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"Spawn" is another comic-to-film crossover in the spirit of Tim Burton's Batman where the hero is driven mostly to become a hero to revenge the death of a loved one. There is also another storyline about Armageddon, but both stories are very thinly scripted. Usually, a weak script would make any film an unintelligeble mess, but somehow Spawn gets away with it thanks to a sympathetic hero and John Leguizamo, unrecognizable but perfectly cast as a devilish Clown with more teeth than Jaws. Really, it's Leguizamo's one-liners and funny dialogues with Spawn that makes the whole movie fun to watch, along with that wonderful cape. Don't watch Spawn and expect a film as grandiose as Batman or well-written as X-Men or as star-studded as the ill-fated Batman and Robin. There's a few good action scenes, some great visuals, and some fun dialogue here, but nothing else much - it all adds up to a somewhat satisfying, mindless flick. 5 out of 10

Especially the scene where Clown "John Leguizamo" loses his head and gradually disintegrates in bright green segments of ooze. The creators didn't hold anything back in the way the visual scenes impacted each bit of action. However, I'm really surprised at all the "1" votes this movie got. I mean, c'mon folks, it's based on a 'comic book'! Were these people looking for a plot that would make Alfred Hitchcock proud? Then why would they turn to (and obviously watch the WHOLE thing) a movie with the name of "Spawn".