Finally watched this and actually liked it a lot more than I thought I would. I'm a notoriously harsh critic of movies (as a lifelong Batman fan I thought Heath was awesome, but the rest of Dark Knight... meh) and I liked how much time GL spent on character development. I like that more than the "action" stuff honestly. I also like how GL managed to find time to be amazed at itself. I thought it made a horrible mistake with the HotWheels helicopter save, and then I see one of the characters say something like "race track... really?" There were a lot of little things like that in the film and I appreciate the characters recognizing the absurdity of the situation. I don't know who the cinematographer was, but I also think he did a great job. The lighting was very well done.

Yes!

IR is totally broken.

This could be fun, but I'd need more living room space.

I still think we're a good 10 years away from this being a very good thing. It may come out next year... but it'll be pretty rough, I'm sure.

By "comic book version" I hope you mean the comic book version of about 20 years ago. The crap I'm reading about some of the comic book stories these days doesn't make me miss collecting anymore. I mean really... having Mephisto annul your marriage so that 88 yr-old Aunt May can be brought back to life?

I think there should be an Aunt May movie. She's clearly the most powerful Marvel character... NOTHING can kill her!

Hey.. i liked Kirsten.

I think they DID finally make that game backwards compatible. I haven't tried, though.. since I still have my original Xbox.

BTW.. I can hardly understand what the hell you're saying. I bet I'd kick your ass in a Punctuation Contest.

I never said I was any good.

If you can consistently beat people like that... what's the point? If you are "one of the top players".. why don't you ever play one of the other top players who could give you a challenge? I'd be bored pissless with the game. Tells me a lot about your character.

Yeah.. he spent $10 for the "pleasure" of beating fools 90-NOTHING. I honestly can't believe they stayed online that long.