When I did a search for Michelle Kwan on amazon.com I found an item that had nothing to do with skating, yet this was written:
"Her head turned faster than Michelle Kwan doing a triple axle."
Now THAT'S lible if I ever saw it. First off the idiot spelled Axel wrong, and second, Kwan has never in her life even ATTEMPTED the dangerous and rare jump. But I didn't go to Goldensksate complaining about it...
However, I did complain about seeing a fashion magazine calling Tai Babilonia and Randy Gardner Olympic Gold Medalists, when they never even COMPETED at the Olympics. They were there, but Randy got hurt in practice just before their skate. Most people agreed with me that I did have something to complain about, however there were some who felt the same way I feel about this.
Wow you definitely know your comics Brendan. Tell me, was the original Batman comics' Joker the way he is portrayed in the film with Michael Keaton?
What in your opinion is the most accurate comic book movie made to date?
And what is the best?
I can't make any analysis on accuracy, but the best I have seen is the Spiderman franchise. Even though yes, they change things from the original comics (including letting Mary Jane live... she did die in the original comics right?) it is still an excellent movie series, and they stay true to comic book-cinematography. Every frame shot, at least in the first film, was shot to look like it was from a comic book.
I would say the worst adaptation of a comic would be Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. They took a very serious series and made it funny... some fans think that's a cardinal sin, do you?
Oh believe me the terrible effects in Hulk are legendary
and this from the man who gave us Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon... Tsk tsk.
What do you think of Blade? I really liked that movie, but was not a fan of Blade II. But is it accurate to the comic books?
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As I recall that was his first role EVER! Now look where he's at!