Hourman

Injected with the same poison used in the movie "Crank", Hourman is forced to triple dose on his wonder pill- Miraclo. But will his triple dosage be enough to help this precognitive hero out live the effects of the poison, or will this be Hourman's final hour?

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[Gambitgirl1974]

drugs are bad...unless they give you super-powers...then they are fucking awesome

[johnknoxville07]

Great job! I love the JSA and all of those heroes from DC! This is definitly going in my favorites list!

[misanthope722]

@blinky500 I don't know what they other guy were thinking but you made hourman more of a badass

[blinky500]

@0Mensa0Euclid0Fan0 since youre probably a friend of frank, your complaint doesnt really count. now ive been civil about this for the last 2 days but its starting to get on my nerves. i dont feel the need to debate the logic behind this story because a handful of you didnt get it. youve made your complaint, it was noted. move on.

[0Mensa0Euclid0Fan0]

@blinky500 Allow me to be the second. I couldn't agree more with Frank.

[blinky500]

@frankensteinmoneymac in the 5 years this has been online, you are the first person to complain about this. i suppose you hated all the final destination movies too. because thats the basis for them. someone has a premonition about their own death so they take steps to avoid it. complain all you want, it doesnt change the movie. or that 23,000 views i got on it.

[frankensteinmoneymac]

@blinky500 Yeah but most fan films are intelligently written with plots that are at least somewhat logical....sorry but this one wasn't. Not trying to offend you, rather I'm just trying to give you advice. I watched this with 4 other people...we all laughed and thought the exact same thing. We understood the concept behind it. But if Hourman only saw the future of what would happen to him if he did the most moronic thing possible, then he would be a pretty lame superhero, now wouldn't he?

[blinky500]

@frankensteinmoneymac and even more precog logic- final destination. they always see their deaths first. how else can you avoid getting killed if you cant see your own damn death?

[blinky500]

@frankensteinmoneymac heres the simplest way i can explain this to you, because if he just escaped the handcuffs, then there would be NO MOVIE! i mean, come on. its a friggen movie. its supposed to be fun. if i didnt show the grim outcome of making the wrong decision, the movie would be boring! i mean seriously, this isnt rocket science, its entertainment.

[frankensteinmoneymac]

@blinky500 Uhgg!...why is it I am not being understood? Let me try again. If someone can easily CHOOSE to get out of handcuffs, and keep himself from getting injected then why would he NOT CHOOSE to get out of the handcuffs and ALLOW himself to get injected? That would be moronic. If I had a vision of what would happen if I chose to take a nap on some train tracks, then how would that help me? I'd never do that anyway, because I'm not a moron.

[blinky500]

@frankensteinmoneymac he didnt choose to be injected. he just saw a worst case scenario which clearly was not something he wanted. his powers are protective. like the spidersense only more vivid.

[frankensteinmoneymac]

@blinky500 Yeah but that's my point....I understand the scenario...It's simply why WOULD he have EVER chosen to be injected with poison if he could have picked the lock the whole time? That's like as if his power only shows him the future of the most idiotic thing he could possibly do. It might as well shown him a future where he picks the lock, grabs the poison, then injects it into his own penis! It's like....why the Hell would any of this be a 'possible future' unless he's a moron?