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Did we see the same movie? I'll admit upfront that if I were to have a super power this would be it...however, parking that radmon thought aside I thoroughly enjoyed this.
Bearing in mind that this is background material for what is set to be a trilogy it would be difficult to tell this in any other way. Speaking of which the narrative structure is set out in a clever and engaging way...how you were distracted by some inane song I'll never know? Where you listening to your iPod at the same time...?
All jokes aside great site...keep up the good work!
I think we saw the same movie, but we may have seen it a little differently.
I agree... I would totally want to be able to "jump" if I could chose a superpower. Although, I would rather not have a white-haired Sam Jackson chasing me -- that dude is just too badass.
I know that it was a trilogy, but the movie was only 88 minutes long... You mean to tell me that they couldn't add another 20-30 min to the story to help explain things better? Doug Liman and David Goyer are better than that.
And as far as the song goes... I would recommend you see "Team America: World Police". Its very funny, especially if you don't live in the United States.
Great review though.
(Phew on the song. I thought you were going to say "Uncle F'er" from South Park's movie.)