Ayo man...this shyt is tew much
Go in on what you saw (in spoilers)....
Ayo man...this shyt is tew much
Later...I gotta roll up and recollect myself. But just the overall sense of dread. shyt was wildGo in on what you saw (in spoilers)....
Later...I gotta roll up and recollect myself. But just the overall sense of dread. shyt was wild
Just finished this and I can't lie, I have EXTREMELY mixed feelings about this one.
Ultimately this story just comes off as kind of cheap.
They violently kill a bunch of characters during the story, go overboard with the whole grimdark thing, all knowing none of it would stick and they were just going to reset the timeline at the end.
Basically, the movie was entertaining but in the end it just leaves you feeling like it was just empty shock value.
Constantine is a good Everyman, he’s powerful but normal at the same time so he’s one of the most relatable in the roster they useYea, my takeaway from this film was that their "Flashpoint" adaptation already did this type of story... and did it better.
dark, bleak future, no hope, world about to end blah blah blah.. but with less nuance and subtleties, the catalyst for it all (Superman being a dumbass) having far less emotional weight than the empathy of Flash simply wanting to save his mom. And as you said, it tries to compensate by spamming the "shock value" of seeing everyone die.. knowing damn well Flash will just hit the reset button... again
With the moral of the whole exercise being... "welp.. i guess we weren't as superheroic as we thought.. shyt! "
Also not quite sure why John Constastine all of a sudden became the RDJ for the DCEU . I guess that show of his that got cancelled was more popular than i thought, bc they really like using this guy.
Hopefully in whatever comes next, they switch the focus to other DC characters.
You find him relatable?Constantine is a good Everyman, he’s powerful but normal at the same time so he’s one of the most relatable in the roster they use
I can definitely see where you're coming from especially since they knew thatJust finished this and I can't lie, I have EXTREMELY mixed feelings about this one.
Ultimately this story just comes off as kind of cheap.
They violently kill a bunch of characters during the story, go overboard with the whole grimdark thing, all knowing none of it would stick and they were just going to reset the timeline at the end.
Basically, the movie was entertaining but in the end it just leaves you feeling like it was just empty shock value.
Yea, my takeaway from this film was that their "Flashpoint" adaptation already did this type of story... and did it better.
dark, bleak future, no hope, world about to end blah blah blah.. but with less nuance and subtleties, the catalyst for it all (Superman being a dumbass) having far less emotional weight than the empathy of Flash simply wanting to save his mom. And as you said, it tries to compensate by spamming the "shock value" of seeing everyone die.. knowing damn well Flash will just hit the reset button... again
With the moral of the whole exercise being... "welp.. i guess we weren't as superheroic as we thought.. shyt! "
Also not quite sure why John Constastine all of a sudden became the RDJ for the DCEU . I guess that show of his that got cancelled was more popular than i thought, bc they really like using this guy.
Hopefully in whatever comes next, they switch the focus to other DC characters.
Not yet. It’s digital purchase status only, or a pirate life acquisition.you need the DC streaming service to see this?
You mean, King Shark.....So Constantine and the shark, they uh-...
I watched it again and that part had meWhen Superman at the end says, "we're the Justice League, we can't quit". Do you think everyone turned around and looked at him because they were inspired or because they couldn't believe the narcissistic and selfish bullshyt that just came out of his mouth.