Oh, I loved Hellboy, though I confess to never reading the source material.

I think the Mickey Rourke storyline ruined the rest of Sin City for me. And the Yellow Bastard storyline didn't so much skeeve me in a fun way but just disgusted me. Not to mention the weird editing where the dead Elijah Wood character reappeared mysteriously at the conclusion of the Bruce Willis story.

I wanted to like the Bad Girls beat up on Benicio story but it seemed as if the 'heroes' were as brutal as the bad guys.

I loved Hellboy and Constantine, but again, never knew anything about the source texts.

I have a soft spot for Keanu when he's not murdering a British accent, though.

but it seemed as if the 'heroes' were as brutal as the bad guys.

It's Miller time.

I loved Hellboy and liked Constantine but had no knowledge of the comics. I also loved Ghost World and liked American Splendor with no knowledge of the source texts.

I hope they don't screw up Y: The Last Man.

I read an interview with Mike Minghella, and he wants to find a way to do more Screw-on Head stuff. I could SO get behind that.

WANT!

I'm not sure there are words to express my love for Amazing Screw-on Head. It was like someone scooped out the "THINGS JESS REALLY LIKES, SUBCAT STEAMPUNK" part of my brain and put it on TV.

I loved Hellboy and Constantine, but again, never knew anything about the source texts.

I can't quite bring myself to say I loved Constantine, because on just about every objective level I can look at it with, it was really not a good movie. But Tilda Swinton and Keanu have a way of making me go all wibbly and fangirly over things that otherwise don't deserve it, so...yeah.

I'm not sure there are words to express my love for Amazing Screw-on Head. It was like someone scooped out the "THINGS JESS REALLY LIKES, SUBCAT STEAMPUNK" part of my brain and put it on TV.

Also? Really, REALLY funny. I've shown my DVD to a few people, and they've totally lost it laughing.

I think top of my list for comics movies is Batman Begins.

Oh hell yes. Although I have a shameful fondness for the second Tim Burton Batman movie (Batman Returns, maybe?), with the Penguin and Catwoman.

Spider-Man was pretty damned good, too, as was Spider-Man 2.

Let us NEVER speak of Spider-Man 3 again, though. I am the world's hugest Spidey fangirl, but I loathe Spider-Man 3 with the kind of loathing I reserve for Magnolia. After it was over, the first words out of my mouth to The Boy were, "I'm SO sorry I made you come with me to see this."

Fucking dance scene. Ptui.

I think top of my list for comics movies is Batman Begins.

Yes, yes, a thousand times yes.

I liked Hellboy a lot, though I was only passingly familiar with the source material until after the movie came out.

I did not like Constantine, but I think a lot of that had to do with Keanu Reeves. He did not seem like a way cynical seen-too-much inadvertent sorceror as he did Neo-Redux But With Theology.

Liked the first two Spidey movies, hated the third.

Liked the first two X-Men movies, hated the third.

And I have a great love for Superman Returns, though I know there are a lot of folk here who didn't like it.

I think top of my list for comics movies is Batman Begins.

Yes, yes, a thousand times yes.

Liked the first two Spidey movies, hated the third.

I'm not sure I've ever had cause to say this, but: MM, get outta my brain!