Ok...and?Like I said... in comic book movies... I dont really care for all the "realness"
I wanna see powers, I wanna see magic, I wanna see flying and death defying shyt
I dont want realness cuz I dont want it to hamper or handicap what these characters need to be or need to face.
If you inject too much realness into these movies they cant face some of they greatest foes and then we just gonna get stuck with seeing them face robots and humans with a bunch of cronies.
Breh earlier laughed when I mention Clayface and Sharkman but hey I would love to see more of the so called rogues vs humans with no powers that barely get a one on one with the hero.
They just send hordes of they squad or have some crazy bomb or something the hero must stop before time runs out
Was man of steel in any way hampered by an attempt at "realness?'You know the film that had some of the best action sequences in comic book film history with super powered aliens fighting destroying a city? Zod was a great villain as well.
And the bold is funny because the marvel films love inserting roboots and faceless armies and yall praise the fukk out of it. Even funnier is that the joker in Nolan's film is better than any villain marvel has rolled out and by a wide margin and Nolan wanted realism and marvel is cartoony.