{"id":6370,"date":"2010-09-03T07:25:14","date_gmt":"2010-09-03T14:25:14","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/moviesharkdeblore.com\/site\/?p=6370"},"modified":"2014-10-20T12:34:35","modified_gmt":"2014-10-20T19:34:35","slug":"super-capers","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/behindthelensonline.net\/site\/reviews\/super-capers\/","title":{"rendered":"SUPER CAPERS"},"content":{"rendered":"

By: debbie lynn elias<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"super_capers_poster\"Growing up, just how many of you wanted to be, or during \u201cplay time\u201d pretended to be,\u00a0 Superman, Batman, Spiderman, the Boy Wonder Robin, or even the villainous Riddler, Joker or Pruneface?\u00a0 I am willing to bet, a lot of you (and that group includes both of my brothers).\u00a0 Let\u2019s face it -to kids – and even to adults – super heroes with super powers is a pretty cool thing.\u00a0 And how many of you dreamt these big dreams or had these fantasies thanks to reading comic books; comic books that were vividly illustrated, with characters, stories and cool costumes leaping off the page and into your imagination?\u00a0 But then, how many of you were more inspired by the comic books that translated into cartoon or live action tv series like \u201cBatman\u201d?\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Yep.\u00a0 I see it.\u00a0 I see those nostalgic grins of embarrassment as you relive those days of running around the house with a blanket tied around your neck, playing super hero, defending the world, conquering evil and, oh yes, tormenting your siblings and parents with your super powers of childhood fun and annoyance.\u00a0 And as you well know, the cape was everything!\u00a0\u00a0 So now, here we are in the 21st Century.\u00a0 Imagine just how fun it would be to relive those memories now up on the silver screen.\u00a0 Well, thanks to the inspired imagination (and love of super heroes, cartoons, comics, classics, film and fun), Ray Griggs dons his writer\/director super hero cape, puts the best of comics, tv and film together,\u00a0 and brings us what is destined to become a camp classic for the ages with SUPER CAPERS!\u00a0 Talk about fun!!!<\/p>\n

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Ed Gruberman is your average guy who just wants to be a super hero.\u00a0 So enthralled is he with the whole super hero, super powers thing, that as his job he dresses up as \u201cEd Gruber Man – Super Hero.\u201d\u00a0 With his bright yellow ill-fitting spandex suit emblazoned with a green sequined \u201cG\u201d (stitched on in red) , flashy red cape and, dare I say, green wading boots, Gruber Man is a formidable force – not.\u00a0 A geek to the Nth degree, Ed\u2019s heart may be in the right place but his skills are far from it – he has none – mortal or otherwise.\u00a0 But what does a wannabe super hero do while still in \u201cuniform\u201d when he spies a fiery red-headed damsel in distress.\u00a0 Why, step right in and defend the lady from her vicious tormenter, a balding middle-aged unarmed robber, of course!\u00a0 Taking the bull by the horns, Gruber Man leaps into action only to be flattened like a pancake and then saved by the damsel herself who just happens to have some rather amazing super powers, not to mention a super kiss.\u00a0 But, being a hero, or trying to be one, isn\u2019t all that its cracked up to be as Ed finds himself getting arrested for \u201csuper hero brutality\u201d and his damsel having exited the crime scene.\u00a0\u00a0 Hmmm.<\/p>\n

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Brought up before \u201cThe Judge\u201d (who wears a robe that looks more like Lucifer\u2019s black and red cloaken cover – and ironically our filmmaker has an earlier film called \u201cLucifer\u201d), Ed warms the cockles of The Judge\u2019s heart with his life story, the death of his circus performing parents and his need to avenge their deaths.\u00a0 Inspired by Ed\u2019s tale of woe, but more interested in Ed\u2019s admiration and worship for the ubber comic book hero, The Dark Winged Vesper, The Judge orders Ed to attend super hero school.\u00a0 Comprised of mostly superhero misfits, the Super Capers as they are called, travel in their silver Delorean-styled time travelling RV, honing their super hero skills and powers.\u00a0 Super Caper Felicia Freeze can create ice and snow with her breathe.\u00a0 Herman Brainard, the hero with the oversized bulbous brain, can telepathically move objects by making his brain grow bigger.\u00a0 At the slightest sign of fear or danger, Puffer Boy turns into a roly-poly Puffer Fish who can only be deflated by pulling on one of his spikes.\u00a0 Robo is a cigar smoking pint-sized robot with Terminator sized muscles (and who sounds amazing like California\u2019s governor) who assures us on every scene exist that he\u2019ll be back.\u00a0 Will Powers, well, beyond making sure his hair looks perfect at all times and every muscle bugle is in place, he has super human strength.\u00a0 Herbert Q is the \u201cQ\u201d in the group, designing and building devices that would rival those of James Bond\u2019s Q – not.\u00a0\u00a0 And then there\u2019s Sarge, the overseer of this merry band of misfits.<\/p>\n

