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The Women of The Spirit

Source:MTV

November 15, 2008

MTV debuted this new featurette on the women in The Spirit, opening in theaters on Christmas Day. Written and directed by Frank Miller, the movie stars Gabriel Macht, Samuel L. Jackson, Sarah Paulson, Eva Mendes, Dan Lauria, Paz Vega, Jaime King, Scarlett Johansson, Louis Lombardi and Stana Katic.

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COMMENTS (13)

Posted by:

ratface

November 15, 2008

This looks sooooo bad lol

Posted by:

Richard Parker

November 15, 2008

This looks soooooo bad-ASS lol

Posted by:

_Sam_Raimi

November 15, 2008

I never understood the whole Frank Miller thing. This movie looks like crap. No one's going to see a superhero movie about a hero no one's heard of. I don't know why he thinks he can direct. He can't.

Posted by:

Movie fan

November 15, 2008

It looked OK, the first trailer looked better!

And for people not wanting to go see a movie with a hero no one heard of, I know a lot of people that had never heard of 300 or Sin City and those movies did well.

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Moviegoer

November 15, 2008

Just plain weird.

Posted by:

Darth Kaos

November 15, 2008

I think it's best they promote the women and their ASSets, cause everything else looks just BAD! Never thought I'd see something that makes Punisher:War Zone appealing. I'm sorry, but it's going to bomb.

Posted by:

Lola

November 15, 2008

Why isn't the video working after the ad??

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Richard Parker

November 15, 2008

If you haven't heard of Will Eisner or "The Spirit," I suggest you do some Googling and learn some important cultural American history. Eisner was a big influence on comics, and his "Spirit" strip was extremely culturally significant after WWII.

Posted by:

Picko

November 15, 2008

I think this looks awesome, I don't understand what all the griping is about. Yes, the acting is cheesy, yes the action is over the top. But it's a particular style of movie! If it's not your thing, it's not your thing. (Which only means you have poor taste in movies)

Posted by:

Jaz

November 15, 2008

For all of you folks saying this looks cheesy and over done. Well read the comic series, it's exactly like that. Very in your face and cartoony. Based on those comics this looks like a brilliant and loyal adaptation