Purchase Diary 2013 – March

Skyfall (2012)


Mar 4th – €12.99 @ Drogerie Müller

Collection no. 1027

Men in Black 3 (2012)


Mar 4th – €9.99 @ Drogerie Müller

Collection no. 1028

The O.C.: Season 1 (2003 – 2004)


Mar 5th – €0.00 ($18.00) @ Amazon.com (paid via gift certificate)

Collection no. 12335 – 12341

Argo (2012)


Mar 27th – €9.99 @ Saturn

Collection no. 1029

Looper (2012)


Mar 27th – €12.99 @ Saturn

Collection no. 1030

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Purchase Diary 2012 – May

The Blues Brothers (1980)


02 May – €8.92 (£7.43) @ Amazon.co.uk

Blues Brothers 2000 (1998)


02 May – €9.48 (£7.93) @ Amazon.co.uk

Castle: Season 3 (2010 – 2011)


02 May – €22.99 @ Amazon.de

Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2011)


02 May – €11.68 (£9.89) @ Amazon.co.uk

Friends With Benefits (2011)


02 May – €8.37 (£6.94) @ Amazon.co.uk

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Movie Watchings 2010 – February

Deutsche Version | January (Part 2) | March

February, 13th

Superman Returns

Director: Bryan Singer

Brandon Routh   …    Clark Kent / Superman
Kate Bosworth   …    Lois Lane
Kevin Spacey   …    Lex Luthor
James Marsden   …    Richard White
Parker Posey   …    Kitty Kowalski
Frank Langella   …    Perry White
Sam Huntington   …    Jimmy Olsen
Kal Penn    …    Stanford

Synopsis: Nobody has seen or heard from Superman in five years. In the meantime Lois Lane has become a mommy and she’s written the Pulitzer-winning article “Why the World Doesn’t Need Superman”. But now Clark is back from what is left of Krypton and he’s needed right now again: Lex Luthor has stolen Kryptionian crystals from the Fortress and wants to build a new continent – at the expense of that small island called North America.

My Opinion: It took me some time to really get used to that movie. Mainly because I was mad at Bryan Singer for abandoning the X-Men project which resulted in The Last Stand. But now with a few years distance, I like this movie.
Some elements are still very comic-like, like Lex’s behaviour at some points of the story but that is fully outweighed by the moments he’s truly evil.
I also like Brandon Routh’s portrayal of Clark/Superman. While Christopher Reeve’s Clark was a bit of a douchebag that I didn’t like very much, they chose to do it differently here. He’s just a nobody who lingers in the background and isn’t noticed by anybody but Jimmy. Lois couldn’t care less about him in any way – which makes it believable that she doesn’t see Superman in him. For me that works.
Speaking of realism (;) ): The one scene I didn’t buy was when Superman lifted that island out into space while he still had a piece of Kryptonite stuck in his side and was exposed to the other K in the island. If Lex can beat him up just because he’s around it, he should have never been able to lift that weight. So much for in-universe consistency

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