolverine 

The Wolverine Ninjas vs Wolverine

Darth Maul’s double lightsabre in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace 

Darth Maul vs. Qui Gon Jinn & Obi Wan Kenobi from Star Wars: The Phantom Menace 

Tony with just a glove and boot from in Iron Man 3

Monaco Sequence from Iron Man 2

Justin Hammer (Sam Rockwell) Dancing in Iron Man 2

Costumes from X-Men: Dark Phoenix & Grant Morrison’s New X-Men

Baseball scene from Twilight 

Peter vs Harry in Spider-Man 3

Evil Peter Dancing in Spider-Man 3

Constantine – Lucifer and Angel Micheal scene

Deadshot (Will Smith) tutoring his daughter from Suicide Squad

Superman Returns Bullet Scene

Evil Superman in Bar / Junk Yard Fight from Superman 3

Bane vs Batman from The Dark Knight Rises

“Some days you just can’t get rid of a bomb” from Batman The Movie (1966)

Superman vs. The Flash from Justice League

Childhood Fight:  Snakes eyes vs Storm Shadow from G.I.Joe: Rise of Cobra

The Broodiest shot in the history of Cinema from G.I.Joe: Rise of Cobra

Times Square Sequence from Amazing Spider-Man 2

Hospital Scene from The Spirit

Matt “sees” Elektra in Daredevil


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