QUOTE(UNDEAD 1 @ 02/07/08 11:00am)

i never knew that, weird.ive always known the Iron man as a bad ass with Black sabbath playing in the back round,lol,cant picture him fighting george michael. i have to say with the exception of the hulk ,punisher and first batman series,ive been very impressed with the comic movies made.one of my all time favorite comic to movie was Conan , yes thats right the one with arnold.i read they are remaking that series too and im afraid that with out oliver stone directing it ,it will not stand up to the original comic. i was scetchy when they made spidey and walked away impressed so we will see i guess....george michael though,uhg ,im hoping your joking snot.
As for Conan, I totally agree, a very good movie because it was a strong adaptation to the actual character from the novels of Robert Howard. Arnold was a very good typecast because he was over the top HUGE. Actually, Arnold tells the story how he showed up for productions in excellent shape after some competition, and the director took one look and told him he needs to work out and get bigger! Arnold then spent 3 months pumping up for the part. The comics were also very good adaptions to the novels.
WB is reportedly getting ready to go into production this year on a new Conan film. Robert Rodriguez is supposedly the director and it looks as if the new movie takes place 20 after the first. Which means they may be going to use Arnold again. Rodriguez directed Grindhouse and Sin City so that is very promising!
I agree with the Puinsher movie. Certainly one of my all-time favorite comic hero's. Really disappointed in the movie. But that was before the Spiderman, Sin City, Hellboy, and newer Batman movies showed how it should be done.
I was really excited to see that an Edgars Rice Burroughs favorite of mine is in pre-prodcution with a release "before 2012". No, not Tarzan, but THE John Carter of Mars series. The director is Andrew Stanton who has brought us Toy Story, Ratatuiule, Finding Nemo, Cars, The Incredibles which are master pieces in computer graphic art. However, it appears the movie may be way to family friendly for me. So I'm torn here also.