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Tagged: Directed by Bryan Singer

· by Dr. Winston O'Boogie · Oct 31, 2018

Hit or Bomb? November 2018 movie predictions

It’s early November, which means that much like the big box retailers, it’s time for Hollywood studios to put away the Halloween stuff and start pushing the Christmas crap way too early. So join us as we once again make…

· by Daniel Dockery · Apr 14, 2017

Bad Superhero Movie Showdown 2006: X-Men: The Last Stand vs. Superman Returns

After helming two successful X-Men films, director Bryan Singer departed from the franchise to work on smaller, more personal projects. But we’re dealing with Bryan Singer here, which means that he left to do a $200 million Superman film that’s almost entirely made of frowns.

Movie Review / Movies / Text

· by Jonathan Campbell · May 23, 2016

X-Men: Apocalypse (2016): Halfway to a good movie

“The characters are all well acted and mostly well written; it’s just a pity that they all got sidelined not just for an action-disaster movie, but for a boring action-disaster movie.”

Movie Review / Movies / Text

· by Steven Birkner · Oct 28, 2015

Why the audience didn’t need Superman Returns (2006)

“All of these plot points could be used to write three good Superman films. It is a waste that we didn’t even get one.”

Movie Review / Movies / Text

· by Sofie Liv · May 23, 2014

Days of Future Past might be the best X-Men movie yet

“This movie left me wanting more, rather than leaving me frustrated, which is high praise for a film that deliberately screws over its own continuity this much.”

Movie Review / Movies / Text

· by Joshua Bell · May 22, 2014

X-Men 2 is not as good as you remember

“Maybe I hadn’t given Singer enough credit before, and X2 would be a lot better than I remember it being. It wasn’t. It was worse. Way worse.”

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· by Ed Harris · May 19, 2014

Franchise Evolution: Which X-Men movie is the best?

“Jesus, maybe it’s just the line reading the actress gives, but the only way this scene could be less subtle is if Wolverine suddenly broke into a song and dance routine.”

Movie Review / Movies / Videos

· by Sybil Pandemic · Aug 25, 2013

VIDEO: X-Men (2000) / X2 (2003)

Solkir examines the recurring themes of the movie version of X-Men and its 2003 sequel X2! What is this sim-ball-ism of which you speak? Never heard of such a thing.

Movie Review / Movies / Videos

· by Joshua Bell · Oct 19, 2012

VIDEO: The Usual Suspects (1995)

The Lunatic Fringe takes a look at Bryan Singer's The Usual Suspects, a mystery/crime thriller about a heist gone wrong that became famous for its big twist ending. Unfortunately, Joshua has some major problems with that ending. Naturally, this review contains major SPOILERS! for a 17 year old movie. And also, Bruce Willis is a ghost.

Tagged: Directed by Bryan Singer

Hit or Bomb? November 2018 movie predictions

Bad Superhero Movie Showdown 2006: X-Men: The Last Stand vs. Superman Returns

X-Men: Apocalypse (2016): Halfway to a good movie

Why the audience didn’t need Superman Returns (2006)

Days of Future Past might be the best X-Men movie yet

X-Men 2 is not as good as you remember

Franchise Evolution: Which X-Men movie is the best?

VIDEO: X-Men (2000) / X2 (2003)

VIDEO: The Usual Suspects (1995)

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