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The Green Hornet (2011 film)

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http://www.hulu.com/watch/158288/mov...04209886202553

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gre...282011_film%29


It looks kinda bad. Why is Jay Chou in the movie

I want bruce lee back
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Seth Rogen is still kind of tubby. Chou is awesome though.
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I want bruce lee back

Yeah, but he died, like a long time ago.
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Yeah, but he died, like a long time ago.

I remember rumors of him being alive and just hiding from the triad when I was a kid... supposedly he was to reappear in public in 1984... triads must've gotten to him earlier than that.
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Jonah Hill as The Silver Surfer ! Yay ! Tubbies!
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I saw the trailer for this, and it looked like a piece of crap. All overdone action with little or no story. Too bad.
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Come on! The original series wasn't exactly Shakespeare. This looks like it will be precisely what it should be, though Kato should probably take a more supporting role. Shows up mainly to kick ass.
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Am I the only person that hates comics, superheros, and their movies?
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Am I the only person that hates comics, superheros, and their movies?

I wouldn't mind them so much if they weren't always poorly done.
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Am I the only person that hates comics, superheros, and their movies?


They're all vehicles for product placement and McDonalds Happy Meal promotions.
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Come on! The original series wasn't exactly Shakespeare. This looks like it will be precisely what it should be, though Kato should probably take a more supporting role. Shows up mainly to kick ass.

My point is that the acting doesn't look very good, and with 30 percent of the trailer being slow-mo action (The Matrix beat that to death a decade ago), it looks like they're relying on the gee-whiz factor to woo in 17-year-olds who don't care about the lax script. The fact that the original may not have been so great really isn't a factor here: when you're spending this kind of bucks on not just producing but reinventing a franchise, why not actually make it good?
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Am I the only person that hates comics, superheros, and their movies?

You might want to try non-superhero comics
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Am I the only person that hates comics, superheros, and their movies?

No.
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Green Hornet was great as a radio show, I have a bunch of episodes of my iTunes that I listen to frequently. Seth Rogen does not look like how I pictured Britt Reid, at all. This will probably be an awful movie. I will probably still see it, at least when it comes out on DVD.
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Green Hornet was great as a radio show, I have a bunch of episodes of my iTunes that I listen to frequently. Seth Rogen does not look like how I pictured Britt Reid, at all. This will probably be an awful movie. I will probably still see it, at least when it comes out on DVD.

I used to have a couple of episodes on cassette and liked them a lot. I wonder where those went.
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