
This is the first full trailer for Defendor, from Canadian writer/director Peter Stebbings, about a wannabe superhero, starring Woody Harrelson and Kat Dennings (who, sidenote, might be dating Baby Goose).
Reality intersects with delusion in the mind of Arthur Poppington (Woody Harrelson), a regular man who adopts a superhero persona known as Defendor, and combs the city streets at night in search of his arch-enemy, Captain Industry. In his attempts to combat crime and bring down Captain Industry, a drug and weapons dealer who he mistakenly blames for the death of his mother, Defendor ends up befriending a young prostitute, Katerina Debrofkowitz (Kat Dennings). Armed with unconventional weapons of mass confusion, aided by his new friend, and putting his life on the line, Defendor proves that everyone is capable of making a difference. [via Twitch]
This doesn’t look very good, but then, what does nowadays? If I were writing a movie about a confused super hero, I would make his super power sniffing glue, and his costume a pair of dirty hammer pants with his weiner hanging out. He’d run around town stealing peoples’ babies because he was convinced everyone else was unfit. Then he’d hoard them, and raise them in a tiny shed hidden behind some undergrowth in his backyard, where they’d grow up malnourished and understimulated. The story wouldn’t have a message and it would just be sort of confusing and sad, but that’s life. Then I would make a movie about one of the shed babies, and I would call it Danny Masterson.



*steeples fingers*
I like it, but can they be shed flipper babies?
Sometimes I think the only difference I can make is the smell of the room.
Effing taco night : (
Hey, I liked ‘Blankman’ too, but that doesn’t mean I want to watch Woody Harrelson playing the role.
Woody seems to have gone through a lot of trouble just to eavesdrop on Kat and Baby Goose’s boudoir.
Even more so when you realize all he’ll be picking up is baby talk and that cartoon snoring when it’s really cute and whistly. Is whistly a word? It is now. Where was I?
If only he had met a black prostitute. She could’ve taught him dance moves to save the city. He’d complete his superhero transformation and become Arthur Poppinlockington.
Effing taco night
We let a girl sneak on to Grethor without anyone noticing???
BY KAHLESS’ BEARD, KER’SPLATT, HOW MANY TIMES DID THE MIGHTY ONE WARN YOU? BUT NNNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! YOU ALWAYS SAID, “HOW COULD A GIRL POSSIBLY SNEAK IN UNNOTICED ON ‘TRANSVESTITE TACO NIGHT’, O MIGHTY ONE?” NOW LOOK! JUST LOOK! HE IS GOING TO CRAM YOUR FAT ASS INTO A TORPEDO TUBE FULL OF POTATO CHIPS MADE WITH OLESTRA AND FIRE YOU INTO PLANET GOBOTS!!! BAH!!!!!
Ker’splatt: “NNNNNNOOOOOOOOOooooooooooooo…”
*The Mighty One’s eyes roll back out from inside His head*
The Mighty Feklahr understands that many “wannabe superheroes” have prostitute “friends”.
Is there a more British name than Arthur Poppington? I mean, other than Arthur Poppington III.
Hey girl, you can trust Woody. Just think Toy Story.
Defendor proves that everyone is capable of making a difference.
No, Defendor proves that for all the things they fuck up, eventually socially maladjusted retards will do at least one thing right.
Defendor will need the names of the little rainbow people floating behind your head, and would like to know where you keep your snacks.
“Defendor” is the part of the car that Rigoberto is doing body work on.
Defender proves that side scrolling shooters are still pretty fun to play when you’re HIGH. AS. FUCK.
Dependsor will stop all the shit from taking over the city streets.
“Hey girl, I’m not familiar with the Hoagie Shack, but I know this quaint little Quiznos with the freshest condiments and a view of Washington Square.”
Offender is what it says on the postcard Pauly has to mail out whenever he moves into a new neighborhood.
Woody Harrelson looks more like a live action Mr. Incredible with AIDS.
*Throws down armor and stares Him in the fangs
I AM NO WOMAN…errr ahhh hand me the hot sauce.
Dor sho gha!
Fat new up.
This movie was out a few years back and it was called “Special” with Michael Rapaport.