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<blockquote data-quote="Wolfspirit" data-source="post: 1462320" data-attributes="member: 737"><p>Spoilers Galore</p><p></p><p>I gave it a 9. Not the best superhero flick I've seen (X-Men 2 probably has that one), but it was still a pretty good movie that I'd probably have to see again. I haven't read the entire series (will probably have to go out and get the Trade book), but from what I saw they stayed pretty true to character. I loved the nod to <em>The Corpse</em> near the end.</p><p></p><p>As to why the girl came back, I think they explained it pretty well. He whispered to her (and whoever was holding her soul), that "for her [he]'d cross over" and beat the snot out of whoever it was (I can't remember the rest of the quote, but it was pretty cool). I think it's appropriate considering he'd just blown up a god.</p><p></p><p>Which brings me to the part I liked the least, the last fight. The using a statue's sword as a weapon was cool, but the rest was just too short and easy. If they'd had a real explosive (er, no pun there) final fight, then it probably would have been a lot better.</p><p></p><p>So, overall, I'd say there were a few problems, but I it was a rather solid, memorable movie. YMMV</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wolfspirit, post: 1462320, member: 737"] Spoilers Galore I gave it a 9. Not the best superhero flick I've seen (X-Men 2 probably has that one), but it was still a pretty good movie that I'd probably have to see again. I haven't read the entire series (will probably have to go out and get the Trade book), but from what I saw they stayed pretty true to character. I loved the nod to [i]The Corpse[/i] near the end. As to why the girl came back, I think they explained it pretty well. He whispered to her (and whoever was holding her soul), that "for her [he]'d cross over" and beat the snot out of whoever it was (I can't remember the rest of the quote, but it was pretty cool). I think it's appropriate considering he'd just blown up a god. Which brings me to the part I liked the least, the last fight. The using a statue's sword as a weapon was cool, but the rest was just too short and easy. If they'd had a real explosive (er, no pun there) final fight, then it probably would have been a lot better. So, overall, I'd say there were a few problems, but I it was a rather solid, memorable movie. YMMV [/QUOTE]
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