Comments on: The Hurt Locker Review: Best Superhero Movie Of The Summer http://filmonic.com/hurt-locker-review-superhero-movie-summer Movie news, trailers, reviews and release dates Mon, 13 Feb 2012 19:37:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: ds r4http://filmonic.com/hurt-locker-review-superhero-movie-summer/comment-page-1#comment-12082 ds r4 Wed, 10 Feb 2010 11:38:07 +0000 http://filmonic.com/?p=6444#comment-12082 EOD 99% of the time never even get withen 5 feet of a ied. They use robots and c4 and somtimes a vechile. I served with one of the most elite EOD sergents and the most ied he messed was 354 so this guy saying 800 plus is a load of crap. EOD 99% of the time never even get withen 5 feet of a ied. They use robots and c4 and somtimes a vechile. I served with one of the most elite EOD sergents and the most ied he messed was 354 so this guy saying 800 plus is a load of crap.

]]> By: rhinohttp://filmonic.com/hurt-locker-review-superhero-movie-summer/comment-page-1#comment-11410 rhino Mon, 29 Jun 2009 18:34:39 +0000 http://filmonic.com/?p=6444#comment-11410 "so there will inevitably be a scene where key information about what’s happening is withheld from you."<br><br>isn't that like every movie, ever?<br><br>i read an interview with ian mckellan a couple months back where even he--maker of period melodramas--said something like "narrative tension is mainly derived by witholding information from the reader." this ain't a war movie thing, man.<br><br>also, having a "hero" is not a war movie thing. and i'm not buying that he's a super one. i think by your definition, everything from Lost to the Bucket List would suddenly become super hero movies. “so there will inevitably be a scene where key information about what’s happening is withheld from you.”

isn't that like every movie, ever?

i read an interview with ian mckellan a couple months back where even he–maker of period melodramas–said something like “narrative tension is mainly derived by witholding information from the reader.” this ain't a war movie thing, man.

also, having a “hero” is not a war movie thing. and i'm not buying that he's a super one. i think by your definition, everything from Lost to the Bucket List would suddenly become super hero movies.

]]> By: rhinohttp://filmonic.com/hurt-locker-review-superhero-movie-summer/comment-page-1#comment-9434 rhino Mon, 29 Jun 2009 11:34:39 +0000 http://filmonic.com/?p=6444#comment-9434 "so there will inevitably be a scene where key information about what’s happening is withheld from you."<br><br>isn't that like every movie, ever?<br><br>i read an interview with ian mckellan a couple months back where even he--maker of period melodramas--said something like "narrative tension is mainly derived by witholding information from the reader." this ain't a war movie thing, man.<br><br>also, having a "hero" is not a war movie thing. and i'm not buying that he's a super one. i think by your definition, everything from Lost to the Bucket List would suddenly become super hero movies. “so there will inevitably be a scene where key information about what’s happening is withheld from you.”

isn't that like every movie, ever?

i read an interview with ian mckellan a couple months back where even he–maker of period melodramas–said something like “narrative tension is mainly derived by witholding information from the reader.” this ain't a war movie thing, man.

also, having a “hero” is not a war movie thing. and i'm not buying that he's a super one. i think by your definition, everything from Lost to the Bucket List would suddenly become super hero movies.

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