The CGI's are well done so can't complain here!

LOSER!!!

edit guy: "okay."

Favereaux: "So here's what I want. Clip #1 in front of preview #7. Follow that with the Superbowl Spot and intermix the action sequence from the Euro Trailer #8. Then we transition to Sci-Fi trailer #2 and use some Comic-Con '08 as filler. We dash in some powerpointed screenshots from pre-production, and conclude with the AICN sound-o-text over end credits."

*five minutes later*

edit guy: "okay. movie's done!"

This thing is totally on RDJ's shoulders. I have little doubt that his performance will make this film worthwhile. Oh, and he'll have Jeff Bridges for a backup darkhorse.

BTW, Batman Begins was great, and so will be The Dark Knight.

And then I realized that it wasn't Zimmer's temp track, it was the real Djawadi score for the movie... Sounds like bad arena rock song, or 90's video game like Ace Combat or Twisted Metal, but certainly not like a film score. First lack of taste from Favreau.

I bet you do!

Well, to be fair Favreau was too, he said that it was his passion project and agreed to do Iron Man so he could prove to Paramount he had the chops to make a big budget John Carter movie (before these assholes at Paramount let the rights go to Pixar and shaft Favreau real hard).

I read some contradictory reports about Pixar's involvement, some say it will be their first PG-13 animated project, others say it will be their first *live action* project... Both suit me fine.

When will the studio understand that when it comes to promotion, less is sometimes MUCH more? Why do they always apply this rule to character development and action, and not on the fucking marketing campaign?

This movie will have a strong opening, no need to show any more stuff!

We don't get independant comics here (gotta order it online if ya want it), and many of the more popular ones aren't even on the racks (no Fantastic 4, among others, oddly enough. Maybe the movies made ppl stop buying the rags around here?).

Personally, I hope the movie is a good thrill ride. I look forward to this and more installments to come.

Vive la comic movie!!!

(I hope I did that right. Just my luck, there'll likely be a proper Francophone to correct me.)

It goes for both Favreau and Lassetter, but the latter has a nearly flawless track record while the former still needs to prove himself comes May 2nd.

Also, where do you live to not see FF comics on the shelves? Since they're more kid-friendly I'd bet they were more frequent in countries where comics aren't that popular; albeit your theory about the shitty movies pulling the comics out of the stores seems credible^^

The more I see on my little computer screen, the more I want to see this on the big screen.

"TOO MUCH!!!" is the new 'TOO SOON!!!"

I have a propensity for insulin deficit in my family, also. I put a step machine (that I got at a garage sale for $20, worth $400) in front of the TV and I would go through a 2 hour movie, easily, and barely notice that I was working out. I lost almost 30lbs in just over 3 months.

One more thing: Learn to love water. I was a Dr. Pepper freak, but I learned how to drink water (I gulp it, like I'm dying of thirst.). Being a redhead, also (as am I), means that you are more likely to get dehydrated, so keep that aqua flowing! The average human needs about 64oz/day. You may need more being a redhead. Consult your doctor about the differences of being a redhead. If he doesn't know, consult a dermatologist. They seem to be more aware of the differences than a gereral practitioner, and are more likely to give you useful advice.

Also, I have lost many very close family members, and I feel for you on your Gran's passing. It's always tough.

Keep your chin up, sir!

I don't know where Guyane is (I'll Google it right after this.), and I don't live in Quebec or France. That's all I will say about that.

Yeah, we don't even get Dark Horse here. Lotsa Archies and even the American National Enquirer, but no F4, or special editions, or team-ups. Nuthin'! I just order online when I want something anyways. It usually ends up being cheaper!

I think it explains.

1/ keeping their money after spending 60 bucks on the game

2/ play all the week end like geeks or

3/ don't care for the movie in the first place and will skip invitations from friends to see it

Either ways, if the movie underperforms analysts will blame the game, or my dog or your mom, but they'll never blame the fan-oriented campaign. Hell, I bet if Hulk 2 bombs they'll blame Ang Lee rather than the shitty marketing. Bottom line is, I think analysts have good reasons to point out the concurrence between movies and the video game industry (about damn time), but once the movie opens there is no way to prove it was right. Or wrong. My guess is that both will open strong, but GTA IV will make figures Marvel Studios could only dream of.

Could it be? The kind of thing we always ask for--a fun, satisfying, larger-than-life fantasy flick with a great cast that isn't all 20 years old? It's sure looking that way so far.

This, Dark Knight and Hellboy all look ridiculously entertaining, all in different ways. That's a good cinematic year, right there.