Confessions of a Superhero
Posted: Sat Aug 07, 2010 10:41 pm
So i just finished watching this indie-documentary. And it wasn't too bad, for a documentary at least. Definitely a bit interesting, though nothing to really go out of your way for.
It's about four people who live in Hollywood, who are all aspiring actors (for the last so many years) but currently make their living by dressing up as Superheroes and walking up and down Hollywood Boulevard to pose with tourists for pictures (where they do accept TIPS, which they repeat numerous times). Some days they appear to make good money, others you can tell it's a bit of a struggle.
We have a Superman who does have a resemblance to Christopher Reeves, and something that even most of us would call an obsession with the Man of Steel.
A Batman with some serious Anger issues, and who claims to have worked for the mafia in his past.
A Hulk who was homeless for a number of years, and only in the last few has at least gotten somewhat on the right track.
And a Wonder Woman who moved to LA from the Southern US, and is struggling with other aspects of her personal life.
It's mostly focused on Superman, and the least focus goes on Hulk, but you get a look at the personal lives of all of them, how they interact, and how they all make their living and deal with what they do. Not too bad, and the entire thing was on Hulu, so I watched it there. If you're interested and have an hour and a half to kill I'd say give it a shot.
It's about four people who live in Hollywood, who are all aspiring actors (for the last so many years) but currently make their living by dressing up as Superheroes and walking up and down Hollywood Boulevard to pose with tourists for pictures (where they do accept TIPS, which they repeat numerous times). Some days they appear to make good money, others you can tell it's a bit of a struggle.
We have a Superman who does have a resemblance to Christopher Reeves, and something that even most of us would call an obsession with the Man of Steel.
A Batman with some serious Anger issues, and who claims to have worked for the mafia in his past.
A Hulk who was homeless for a number of years, and only in the last few has at least gotten somewhat on the right track.
And a Wonder Woman who moved to LA from the Southern US, and is struggling with other aspects of her personal life.
It's mostly focused on Superman, and the least focus goes on Hulk, but you get a look at the personal lives of all of them, how they interact, and how they all make their living and deal with what they do. Not too bad, and the entire thing was on Hulu, so I watched it there. If you're interested and have an hour and a half to kill I'd say give it a shot.