we'll still have All-Star Western #10

[paperheart]

Its laughable that there is a 8 page thread shooting down a movie that no one has watched

It must really be that bad.

 

why would ahyone bother wasting one thin dime going to see something that has been nearly universally panned? i'd rather give my $ to someone that knows how to make movies- Pixar.

[Wally's Comics]

Its laughable that there is a 8 page thread shooting down a movie that no one has watched

It must really be that bad.

 

why would ahyone bother wasting one thin dime going to see something that has been nearly universally panned? i'd rather give my $ to someone that knows how to make movies- Pixar.

 

 

 

 

 

[goldust40]

It does seem hard for comic westerns to make the transfer to the silver screen - Moebius's magnificent Blueberry series (thoroughly recommended if you can get hold of them) was turned into a film in France, and got panned as well.

[Norrin_Radd]

why would ahyone bother wasting one thin dime going to see something that has been nearly universally panned? i'd rather give my $ to someone that knows how to make movies- Pixar.

Toy Story 3 was awesome (although a little dark for a kids movie about toys ).

[Real Frantic One]

why would ahyone bother wasting one thin dime going to see something that has been nearly universally panned? i'd rather give my $ to someone that knows how to make movies- Pixar.

Toy Story 3 was awesome (although a little dark for a kids movie about toys ).

 

Great movie, but I agree. During the furnace/hell scene, I half expected to see Chuckie come out and make an appearance. My 6-year-old daughter had nightmares and was saying "I don't wanna go to daycare! I don't wanna go to daycare!" while asleep.

[JuliusSeizure]

why would ahyone bother wasting one thin dime going to see something that has been nearly universally panned? i'd rather give my $ to someone that knows how to make movies- Pixar.

Toy Story 3 was awesome (although a little dark for a kids movie about toys ).

Thanks for saying so - I was kicking around the idea of taking my high-strung 3-year-old.

[Dale Roberts]

It does seem hard for comic westerns to make the transfer to the silver screen - Moebius's magnificent Blueberry series (thoroughly recommended if you can get hold of them) was turned into a film in France, and got panned as well.

 

I haven't seen the movie, but the previews and trailers didn't look like a western. It seemed as if it was based more on the Hex series than the Jonah Hex series.

 

Personally, I think whoever at DC saw Jonah Hex as a box office draw was either a complete buffoon, or a total fanboy. It would only work with the perfect director/producer.

[hulksmashdave]

Personally, I think whoever at DC saw Jonah Hex as a box office draw was either a complete buffoon, or a total fanboy. It would only work with the perfect director/producer.

 

I was just telling my brother the same thing last night....He saw it and isn't into comics.

 

Of course I used explitives instead of "buffoon" and "fanboy."