Mr. Daystar
In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
I watched an Adam Sandler movie, about as silly and corny as can be, called "The Vengeful 6", which I took as a parody of "The Hateful 8".
That is really well synched. DBZ goes with everything!
Little Red Wagon Repairman
Girls Can't Wrestle
I would consider this an accidental parody. I am a proud owner of this on DVD. On a scale of 1-5 ******* bottles I give Lady Terminator 3 1/2 as that's how much I need to ***** to get through the whole deal. Good times.
Superman v Zod and Goku vs Vegeta have a lot in common.
Both Superman and Goku are extra-terrestrial beings who knew nothing about their true origins since they were sent to earth at a very young age (they both even forgot the name they received from their parent at bith) and became earth's best fighter; Both Zod and Vegeta are superior fighters from the same plat as Superman and Goku and want to eradicate humanity
Wether it's Goku vs Vegeta or Superman vs Zod these 2 fights are 1 on 1 fights of epic proportion with all 4 fighters being super strong, super fast,v tradic hits with very high impacts strengh 'causing massive destruction al around them. And they all can fly...
Ah, the troupe established by DBZ of "Let's take this fight to somewhere where there are no civilians around - oh look, like that vast inhabited wilderness right over there!"
Luxman
#TRE45ON
It just looked like Superman intentionally hit the villains so they would do the most damage to the city, for a more dramatic cinematic effect.
If a film maker destroys part of a city in a superhero fight, they could at least make more effort to make the destruction look unintentional.
If a film maker destroys part of a city in a superhero fight, they could at least make more effort to make the destruction look unintentional.
To their credit, they did make a point of that in Dawn of Justice - Batman was pissed at Superman for not caring about the carnage he was causing, which resulted in the destruction of some Wayne Enterprise buildings, and presumably, many of their employees.
