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Jan 18, 2018
Holds all the keys
I is a good key holder
Jun 06, 2013
tomato-soup-er-man?
Since "ACTION COMICS #1" in 1938, We have seen the Kal-El from planet Krypton go from a tough-skinned person who is extremely nimble, observant, and fast, who can jump great heights and distances to actually becoming a god-messiah with powers over life, who can turn back time and raise the dead! This installment of tomato-soup-er-man features an excellent musical score, and an all-star cast. - Very entertaining and humorous interpretation!
Jun 06, 2013
Exhilarating non-stop sci-fi action, minimum-gore horror show.
I had a conversation with steven speilburgh about a "giant bat" with no web membrane between the wings that might become the "American version of Godzilla". - JJ Abrams got almost every aspect right. (He left out the part with the ultra-sonic attack, but that is just as well. - It really would not have changed the story) The focus is about the human experience through a keyhole. It is filmed so well, one actually forgets the movie is done entirely on a hand held recorder! - (That is one gem of a long life battery)! The creature is supposed to have super-regenerative powers, so when a missile blows a hole in it, the injury almost immediately seals itself up, and spits out bits of metal from the missile. Anyway, - as for sci-fi-horror shows, it gets a five out of five stars.