Mini-Review: Unlike Kick-Ass, which was more comic-like but flat and unentertaining, Super looked and felt more like an indie comedy although it was based on the same comic book idea. It edged on noir during some of its more violent moments, adding to the emotional range. On the whole, not great but entertaining. It has its moments and a few laughs, which owe to decent writing and good comedic timing by the cast. (Including Ellen Page. I like her when she's over-the-top like she is in this.)

Mini-Review: An idea with great potential made into a mediocre film. For an above-mediocre film based on the very same idea I recommend Super.

Mini-Review: Having read the "Guy wakes up in a wrecked car" synopsis I obviously hoped for a feeling of "mystery". This film totally lacks that feeling. The sequences designed to invoke the feeling of mystery fail so completely that the film cannot even be recommended for passing time. Because, without any mystery, what you're left with is a sequence of slow and boring scenes. Coming from a man who enjoys slowness in cinema to the point of almost preferring it, this should be considered a sincere warning.

Mini-Review: Mediocre as a documentary. For a film about Seinfeld, it doesn't have enough Seinfeld in it. Especially in the first half, where it keeps cutting to Orny Adams. The second half is better, with more interviews with Seinfeld and footage of his off-stage conversations with Jay Leno, Bill Cosby, etc. Seinfeld comes off both as an ingenious comedian and as a sincere and humble person. The worst thing was that there was at most 5 minutes of actual Seinfeld stand-up footage, which left me wanting more.

Mini-Review: Fun.