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Called on for their first mission, Super Capers head out to thwart the evil plan of Captain Sludge and his sidekick Cretan in their attempts to steal an armored care of gold bouillon.\u00a0 With each hero taking their own crack at Sludge, it quickly falls to Gruber Man to finally display his super power to not only save the day, but save the super heroes.\u00a0 (Seems that if you know Will Power\u2019s weakness – calling him fat or unhandsome – he becomes a worthless cry baby.)\u00a0\u00a0 But what is Ed\u2019s super power?\u00a0 To his knowledge he has none and so he calls on the only power he can think of at the moment, the power of prayer – well, a prayer not be killed.\u00a0\u00a0 Talk about miracles!\u00a0\u00a0 Prayer works.\u00a0 Bad guys foiled.\u00a0 But, bad guys also escape incurring some wrath from LAPD, who are more interested in Will Powers\u2019 autograph than the crime scene.\u00a0\u00a0 And who else makes a surprise visit, none other than The Judge who appears on the scene to congratulate his little protegees.\u2028Hmmm…. something doesn\u2019t seem right – at least to Gruber Man.<\/p>\n

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With the help of Brainard, the two begin their own investigation into the gold heist, only to soon find Ed framed for the heist and Super Capers shut down.\u00a0 Lost and alone with nowhere to go, the group rallies together to save Ed, in whose innocence they believe (after all, he does have the power of prayer), and work together determined to discover the true villain in our story.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 As Ed travels back in time in the Delorean RV, long hidden secrets (including who is that vivacious red-headed damsel in distress) and surprising discoveries all come to light as we all get yet another fun-filled crime fighting lesson.<\/p>\n

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Where do I start when talking about this cast?\u00a0 Carefully chosen for their own super powers, each is significant to the film in their own right starting with Justin Whalin.\u00a0 Best known for his role as Jimmy Olsen in tv\u2019s \u201cLois and Clark\u201d, Whalin is geeky fun as Ed Gruberman (who, thankfully, thanks to Q, gets a better super hero suit, albeit from the Warner Bros. and bearing a strong resemblance to a Star Wars storm trooper suit).\u00a0 Exuding a sincere innocence but with over-the-top camp emotion, he is hysterical and never moreso than when \u201cin prayer.\u201d\u00a0 Danielle Harris, fresh off her stints in \u201cHalloween 4 and 5″ is charming as Felicia Freeze.\u00a0 She brings a super hero bravura akin to Wonder Woman but a girlish innocence when it comes to Felicia\u2019s affections for Gruber Man.\u00a0 Ryan McPartlin, recognizable from tv\u2019s \u201cChuck\u201d is perfect as the narcissistic Will Powers.\u00a0 With an ego puffed up bigger than his hair or his chest, McPartlin brings an appreciative level of self-deprecating humor to the character.\u00a0 And don\u2019t miss Ray Griggs himself as Puffer Boy which I guarantee will bring out a hearty laugh when he puffs into action.<\/p>\n

