Richard Donner’s Superman is really two films. Mostly, it’s a bouncy comic book adventure, a silly jaunt that paints it’s drama and conflict with the same broad strokes and bold colors of the original comic. Unfortunately, it’s also a delivery vehicle for joyless sci-fi monologues. Fortunately, the rest of the film **ehem** flies by, carried ...
Richard Donner's Superman is really two films. Mostly, it's a bouncy comic book adventure, a silly jaunt that paints it's drama and conflict with the same broad strokes and bold colors of the original comic. Unfortunately, it's also a delivery vehicle for joyless sci-fi monologues. Fortunately, the rest of the film **ehem** flies by, carried mostly by Reeve's goofy charisma and dopey do-gooding.
Opening with a...
A pair of professional translators talk about working in film, from subtext to subtitles.
Every week, I pop into Tsutaya with 1,000 yen and no plan what-so-ever. Anything that catches my eye comes home with me. This week, we review Winnie The Pooh & Groundhog Day with 2 more coming soon.
Pit is back to fight for the heavens and pummel the underworld.