Call me crazy, but I'm looking forward to this movie.  I think it looks like a "popcorn" movie, something that's fun to watch and doesn't require thinking.  Something that just a great time waster[which ][/which].

By the way where can you go to read the original script before it was editted?  I've a few people talking about it.

Also the little that he catches was not punched...  In the trailer it looks like he simply threw him into the air.

I'll be watching this for sure as Will Smith gives a great performance in his films. I suspect this film to be great, and I have no doubt it will big one of the biggest sellers of the year. Smith just got better and better after I, Robot so even if the plot is dull and the film goes to crap I easily see this movie raking in a large wad of green in the box office.

I just saw it, it was a really fun movie and some stuff happens that I didn't expect. It wasn't Iron Man or Hulk awesome but it was still good imo.

Even though the twist as missingno also agrees with was pretty predictable I still thought that Smith gave a nice performance and was an overall great movie experience. I would like to compare it to the likes of this years other superhero films, but it's really not the same level as other superhero films. I am not saying it's NOT a superhero film, but I am not saying it IS a superhero film.

Overall the movie was a great film overall that alot of people can sink into and was just a good movie in general.

I knew about the super wife thing from the trailers but I always thought that she was gonna be like the villian.

Oh man, didn't like it at all! It was weird; superhero movies can make their own rules on realism, but man, this movie just took it and shook around ending up making no sense what so ever. Not enough BACKSTORY either. Bad for a WILL SMITH film.

I agree with the ending thing and yeah they shouldve made the movie a bit longer to include more backstory.

am i the only one who thought that the whole *spoiler*

One of the trailers gave it away. Silly marketing department

i just saw it and idk it was better than i expected in some ways


like i thought his character would be LOVABLE ASSHOLE LOL but he was really just kind of a regular old asshole, which i thought was pretty good.  DRANK, SWORE, KILLED PEOPLE.  but i thought the INNER TURMOIL//PAIN shit was pretty poorly realized, and when they started explaining his origins i thought it got convoluted and kind of dumb.  like... i really didn't understand a lot of what they explained.

first of all, god(s) just MAKING SUPERHEROES IN PAIRS is honestly kind of a dumb premise!  especially if the only point is so they find each other and grow old as mortals.  did anyone really think this was good???  also if they get near each other then grow old and die, why is it they were together in 4 bc for him to save her from whoever, and then together again in 1850 for him to save her again, and then AGAIN in 1920?  shouldn't they have died sometime around the FIRST CENTURY?  why are the still immortal if they were together in 4 bc, 1850, and 1920?  i guess you could explain it by them intentionally parting ways so they wouldn't die but that's the point; it's poorly explained.  they just say shit and don't go into any further detail when they should, and it comes off pretty nonsensically.

also, for being lovers throughout the past 2,000 years, why does she treat him like shit and pretend she doesn't know him?  i sort of thought this was kind of lacking in realism as considering their past, i don't think think that's how she would've handled the situation (heh if my husband finds out about me YOUR DEAD BUCKO).

and at the end why is the moon red?  what did he do to it?

anyway, it was okay i guess.  he cut that guy's hand off and then killed those other dudes and i got a kick out of that, because i definitely expected the character to be more of a family friendly jackass.  i also dug that there wasn't really any villain, just SELF-DISCOVERY, which is a pretty cool idea for a superhero movie i think.  plus i'm a fan of bittersweet endings so him just having to GO AWAY and forget about her was nicer than some random happyending shit, although i guess it was still a pretty happy ending.  still though, it's not really the premise i had a problem with so much as the execution and the actual plotting.  it was OKAY but mostly i thought it was pretty mediocre and it wasn't especially funny at all for the most part, and the latter half of the movie got pretty schmaltzy and convoluted.  it could've been a way better movie had it been handled differently!

no stupid i mean why is it the color red.  the moon isn't red.  did he haul MILLIONS OF GALLONS OF PAINT up to the moon?