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2236ArticleVaporman87@Hoju: Raimi? That would be very cool. I'd love to see what he could do with the character. May 01, 2015View
2238ArticleMr Magic@Hoju: He made a deal with Burger King in 2002. The burger was called the Shaq Pack. http://www.truschoolsports.com/2013/11/throwback-thursday-shaq-pack-from-burger-king/Kenner Action Toy Guide '94May 01, 2015View
2239Articlemassreality@Hojo: Didn't I read that Raimi only made Darkman because he couldn't get the rights to The Shadow back in the 90's?Kenner Action Toy Guide '94May 01, 2015View
2240ArticleHoju Koolander@massreality yeah, I remember there being a Darkman connection there somewhere.Kenner Action Toy Guide '94May 06, 2015View
2245ArticlejkatzI'm late to the party on this, but I read a story about Michael Ulsan (who's been involved with pretty much everything Batman related, ever) was meeting with some Kenner people, who through their contract were only allowed to make toys based of the movie and comics and apparently were out of ideas. Uslan shows them a bunch of old issues from the 50s, aka the ones with all the really crazy, outlandish stuff, and Kenner used them as inspiration for expanding their toyline. Always wondered if that's how my beloved "Capture Claw Batman" came to be..Kenner Action Toy Guide '94May 07, 2015View
3183ArticleShaddam Corrino IVThis article has me nostalgic for the '90's and all of the toys from movies that were made, and also wishing that there were toys based on the new movies like <i>Avengers: Age Of Ultron</i> (all that we got from that movie-well, I got- were the Hot Wheels cars), <i>The Martian</i>, <i>Jurassic World</i>, <i>Mad Max: Fury Road</i>, <i>Ant-Man</i>, and a few others. At least we have toys based on <i>Star Wars: The Force Unleashed</i>, but I would've loved to see a set of toys from <i>The Martian</i> (The Lander, The Hab, action figures of Mark Watney and the rest of the crew of the <i>Ares</i>.) Where are they? @Vaporman87: There were bad-guy (and gal) figures from Batman-The Animated Series (Poison Ivy, Harley Quinn, Two-Face, Clayface, the Joker, Penguin, Catwoman, Bane, and Mr. Freeze), as well as ones of the Creeper and several others. I'd love to see a new set of Shadow action figures as well.Kenner Action Toy Guide '94Dec 11, 2015View
2227ArticleVaporman87I loved Mannequin. Like you, I would watch it many times. I was fascinated by the idea of creating your own perfect woman (though I was not as fond of Weird Science for whatever reason). I had totally forgotten that James Spader played the bad guy here. He always did a bang up job as a bad guy/douche. It's fitting that he is playing Ultron in the Avengers 2. While I always thought Kristy Swanson (from Mannequin 2) was the more attractive female of the two, the first movie was far superior in every way. I think the second one kind of took the cheese factor to a whole new level that, even for the 80's, was just too much. Mannequin - An Unappreciated ClassicApr 27, 2015View
2231ArticleVaporman87I got in my truck this morning, started it up, and what was playing at that moment on the 80's on 8? You guessed it... Starship - Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now. LOL.Mannequin - An Unappreciated ClassicApr 28, 2015View
2232Articlemassreality:) Now thats a good way to start a morning. Mannequin - An Unappreciated ClassicApr 28, 2015View
2237ArticleHoju KoolanderI saw Mannequin for the first time a few years ago, I was just amazed at all the familiar faces. It was a real surprise to see "Captain Harris" outside of a Police Academy movie. This film actually has a lot of parallels to one of my guilty pleasures, Xanadu. Frustrated artist gets a magical dream girl to help him achieve success with multiple costume changes during musical montages. Yep, all that's missing is the roller skates. The original Buffy the Vampire Slayer was in Mannequin 2? This I gotta see!Mannequin - An Unappreciated ClassicMay 01, 2015View