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I'm getting a little tired of all of the comic book movies...

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DiGiT

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Posted: Jul. 5, 2015 - 6:13 PM ET #1

I mean they seem to be making some major coin so I guess people like em but damn, talk about overload! How many different Batman movies can they make? Now they have the Antman? Give me a break already. It really speaks volume about the lack of creativity in the movie industry these days.

Killer_B

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Posted: Jul. 5, 2015 - 7:39 PM ET #2

Not only is there a lack of creativity, when they make a classic remake, they Fk that up too (See The Day the Earth Stood Still). At least we should get a decent movie out of the NY prison escape.

I saw Terminator 15 yesterday. Its time to terminate the terminator. It was impossible to follow. The theatre was pretty full and I bet the line would've been +350 for anyone to explain in detail the story.

THEMUGG

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Posted: Jul. 5, 2015 - 8:00 PM ET #3

Hollywood is out of ideas.........all they have left are remakes, comics, sequels, & really bad action movies starring really bad actors.

TheGoldenGoose

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Posted: Jul. 5, 2015 - 8:05 PM ET #4

^^^ This

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thirdperson

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Posted: Jul. 5, 2015 - 8:52 PM ET #5

Movie industry is exploiting one of the most creative source of stories in the world. Every month, hundreds of different comic books have been published for decades.

Slobbasaurus

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Posted: Jul. 6, 2015 - 3:28 PM ET #6

Quote Originally Posted by Killer_B:

Not only is there a lack of creativity, when they make a classic remake, they Fk that up too (See The Day the Earth Stood Still). At least we should get a decent movie out of the NY prison escape.

I saw Terminator 15 yesterday. Its time to terminate the terminator. It was impossible to follow. The theatre was pretty full and I bet the line would've been +350 for anyone to explain in detail the story.

That's funny.

I agree with DIGit. I was never a fan of any of those super-hero movies and Hollywood will continue to pump those babies out because if it's huge fan base. Even if nerds hear the movie is sh!tty, they'll still pony up the $10 to see it. If there's a profit in it, Hollywood will make it.

I only saw the first 2 Spidermans, and that's only because my little nephew at the time was a huge fan.