The Sixth Sense was ripped off from an episode of "Are You Afraid of the Dark." and Shyamalan ADMITS it.
When the best you can do is make a crappy Nickelodeon show somewhat more watchable, you're a hack.
The Bible also says "Give up your wealth to the poor and the needy, for true reward lies in the Kingdom of Heaven" (although that's paraphrased a bit).
I'm guessing that right after this high-and-mighty act he goes back to an eight-digit house with a six-digit car. The sanctimonious jerk...
Fantastic Four is 0 for 3 in successful adaptations, the worst record of any superhero/comic franchise to date.
Terrible acting, lame effects and really bad storytelling.
It makes me sad that so far nobody really "gets" the oldest family in comics.
Viewtiful Joe isn't exactly a typical "superhero" but its definitely a fun game on most major consoles.
I also enjoyed Ultimate Spider-Man for the Gamecube thanks to its dual gameplay featuring both Spidey and Venom.
Star Wars: Rebel Strike.
Instead of expanding on the excellent, tried-and-true flying levels from the past two Rogue Squadron games the producers made an idiotic choice to include on-foot combat levels with PAINFUL controls and even worse enemy AI.
Its like any ongoing media: some of its good, a few things are great, and a couple things are really REALLY bad.
For the record my personal favorite Expanded Universe entries are the X-Wing novels; in particular the four by Aaron Alston. Wraith Squadron FTW.
Star Wars: Rebel Strike.
HOW did they manage to fuck up a great series like "Rogue Squadron" so badly?! The out-of-place on foot levels could be forgiven if they were actually INTERESTING but the human controls are terrible and the AI is severely limited.
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