The Kryptonian Epic
The entire story of the DC Universe is explored in linear fashion. The rise of superheroes and supervillains is chronicled in several parts as several notable characters' lives intersect. Aquaman lives in the deep of the Arctic. Batman is an obsessive, controlling, shadowy authoritarian. At the center of it all is a kid from Kansas named Clark Kent, better known as Superman. In this giant hybrid film, a plethora of characters such as Wonder Woman, The Flash, Lex Luthor, Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, The Riddler, Dick Grayson, Green Arrow, The Joker, and many more discover themselves and their place in the world as everything moves towards a twilight and a power from the dawn of time.
Max Landis
Director
Max Landis
Writer
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Remake of the 80's classic.
Following the events of the Superman: American Alien comic, Superman is enlisted by Bruce Wayne as an international operative of Batman, traveling around the world with Dick Grayson (aka Robin) and Pete Ross. After a fight with girlfriend Lois Lane and a mission in the Arctic involving a new super power known as Aquaman, Clark and Dick are called back to Gotham City for the darkest night of their lives. A night where the city descends into madness, the police commissioner is missing and a demented man in makeup injures a very important woman.
A video narrative performance art piece, detailing a specific moment in the lives of Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent, as they appear in The Kryptonian Epic.
A video narrative performance art piece, detailing a specific moment in the life of Barry Allen, as he appears in The Kryptonian Epic.
a short film about a girl and her art project
A somewhat-mostly-accurate educational parody film by Max Landis. This production is not monetized, and not for profit. The clips used herein are used with direct reference, as critique, and the characters and situations depicted are for the purpose of satire. Yes, I know I got some things out of order. It was condensed and simplified and told from memory. Did you honestly want this to be an hour long? You didn’t. I didn’t. Let’s be real with each other. Real respects real. I respect you.
A somewhat-mostly-accurate educational parody film by Max Landis about Superman's death and revival by DC.
Bringing together forty randomly paired people, Max Landis conducts an interesting social experiment: having complete strangers slap each other in the face on their first meeting. Can a bit of hostility-free violence lead to intimacy?
