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  46. In order to generate more endorsement revenue, Champion City's resident superhero Captain Amazing arranges for the release of supervillain Casanova Frankenstein, only to be captured by him. The city's fate rests in the hands of seven loser superhero wannabes: the spoon-flinging Blue Rajah, the shovel-wielding Shoveler, the possessed bowling ball-hurling Bowler, the flatulent Spleen, the only-when-nobody's-looking Invisible Boy, the mysterious Sphinx, and the perpetually-angry Mr. Furious.
  47. When Captain Amazing (Kinnear) is kidnapped by Casanova Frankenstein (Rush) a group of superheroes combine together to create a plan. But these aren't normal superheroes. They are individuals who are not good enough to be real superheroes. Now, the group who include such heroes as Mr. Furious (Stiller), The Shoveller (Macy) and The Blue Raja (Azaria) must put all the powers together to save everyone they know and love.
  48. When this movie first came out, I saw the commercials for it and I thought to myself: &quot;Now THERE&#39;S a cool movie!&quot; Unfortunately, my family is not one that sees movies regularly, so I totally missed it in theatres (DRAT!). Happily, I got a chance to see it when our local movie rental place got it. (YAY!) The instant I saw it, I turned to mush. This HAS to be THE best movie of the year... heck, of the DECADE, even!<br/><br/>All the actors were great, and I especially adored Hank Azaria as the fork-flinging, turban-wearing, British-accented Blue Raja. (you can tell, I named myself after him!) So guess what I did? I hunted up the special edition of the movie at the nearest video-selling place, and I bought it. With my own money, which is saying alot because I don&#39;t have much of my own money...<br/><br/>I really don&#39;t see how anyone could hate a movie this neat! The effects were great (and hilarious), the script was great, the casting was excellent, and the costume design deserves &quot;two-thumbs-up!&quot;<br/><br/>I&#39;m one of the few people in this world who has now dedicated all their spare time to doing anything Mystery-Men-ish. This Halloween, I&#39;m going as the Blue Raja, forks and all. The only question I have is: When&#39;s the sequel coming out???
  49. While it may not be the most successful or best movie ever, Mystery Men provides a great comedy that spoofs superheroes. Rather than a bunch of unified superheroes who are also a force to be reckoned with alone, the Mystery Men are a bunch of misfits who fight worse together than alone, and they are pathetic when they fight alone.<br/><br/>First, I can see how the movie bombed. The maturity level needed for much of the humor in the movie is far too high for almost everyone in the world, so the jokes definitely went right over most people&#39;s heads. The fighting/action was less than stellar when compared to something like X-men. The characters could be annoying at times, and many lacked depth, unlike all of the other traditional superheroes.<br/><br/>But while all of those points could be viewed as a negative, they made the movie even better for me. It was great to see superheroes get in dumb little arguments (like the Bowler&#39;s and Mr. Furious&#39; frequent stare downs). Then the characters and their respective powers themselves were hilarious. The Shoveller was kind of normal and the Sphinx&#39;s mysterious powers were just coming up with incredibly deep statements, but the rest were great. The Blue Raja who wields the deadly forks (well, they do have points on them); the Spleen (nothing needs to be said about him); the Invisible Boy who is only invisible when no one looks at him; the Bowler who talks to her dad&#39;s skull, which is located in a bowling ball. The corporate spokesmen sellout Captain Amazing was amazing as well, skillfully portraying the loved superhero while not really caring about his fans unless it is bringing him more corporate sponsors. No one (except Mr. Furious) believed that Captain Amazing was billionaire Lance Hunt because &quot;Lance wears glasses. Captain Amazing doesn&#39;t wear glasses.&quot; Ben Stiller&#39;s Mr. Furious character is by far the best and funniest character in the movie. When he raises his arms, you expect some impressive display of strength, but all he manages to do is get beat up and fail to take a decal off of a car.<br/><br/>There was no single feature (dialogue, story, action, comedy, etc.) that stood out as excellent, but all of the pieces combined to make Mystery Men a delightful movie and a member of my DVD collection. Who doesn&#39;t want to be a superhero after seeing this movie? I know I do.
  50. Sharply written, with a lavish look and top-drawer effects adding to the appeal of its large and talented cast, pic achieves a nice balance of fondness and satiric snap, character laughs and goofy action.
  51. The Mystery Men originated as the team name of misfit Super Heroes led by &quot;The Flaming Carrot.&quot; &quot;Flaming Carrot Comics,&quot; by Bob Burden, was originally published by Aardvark-Vanaheim, then by Renegade Press and Dark Horse Comics between 1984 and 1993. The book has since relaunched in 2005 with Image Comics.<br/><br/>From the official Mysterymen website:<br/><br/>&quot;...all you really need is a snappy costume and a cool name for the Mysterymen, the human cannon fodder of the war on crime. At their peak, they numbered about 30 (The Dirty Thirty) but it&#39;s hard to come up with an exact figure on them because of high casualty rates, the highest of any superhero team in the history of the medium.&quot;<br/><br/>Original comic book members:<br/><br/>Flaming Carrot, The Shoveler, Jackpot, Mr.Furious, Screwball, Captain Attack, Bondo Man, Jumpin&#39; Jehosaphat, Red Rover, The Strangler, The Spleen, the Metro Marauder, Hummer, Disc Man, Jumo the Magnificent, the Whisperer, Mystic Hand, Star Shark, the Zeke.<br/><br/>Members invented for the movie:<br/><br/>The Bowler, the Blue Raja, the Sphinx, Invisible Boy<br/><br/>In the comics, the Mysterymen have also teamed up with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - twice. a5c7b9f00b
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