Chris Gould
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Condorman
I wonder if this is as bad as I remember? Surely it must be terrible?
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Ahh. Blast from the past. I think I went to see this 3 or 4 times when it came out. I was 10 years old at the time. I saw bits of it on TV maybe 5 odd years ago and it was still a guilty pleasure. Doesn't seem to be shown much and I've never seen it on shelves anywhere.
The Porsche's. The Condor Car. The Jet Boat with 'frickin' laser beams. The machine gun walking stick. "Multi purpose. Hair trigger"
And Ollie Reed. I've worked myself up into wanting to see this again now. I'll have to buy this just for the shear hell of it. Thanks for bringing it to the collective conciousness.
The Porsche's. The Condor Car. The Jet Boat with 'frickin' laser beams. The machine gun walking stick. "Multi purpose. Hair trigger"
And Ollie Reed. I've worked myself up into wanting to see this again now. I'll have to buy this just for the shear hell of it. Thanks for bringing it to the collective conciousness.
Its bad
My mom rented this for me when I was about 6, and it was not a real superhero movie, so I hated it. I haven't seen it since.
Just out of interest, how would you define a 'real' superhero. Aren't they all just work of fantasy and fiction. How, for instance, is Batman any more real than Condorman? I'm not trying to be argumentative, I'd just like to here the distinction between the two from someone who 'digs' superhero's.
Love the recommendation on Amazon:
Perfect Partner
Buy this item with Mission: Impossible III (2 Disc Edition) today!
Perfect Partner
Buy this item with Mission: Impossible III (2 Disc Edition) today!
I'm going to assume I know what Gabe means when he writes 'real superheros' and state that a real superhero means any character from Marvel, DC, or any of the other comic companies, DC and Marvel especially since those were the only comic I read as a kid. Characters dreampt up from any other source, like Condorman or Darkman, wouldn't have been considered a real superhero by me either.
Ahh. I see what you mean. It's not that they lack the credentials it's that they weren't published in the comics you mention. I suppose snobbery in comic books is just as valid as in art, music etc. And I don't mean snobbery in the derogatory sense. No beef here.
Yeah, I was like 6. I wanted more flying and hitting. These days I've "matured".
"He is not an agent of the CIA, he is a writer of comic books!!!!"
hehehe, terrible movie, but on my so terrible its good list.
hehehe, terrible movie, but on my so terrible its good list.
An intersesting role for Michael Crawford, I was expecting him to shout out "ooh Betty" every 5 minutes.....


