I thought the best indicator that the era of new superhero blockbuster movies was over was the preview for "Ghost Rider". The big guys (Hulk, Spiderman, X-men, F4) have all been done. Still, Marvel has an endless archive of B-list characters to make into B-list movies.
Which, if you think about it, might not be a bad thing. A no-nonsense comic book movie that doesn't take itself deathly serious would be a refreshing change. Sure, the best thing about Moon Knight is probably his costume design (even as a long time comic geek, I can't remember much of anything about the character otherwise) but I could see it being a good rainy Sunday matinee. On the other hand, I rather enjoyed "Daredevil", so maybe I'm in a minority. :)
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Date: 2006-10-26 04:54 pm (UTC)Which, if you think about it, might not be a bad thing. A no-nonsense comic book movie that doesn't take itself deathly serious would be a refreshing change. Sure, the best thing about Moon Knight is probably his costume design (even as a long time comic geek, I can't remember much of anything about the character otherwise) but I could see it being a good rainy Sunday matinee. On the other hand, I rather enjoyed "Daredevil", so maybe I'm in a minority. :)