Uncanny X-Men

From the director of Rush Hour 1, 2 and 3, Brett Ratner brings the famous fictional comic book superhero crew, X-Men, to life. When a young mutant's extraordinary power is discovered and an unexpected visitor returns things take a change for the worse and the mutants have to battle against time to defeat the Phoenix before it can no longer be controlled. Both teams of mutants are fighting for Jean Grey's ( the Phoenix) amazing abilities, but which team will she join?   Throughout the film many

Chimichangas “ You're probably thinking, ‘My boyfriend said this was a superhero movie but that guy in the suit just turned that other guy into a fucking kabab!’ Well, I may be super, but I'm no hero”. This quote from the original Deadpool movie is a perfect description of the movie because Deadpool is not the typical fun loving superhero that viewers would expect to see in a superhero film. If the viewer is familiar with the original Deadpool, they know that Deadpool or Wade Wilson doesn't care

Deadpool was invented by Rob Liefield and Fabian Nicieza. He is a fictional antihero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. He was originally a super villain and involved into a superhero. Deadpool possesses superhuman healing factor that allows him to regenerate damaged or destroyed areas of his cellular structure at a rate far greater than that of an ordinary human Tim Miller directed Pool. Also Rhett Reese, Paul Wernick wrote it. People who starred in it are: Ryan Reynolds

of the advert and within the movie itself. The imagery has a high contrast between the darkened figure and a white background, drawing your eye to the center and subsequently to the second image within the overarching silhouette. Which features two men arriving on a beach in an unknown location. The man who is silhouetted in this advert appears to be afraid or

Films are both considered an art and a form of entertainment. To make such great films, you need an amazing director, wonderful cast and crew, and one hell of a budget. But then again if a movie has all of these then why do some films tend to just not make it into the box office charts. Why does a movie flop anyways? There are a lot of films that unfortunately just didn't make it and we will be stating a few examples of them in just a few but let me just enlighten you as to why these films tend to

filmmakers interpret psychoanalytic theories such as the monstrous-feminine or the uncanny within their practices. Discuss these contexts in relation to three artists, and to your art making process. Please choose at least 3 artworks. The idea of the uncanny was first discussed during 1906 by Ernst Jentsch in his essay of “On the Psychology of the Uncanny”, and was further explored by Sigmund Freud’s essay, ”The Uncanny”, in 1919. In Freud’s essay, this psychological phenomenon is further explained

Issa Abdikadir Marvel is better than DC because In Marvel, you can actually relate to the characters, while in DC, they are like walking robots with no feelings or emotions we can relate to. In Marvel, the storyline has punch. It is fun and interactive with a lot of twists and turns. While in DC, it is all about one superhero beating the other, and if the audiences get bored, they kill him off. Marvel is appropriate for more audiences. In Marvel, there is just the right mix of serious

Humanity obsession with creation has its concept based predominantly on our understanding of what human creation is by religious and historical scriptures. Interesting enough, most well-known stories about the creation of life has the male figure as the creator. For example, in Hebrew, ‘man’ means the breath of God or the spirit, which emphasises man fascination with power, therefore, elevating its inner belief of leadership, which is primarily based on the understanding that man is what God created

When starting The Dark Phoenix Saga I had so many misconceptions about comic books. I did not realize all of the underlying meanings that writers put in a thin colorful book with little words and many pictures, that I assumed children or young adults read. Not until we spoke about it in class did I realize what was really happening in this series. Just like many TV shows, and books that you think wouldnt be sexualized comic books have innuendos too. There were so many themes I came across in this

The list of franchises that “went on for too long” is nearly innumerable. Ranging from movies, TV shows, or even books, popular franchises have an uncanny way of sticking around for too long as some higher corporate force looks to earn as many profits as possible. And, what’s worse, stretching such things out for too long may damage not only the ending, but the original story, as well. Because of this, there are very few series’ which actually meet a fitting and appropriate end- but when is enough