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Re: Christopher Reeve Superman the Movie Premium Format Figure -part 2

This thread angers Nuclear Man;

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:lol Good old Sun Man from #4 i forgot what he looked like, how did Superman him again?
 
Re: Christopher Reeve Superman the Movie Premium Format Figure -part 2

I hate that guy. Super ******

Sent from the Bat Computer
 
Re: Christopher Reeve Superman the Movie Premium Format Figure -part 2

I think that's where the analogy gets messed up, I think he's confusing Richard prior, star of Superman III with Gene Hackman Star of Superman IV :lol


No. There is a scene in III where Pryor's character is synthesizing Kryptonite, but gets it wrong by substituting tar for an unknown element. Thus, the Kryptonie produced, like this PF, is close, but no cigar.

Jesus, I can't believe I am making analogies to Superman III. Having to explain them is even worse.
 
Re: Christopher Reeve Superman the Movie Premium Format Figure -part 2

No. There is a scene in III where Pryor's character is synthesizing Kryptonite, but gets it wrong by substituting tar for an unknown element. Thus, the Kryptonie produced, like this PF, is close, but no cigar.

Jesus, I can't believe I am making analogies to Superman III. Having to explain them is even worse.

lmfao post of the year
 
Re: Christopher Reeve Superman the Movie Premium Format Figure -part 2

This thread angers Nuclear Man;

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LOL!!!
No. There is a scene in III where Pryor's character is synthesizing Kryptonite, but gets it wrong by substituting tar for an unknown element. Thus, the Kryptonie produced, like this PF, is close, but no cigar.

Jesus, I can't believe I am making analogies to Superman III. Having to explain them is even worse.


LOL even harder!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Re: Christopher Reeve Superman the Movie Premium Format Figure -part 2

This really shows how much more Spot in Kim's custom is.

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I prefer Matt Black's sculpt actually. Call it the reference snob in me. I see to much of Kim's references in the one sculpt where as I see a new moment in time with Black's. I know it seems counter intuitive, but I like the one that has a little bit more artistic interpretation in it. I am not knocking Kim's sculpt, in fact I think they are both excellent, I just prefer Matt's sculpt. Now FINISH WISE the Kim sculpt seems to win HANDS down with the paint app, but I am really wondering if the SSC photos simply suck once again.
 
Re: Christopher Reeve Superman the Movie Premium Format Figure -part 2

I prefer Matt Black's sculpt actually. Call it the reference snob in me. I see to much of Kim's references in the one sculpt where as I see a new moment in time with Black's. I know it seems counter intuitive, but I like the one that has a little bit more artistic interpretation in it. I am not knocking Kim's sculpt, in fact I think they are both excellent, I just prefer Matt's sculpt. Now FINISH WISE the Kim sculpt seems to win HANDS down with the paint app, but I am really wondering if the SSC photos simply suck once again.
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Re: Christopher Reeve Superman the Movie Premium Format Figure -part 2

No. There is a scene in III where Pryor's character is synthesizing Kryptonite, but gets it wrong by substituting tar for an unknown element. Thus, the Kryptonie produced, like this PF, is close, but no cigar.

Jesus, I can't believe I am making analogies to Superman III. Having to explain them is even worse.

You would think this would be one of the last threads you'd have to explain that analogy--an analogy so simple yet profound that I'm pretty sure I could work up a thesis for it.
 
Re: Christopher Reeve Superman the Movie Premium Format Figure -part 2

No. There is a scene in III where Pryor's character is synthesizing Kryptonite, but gets it wrong by substituting tar for an unknown element. Thus, the Kryptonie produced, like this PF, is close, but no cigar.

Jesus, I can't believe I am making analogies to Superman III. Having to explain them is even worse.

That's what you get for referencing bad films. ;)

You would think this would be one of the last threads you'd have to explain that analogy--an analogy so simple yet profound that I'm pretty sure I could work up a thesis for it.

Pffft, there are people that watched Superman III more than once? ;)
 
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