I really enjoy the Supergirl movie everytime I watch it (over the last 30 years.) Please write or gif your opinions on the 1984 supergirl movie.
Ps: If you dislike please tell the thread why you disliked the movie.
I really enjoy the Supergirl movie everytime I watch it (over the last 30 years.) Please write or gif your opinions on the 1984 supergirl movie.
Ps: If you dislike please tell the thread why you disliked the movie.
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Campy fun.
It's alright. I wouldn't say I like or dislike it.
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I seem to be somewhat in this camp.
It's been a while since I saw it (I saw it back when it was originally in movie theatres) and I seem to remember that Helen Slater did a good job as Kara, but the parts played by Faye Dunaway and Brenda Vaccaro were more from the 1966 Batman TV show school of overly-campy villain acting.
It was fine. I did like Helen Slater and I really liked the score by Jerry Goldsmith.
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Helen Slater was fantastic in the movie. she has so many great pieces of dialogue and her whole demeanor is a very apparent offset to Superman; she captured exactly how I read Kara in the comics.
It was bad, but teenage me thought Helen Slater was dreamy. She deserved better, IMO.
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She was actually closer to the CB version than Christopher Reeve was in regard to Superman, IMO. I loved the latter in the first two Supes films, but he was never was the klutz like he was on the silver screen - the Donnerverse was also where The Big Blue Boy Scout was created, too.
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What do you mean big blue boy scout was created during Richard Donner films?
What I mean is the way he was portrayed in the films. As a Bronze Age reader of Superman back then, he didn't seem like he was so by-the-book as he was in the Donnerverse (though obviously not to the extreme the Adam West Bats was - nobody was more of a boy scout than him ).
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