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so, does lexi scream "WHAT HAVE I BECOME" during the commentary before passing out i need to know

It annoyed me how while the movie was being made Lexi was like "Yes, I'm going to make a good movie using the source material." and now she's like "Heh *takes a sip of whiskey*, it was a comic book movie *lights up blunt*, what did you expect? " Only good part in the movie was the flashback scene when Frank's at the graveyard.

Probably fake, but: Oh god yes I can't wait for deep commentary like "I thought of this scene while I was eating mushrooms and saw Ray Stevenson come out of the wall and kill a criminal made out of my own vomit."

The War Zone comic is great, but the detective subplot with what's-her-face feels extremely forced and pointless.

I just read War Journal #26 today and it was pretty bad. "I only kill the guilty not the stupid." Yes, Frank, let the guy in the Stilt-man suit walk around through all of NYC and possibly kill someone, what a genius idea.

I haven't seen it yet since it hasn't been shown on any theaters in my country (Uruguay). I'm not too interested in watching it anyway so it's no big deal. I'll just buy the DVD for u$15 whenever it comes out then watch it once then never again.

LEAVE ME ALONE I JUST WANT A FRIEND

I know it's pretty soon to be asking this, but does anyone know when it's going to get a DVD/Blu-Ray release?

Reposting this from the War Zone thread: I decided to check the preview for The Punisher MAX's issue #64 today. If this is too out of topic then I apologize. Am I the only one who hasn't bothered reading this since Ennis left? I read issue #61 and some of the previews that came after that, but the IGN review of #64 said it best "The book's true sense of maturity - emotional maturity, not situational - departed along with Garth Ennis." I can't help but feel that I'm reading some sort of comic book aimed at 13 year olds who love violence. Ennis wrote about things that happen in real life like the Slavers story arc, BORN was amazing as well. Yet after he left all we've been getting is a generic Punisher kills the bad guys plot. This wouldn't be a bad thing since Welcome Back, Frank was amazing. However, WBF kept things fresh by having many characters and various plots going on at the same time. Girls in White Dresses just feels... generic. The plot boils down to a group of people killing girls, am I supposed to feel angry and go "Oh god I hope Frank kills them!"? Because making antagonists kill children to show how evil they are is the most unoriginal thing you can do (it was already bad enough in Man of Stone).

Woops, I didn't notice that thread. I'll post it there, feel free to delete my post if you want.

I decided to check the preview for The Punisher MAX's issue #64 today. If this is too out of topic then I apologize. Am I the only one who hasn't bothered reading this since Ennis left? I read issue #61 and some of the previews that came after that, but the IGN review of #64 said it best "The book's true sense of maturity - emotional maturity, not situational - departed along with Garth Ennis." I can't help but feel that I'm reading some sort of comic book aimed at 13 year olds who love violence. Ennis wrote about things that happen in real life like the Slavers story arc, BORN was amazing as well. Yet after he left all we've been getting is a generic Punisher kills the bad guys plot. This wouldn't be a bad thing since Welcome Back, Frank was amazing. However, WBF kept things fresh by having many characters and various plots going on at the same time. Girls in White Dresses just feels... generic. The plot boils down to a group of people killing girls, am I supposed to feel angry and go "Oh god I hope Frank kills them!"? Because making antagonists kill children to show how evil they are is the most unoriginal thing you can do (it was already bad enough in Man of Stone).

But, I have candy...

Where can I find Hensleigh's draft? Hook me up, I'll give a candy bar in return.

What did Frank say? I'm curious.

Frank...