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A case for Super
Falls short of being an instant classic
By now, a motion picture concerning an average citizen suiting up to fight real-world crime is not an original premise anymore. Most recently we've seen Defendor and Kick-Ass assume such routines, and the 1980s film Hero at Large used a similar idea. 2011's Super is writer-director James Gunn's tak... read more

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" "You really think that killing me, stabbing me to death is gonna change the world?" "I can't know that for sure... unless I try." Directed by James Gunn Written by James Gunn Music by Tyler Bates Cinematography by Steve Gainer Editing by Cara Silverman"
“Super é um filme de comédia tarantinesco que gira em torno de um herói fracassado com crises de meia idade e que sai em busca de recuperar sua esposa de traficantes, um resumo básico porquê o filme em si não tem nada muito profundo, é uma comédia baseada em absurdismos e piadas extremas contando com muito gore, uma trilha sonora badass e situações aleatórias. O ponto mais alto desse filme sobre o protagonista que está complexado por ser um beta perdedor, entrando em uma crise onde passa delirar e percebe que não fez nada de grandioso durante a vida, sendo satirizado por ter como as únicas coisas boas ter se casado e ter ajudado a prender um bandido.
O drama do protagonista está justificado e chega a ser reflexivo por alguns momentos, o problema é que estamos fala” read more

" Directed by: James Gunn Produced by: Amanda Marshall, Rainn Wilson, Lampton Enochs Jr, and Ted Hope Written by: James Gunn Cinematography; Steve Gainer Edited by: Cara Silverman Music by: Tyler Bates Distributed by: IFC Midnight "
“I wasn't really sure what to expect from this movie but since there was a decent cast involved, I thought I might as well check it out. Well, to be honest, it took me a while to get into the damned thing. First of all, with 'Kick-Ass', we already had a dark comedy about a major loser trying to become a super-hero and this movie didn't seem to provide any new or interesting ideas about the genre. Furthermore, it was rather ridiculous to try to make us believe that a girl looking like Liv Tyler would end up with such a pathetic loser, even if she was a recovering addict. Fortunately, the whole thing got much better as soon as Ellen Page got really involved. To be honest, it still rather sad that Page seems to be stuck playing Juno over and over again but I have to admit that her character pr” read more