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Showing posts with label Batman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Batman. Show all posts
Thursday, April 2, 2009
The Final Answer
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Cartoons?
I love cartoons as a cure for boredom.
I have a bunch of 1990s X-Men and Batman cartoons saved on my hard drive for casual viewing when the mood strikes. I have all the 1980s Transformer cartoons, but I have yet to watch them. I wish I had all the 1990s Spider-Man cartoons.
Something about the 1980s and 1990s brought out the best in animation. Cartoons had deeper, longer storylines, quality voice acting, and real suspense.
Yes I have the Simpsons, the Boondocks, and Robot Chicken, but there's something about taking classic superheroes and toys and bringing them to life that just can't be beat.
This looks like it may take the best of the 1990s cartoon and the live action films and may be worth checking out for X-Men fans:
I have a bunch of 1990s X-Men and Batman cartoons saved on my hard drive for casual viewing when the mood strikes. I have all the 1980s Transformer cartoons, but I have yet to watch them. I wish I had all the 1990s Spider-Man cartoons.
Something about the 1980s and 1990s brought out the best in animation. Cartoons had deeper, longer storylines, quality voice acting, and real suspense.
Yes I have the Simpsons, the Boondocks, and Robot Chicken, but there's something about taking classic superheroes and toys and bringing them to life that just can't be beat.
This looks like it may take the best of the 1990s cartoon and the live action films and may be worth checking out for X-Men fans:
Labels:
1980s,
1990s,
Batman,
boondocks,
cartoons,
robot chicken,
spider-man,
the simpsons,
transformers,
X-Men
Snub!
Unbelievable. After crafting a film to be praised for a complicated, deep, and culturally relevant story, beautiful and unbeforeseen photography, tremendous performances by high caliber actors, a pounding and moving soundtrack, and arguably one of the greatest action films ever (because it was so much more than an action film), Chris Nolan and The Dark Knight were not nominated for best picture or best director. Unbelievable. Return of the King, but not The Dark Knight?
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