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Our villains are no slouches either.\u00a0 Doug Jones, the lovable \u201cAbe Sapien\u201d in \u201cHellboy\u201d plays Special Agent Smith #1, aide de camp to The Judge.\u00a0 Looking very much like Smith and Jones in \u201cMen in Black\u201d, Jones\u2019 one note monotone throughout brings a laugh at every turn.\u00a0 Joining him as Special Agent Smith #2 is Isaac Singleton who you may remember as Bosun in \u201cPirates of the Caribbean.\u201d\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Coen Brothers favorite Jon Polito is a kick in the ass as Captain Sludge and plays role with the most villainous camp.\u00a0\u00a0 But are three best villainous performances come from Tom Sizemore, Michael Rooker and the wonderful, Christine Lakin.\u00a0 Sizemore steals every scene as attorney Roger Cheatem.\u00a0 Buffoonish and cartoonish, he is the epitome of sleazy lawyer, even settling his client\u2019s case for $1.00.\u00a0\u00a0 Michael Rooker who has done everything from good cop to bad cop to best friend to serial killer rolls everything all into one here as The Judge.\u00a0 But not only does he dispense justice and oversee the Super Capers, he also has a secret identity which I will not reveal here.\u00a0 Dichotomous, mysterious and quite funny, Rooker gives one of the most elaborate performances of his career.\u00a0 And then there\u2019s Christine Lakin.\u00a0 You may remember her as tomboy \u201cAl\u201d on \u201cStep By Step\u201d or as \u201cthe nottie\u201d to Paris Hilton\u2019s \u201chottie\u201d in last year\u2019s \u201cThe Hottie & The Nottie.\u201d\u00a0 Well, hold on to your hats because as Red, Lakin shows a side of herself we\u2019ve never seen.\u00a0 Confident, sexy, mysterious, her eyes just draw you to the screen (and for you guys, so will her form fitting spandex outfit).\u00a0\u00a0 When I talked to her last year, she was raving about shooting SUPER CAPERS and her excitement over playing a character with super powers.<\/p>\n

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And talk about cameos!!!\u00a0 Be on the lookout for a delightful cameo from that first lady lost in space, June Lockhart, who plays the mother to end all mothers to Herbert Brainard.\u00a0 Even Clint Howard gets in on the act as the mugger.\u00a0\u00a0 And George Stults, the dreamy to-die-for cop turned house husband in \u201c7th Heaven\u201d parodies his former role here as an autograph seeking LAPD officer.\u00a0 But fans around the globe will get the biggest charge out of seeing a certain black Batmobile now being operated as an air conditioned taxi by a man who once played the beloved \u201cMan Bat\u201d (as he is called here) and who bears more than a striking resemblance to none other Batman himself, Adam West.<\/p>\n

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One of the most memorable things Lakin talked about with me was the fact that with SUPER CAPERS, \u201ceveryone wanted to do the film just for fun of it.\u00a0 No one was here \u2018for the job.\u2019\u201d\u00a0\u00a0 On seeing the film, her assessment is obvious as the permeating sense conveyed by writer\/director Ray Griggs is FUN, and it shows in the performances.\u00a0 Not rocket science or a film with hidden subconscious messages, SUPER CAPERS is a classic\u00a0 \u201cB\u201d film tempered with spoofing while paying homage to iconic characters and films.\u00a0 If you\u2019ve been paying attention to this review, by now you should have picked up on numerous films, characters and tv shows that Griggs clearly loves as they are the basis of the film.\u00a0\u00a0 Key to the fun of SUPER CAPERS though is Griggs\u2019 casting of recognizable iconic actors from beloved tv shows.\u00a0 Campy, but for the most part avoiding corny, there are a few \u201cdry\u201d patches in the script and action that could have been a bit tighter, but even during those down times, you find yourself looking for hints and clues and strategic placement of iconic pieces of film history.\u00a0 And kudos to Alys Thompson\u2019s set decoration and Scott Enge\u2019s production design.\u00a0 One look and you know what their viewing history is because neither misses a beat on touchstones.<\/p>\n

Significant to the fun of SUPER CAPERS is the score.\u00a0 Composer Nathan Lanier melds just enough chords and notes to make the music and its connection identifiable to its point of origination (\u201cBack to the Future\u201d, \u201cStar Wars\u201d, \u201cIndiana Jones\u201d, to name a few), all of which just adds to the overall enjoyment.\u00a0 And for a closing theme?\u00a0 What else but that from \u201cThe Greatest American Hero\u201d, which was one of the first tv shows I worked on.<\/p>\n

Recognizable actors.\u00a0 Recognizable and connectable heroes and villains.\u00a0 Good versus evil.\u00a0 Adept versus inept.\u00a0 There is something for everyone.\u00a0\u00a0 But above all, there\u2019s fun.\u00a0 SUPER CAPERS is super fun!!!!!<\/p>\n

Ed Gruberman – Justin Whalin\u2028Red – Christine Lakin\u2028Felicia Freeze – Danielle Harris\u2028The Judge – Michael Rooker\u2028Roger Cheatem – Tom Sizemore<\/p>\n

Written and directed by Ray Griggs.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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