Jordacar
The Endless One
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It's very difficult to make a 2-hour superhero movie that holds up to fanboy scrutiny. Occasionaly though, even the very worst of the worst have those diamond-in-the-rough scenes, those precious little moments that capture the comic book spirit we love. What are some of the good moments in otherwise bad comic-book movies? I'll start with a scene fromt the worst superhero movie of all, Schumacer's Batman and Robin:
Mr. Freeze is in Arkham, stuck in the "Cold Zone." If he steps outside, the warm air will kill him. He pulls an icicle off the ceiling, and proceeds to carve into it with a coin of something, eventually making a nice little ice sculpture of a ballerina (his wife). He then takes an old-fashioned clock, pulls the back off it, and fits the tiny ice-princess onto the gears of the clock. He sits and admires the spinning frozen ballerina.
Mr. Freeze is in Arkham, stuck in the "Cold Zone." If he steps outside, the warm air will kill him. He pulls an icicle off the ceiling, and proceeds to carve into it with a coin of something, eventually making a nice little ice sculpture of a ballerina (his wife). He then takes an old-fashioned clock, pulls the back off it, and fits the tiny ice-princess onto the gears of the clock. He sits and admires the spinning frozen ballerina.
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