Mars Toys 1:6 Ursa (Superman II)

[Masao]

No love for Batgirl on your list?

 

[Masao]

So this is more of what everyone wants?

Those shoes will be the difficult part.

 

[jye4ever]

S3 and S4 are 100% trash.

B&R is so bad it’s good.

S3 and S4 don’t have that luxary.

 

[davejames]

Nah I'd gladly rewatch S3 and 4 over Batman and Robin any day. Since they at least have a few good scenes in them. And the junkyard fight is better than all of BF and B&R put together.

 

[sabin23]

S3 and S4 are 100% trash.

B&R is so bad it’s good.

S3 and S4 don’t have that luxary.

S4 - have a soft spot for this movie, saw it at the ol’ UA theater as a kid and went to Burger King to eat after - would love to see a Nuclear Man figure.

S3 - did not like this movie as my 5-year old self; was confused about Evil Superman and did not understand Richard Pryor’s fractions of a cent payroll scheme (to be later copied as a plot point by Office Space in 1999).

B&R - did not like this coming off the Keaton Batmans but the movie has grown on me over the years. Hope to see an Alicia Silverstone BatGirl figure in 1/6 (bought the McFarlane).

 

[sabin23]

So this is more of what everyone wants?
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Those shoes will be the difficult part.

We’ll also need the accompanying Army Major figure who will perform a vigorous chest massage followed by mouth to mouth.

the black dress Teschmacher is probably more iconic but the white dress was the first look that popped into my head - when she removes the Kryptonite chain off from Superman.

 

[Masao]

It's a really poorly made film, with many incongruencies.

For instance, when Superman references his hologram trick at the end, he says "We use to play this game in school, never was very good at it."... uh, what school did he play this at and with whom? Makes it sound like the writers forgot he didn't go to Krypton High.

He probably had a simulated school to learn about his powers after he built the Fortress of Solitude. A long education was implied in the film.

 

[Wor-Gar]

He probably had a simulated school to learn about his powers after he built the Fortress of Solitude. A long education was implied in the film.

So the "we" were his simulated friends?

Face it, it's a mistake.

 

[MarkKing]

So the "we" were his simulated friends?

Face it, it's a mistake.

Wasn't this done in Superman 1 where he first goes to the fortress and acquires all the knowledge from Jorel when he starts as a teen and comes out as a man?

S4 - have a soft spot for this movie, saw it at the ol’ UA theater as a kid and went to Burger King to eat after - would love to see a Nuclear Man figure.

S3 - did not like this movie as my 5-year old self; was confused about Evil Superman and did not understand Richard Pryor’s fractions of a cent payroll scheme (to be later copied as a plot point by Office Space in 1999).

B&R - did not like this coming off the Keaton Batmans but the movie has grown on me over the years. Hope to see an Alicia Silverstone BatGirl figure in 1/6 (bought the McFarlane).

I didn't like Superman 3 and 4, but they were both fun so bad it's good movies.

I watched MOS 3 times now, and that movie isn't fun or re-watchable. Modern movies simply need to lower budgets and get rid of the CGI garbage film making. Tell a story, stop with the unwatchable over-paced action scenes.

I love Batman Forever(The one with Val Kilmir), I consider him the best Bruce Wayne. People need to re-watch that again to see his acting.

Bats and Robin was a step down, still fun, but Clooney is such a poor choice as Bruce, he is aptly named the worst Batman.

 

[Wor-Gar]

Wasn't this done in Superman 1 where he first goes to the fortress and acquires all the knowledge from Jorel when he starts as a teen and comes out as a man?

I assume that's what Masao is referring to. It's the obvious "fix" for those invested, but it's a weak explanation... but look, this was a minutia comment about a film that has endless mistakes, only because I happen to have watched the end just the other day and the comment jumped out at me. It's by no means the biggest mistake of the film, it just demonstrates a laziness.

 

[MarkKing]

I assume that's what Masao is referring to. It's the obvious "fix" for those invested, but it's a weak explanation... but look, this was a minutia comment about a film that has endless mistakes, only because I happen to have watched the end just the other day and the comment jumped out at me. It's by no means the biggest mistake of the film, it just demonstrates a laziness.

I think it's a fine explanation.

For superman 2, I think there is no perfect cut currently. Some of the best lines were in the theatrical such as "Care to step outside general," but the Donner cut had that great Jorel Clark moment about the "father becomes the son."

Still the best Superman movie.