Both movies are WB comic book properties.
The film’s about this kid whose parents are super rich.
They own a fortune 500 company and
his dad was a billionaire philanthropist way before Tony Stark made it cool. His father uses the
money from the company to give back to the community (audio). A golden rule to remember
when raising a kid born with a silver spoon in his mouth is to instill a strong work ethic
when he’s young so he doesn’t grow up to be lazy.
Every morning the main character tries to oversleep, but the butler wakes him up to start off his day
off with a healthy morning exercise.
Right after that, he attends fencing lessons and that's where he learns a valuable lesson of (audio)
Even though the kid is rich as hell, nice as hell and is one hell of a guy, he sucks
at making friends.
If it weren’t for the money, I’m not even sure people would know his name.
He almost goes bankrupt trying to please people.
He finds out what his friends like to eat and buys the restaurant (audio). He invites them
over for tag in his backyard and although most of that seems fun, his friends are only
after him because of his money (audio). The parents and the rich kid go out for
a family outing and the rich kid doesn’t feel like staying anymore.
Right after that there’s an assassination on the kid's parents. His parents are pronounced
dead and the family gets out of whack.
the english butler they hired becomes the legal guardian of the boy.
He seems like a real nice guy, but you could tell he doesn’t know the first thing about
raising kids because he allows the kid to drop out of
school (audio). Even though the rich guy's resume is missing a bachelors degree, he applies for a job running
his parents' company.
The company’s currently being run by the evil idiot the parents left in charge and
no work ever gets any work done.
Every time an executive opens a door, we see someone trying to get their groove on with one of the
secretaries so I personally wouldn’t buys shares in the company if I were you.
Everyone on the board is scared of the new evil CEO and everybody always agrees with his motions
so they don’t get fired.
The only person that stands up to him is the scientist in the underground R&D department.
The scientist and the rich kid form a bond and he gives him all of his special experiments.
He works on a lot of superhero gadgets including a bulletproof suit that comes in handy later
on (audio).
Using one of the gadgets the scientist makes, one of the good guys spy on the bad
guy and his henchmen in the movie.
They learn like 50% of the bad guy’s plan and
it’s obvious he’s doing something illegal, but they can’t go to the police with the
information since law enforcement is dirtier than SHIELD on Captain America the Winter
Soldier.
For example, one of the good guys gets arrested and the corrupt policeman’s security doesn’t
even work because they leave him out in the open where he gets attacked by hitmen.
But anyways, the scientists starts asking questions, but the evil CEO bullies him to
keep quiet.
It’s really tough to keep quiet when you’re doing something this illegal (audio).
The good guys find out what the bad guys are up to and
the bad guy gets his henchman and takes over the rich guy’s mansion.
They have the place fully secured, but thankfully, there’s an underground entrance the good
guys can use to get in.
There’s a part where the hero’s love interest is in danger (audio).
The villain’s henchman puts a rag over his face and I'm guessing it’s supposed to be scary
or something, but I’m not sure.
Then the scientist’s gadget that controls the flying things stop him and they’re able
to get away.
After that the water supply gets poisoned and things get out of control.
Then, the bad guys start burning up the good guy’s priceless family possessions.
In a sweet, but creepy kind of way, the butler takes the family possessions more serious
then the rich son and he sneaks behind one of the bad guys and pow, like the comics,
he jumps into the fight.
The parent’s project from the beginning starts collapsing and it looks like the good
buys are going to kill the bad guy, but no (audio).
Those are 24 reasons these movies are the same.
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