A MAN has complained about a science fiction film being ‘far-fetched’ and ‘unrealistic’.
Stephen Malley is an avid fan of the original comic book version of ‘Captain Vision & the Meteorbots’, but criticised the PG rated movie adaptation for being ‘childish nonsense’.
He explained: “Take that ridiculous scene where Caption Vision gives up the Jupiter Crystal to save the life of his arch-enemy Glarik the Destroyer.
“We all know Glarik murdered Vision’s father by throwing him in the time vortex, so for hard-boiled tough guy Captain Vision to show pity like that just seemed a little but ridiculous.
“Sure it was a neat way to the resolve the story as the Space Monks then rewarded Vision’s compassion with the psychic powers necessary to save the Universe, but for me the story structure was simply unbelievable.
“And don’t get me started on the characterisation of Three-Heads, the three headed leader of the Meteorbots. His dialogue was so bad it made it simply impossible for me to suspend my disbelief.
“I’ve never been this angry since the last three Captain Vision movies I watched, and fingers crossed I won’t feel this way about the one coming out next summer as well.”
