Official Justice League "Snyder Cut" Thread

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If this was up to WB, the "snyder cut" would never be released. If anything AT&T/Warner Media are forcing their hand cause they need content for their streaming platform

that's my point. Stankey can override as he pleases. And AT&T still coulda said fukk no and leave it be.
 

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Nobody cares about any of that :hhh: :camby:

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If everyone can't muster the effort to get it done besides Marvel/Disney doesn't that mean it's not easy?
You really got understand how fukked Hollywood is with nepotism and incompetence. Like if Disney didn't put a coat tail rider business suite producer in charge of Star Wars. It wouldn't fall off a cliff. Just because it's difficult for them to put the right people in charge ... It doesn't change that the MCU formula is like elementary school math up until like phase 3.

So, to a lot people... Whiffing on an MCU conception is an egregiously bad error of such a simple design.

Universe announce their universe before even the 1st film and actually got rid of Dracula Untold from cannon. They hire bum director and writer for Mummy while they just threw money at big time cast.

Godzilla movie universe hit a speed bump, but so did the MCU with Thor 2. It's honestly the only decent one that has gotten off the ground.

WB try to do their Avengers film with 3/5 of Justice League without a Solo film. Which doesn't work.

Disney nearly tank Star Wars with Kathy "FORCE White Women into every film" bullshyt and not having a creative Star Wars Lore guy piloting the narrative.

It's a comedy of errors why these universes don't work... Not because they are hard. It's why people are so hyper critical of these failures. They make it seem hard when it's really not.
 

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You really got understand how fukked Hollywood is with nepotism and incompetence. Like if Disney didn't put a coat tail rider business suite producer in charge of Star Wars. It wouldn't fall off a cliff. Just because it's difficult for them to put the right people in charge ... It doesn't change that the MCU formula is like elementary school math up until like phase 3.

So, to a lot people... Whiffing on an MCU conception is an egregiously bad error of such a simple design.

Universe announce their universe before even the 1st film and actually got rid of Dracula Untold from cannon. They hire bum director and writer for Mummy while they just threw money at big time cast.

Godzilla movie universe hit a speed bump, but so did the MCU with Thor 2. It's honestly the only decent one that has gotten off the ground.

WB try to do their Avengers film with 3/5 of Justice League without a Solo film. Which doesn't work.

Disney nearly tank Star Wars with Kathy "FORCE White Women into every film" bullshyt and not having a creative Star Wars Lore guy piloting the narrative.

It's a comedy of errors why these universes don't work... Not because they are hard. It's why people are so hyper critical of these failures. They make it seem hard when it's really not.

Not really understanding what you're saying here breh.

This whole "the MCU is easy to do!" was not a popular opinion in real time. When "Ironman" dropped and people realized they were planning on doing a connected universe....one misstep in the early days would've destroyed Marvel. They were considered kinda crazy for even contemplating it.

Obviously the risk factor lessened as they racked up successes and especially after Disney bought them out....but the reason there is no connected universe like the MCU is because it wasn't considered a safe or even good idea as it was happening....and by the time "the Marvel formula" was a proven success it was too late for any one to play catch up.

So....yeah. It's not simple, and people fail because of incompetence. It's just not simple, and that's why people fail.

Fred.
 

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You really got understand how fukked Hollywood is with nepotism and incompetence. Like if Disney didn't put a coat tail rider business suite producer in charge of Star Wars. It wouldn't fall off a cliff. Just because it's difficult for them to put the right people in charge ... It doesn't change that the MCU formula is like elementary school math up until like phase 3.

So, to a lot people... Whiffing on an MCU conception is an egregiously bad error of such a simple design.

Universe announce their universe before even the 1st film and actually got rid of Dracula Untold from cannon. They hire bum director and writer for Mummy while they just threw money at big time cast.

Godzilla movie universe hit a speed bump, but so did the MCU with Thor 2. It's honestly the only decent one that has gotten off the ground.

WB try to do their Avengers film with 3/5 of Justice League without a Solo film. Which doesn't work.

Disney nearly tank Star Wars with Kathy "FORCE White Women into every film" bullshyt and not having a creative Star Wars Lore guy piloting the narrative.

It's a comedy of errors why these universes don't work... Not because they are hard. It's why people are so hyper critical of these failures. They make it seem hard when it's really not.
No I do. That's why I say it's difficult. A lot of talent have demands that don't fit into a shared universe concept. And like you said a lot of execs really don't know what they are doing. Because of the norms of Hollywood it's difficult.
 

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Not really understanding what you're saying here breh.

This whole "the MCU is easy to do!" was not a popular opinion in real time. When "Ironman" dropped and people realized they were planning on doing a connected universe....one misstep in the early days would've destroyed Marvel. They were considered kinda crazy for even contemplating it.

Obviously the risk factor lessened as they racked up successes and especially after Disney bought them out....but the reason there is no connected universe like the MCU is because it wasn't considered a safe or even good idea as it was happening....and by the time "the Marvel formula" was a proven success it was too late for any one to play catch up.

So....yeah. It's not simple, and people fail because of incompetence. It's just not simple, and that's why people fail.

Fred.
I disagree

Thor and Hulks movies were those missteps you're alluding to and Marvel was fine.They recasted Hulk between films ffs. Nobody cared

The novelty of these characters from recent movies all coming together in the first Avengers film was just too good to pass up at the time. And a lot of that novelty came from the virtue of being first :manny:

They deserve props for even attempting it. But I'll be real, nobody I knew saw the Thor movie by the time Avengers came out. The ends justified the means.
 
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I disagree

Thor and Hulks movies we're those missteps you're alluding to and Marvel was fine.They recasted Hulk between films ffs. Nobody cared

The novelty of these characters from recent movies all coming together in the first Avengers film was just too good to pass up at the time. And a lot of that novelty came from the virtue of being first :manny:

They deserve props for even attempting it. But I'll be real, nobody I knew saw the Thor movie by the time Avengers came out. The ends justified the means.
Hulk maybe but Thor was generally well received. And all three Hulk, Thor, Captain America movies were good enough to justify continuing. Other studios just shoot themselves in the foot with a really bad movie.
 

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Not really understanding what you're saying here breh.

This whole "the MCU is easy to do!" was not a popular opinion in real time. When "Ironman" dropped and people realized they were planning on doing a connected universe....one misstep in the early days would've destroyed Marvel. They were considered kinda crazy for even contemplating it.

Obviously the risk factor lessened as they racked up successes and especially after Disney bought them out....but the reason there is no connected universe like the MCU is because it wasn't considered a safe or even good idea as it was happening....and by the time "the Marvel formula" was a proven success it was too late for any one to play catch up.

So....yeah. It's not simple, and people fail because of incompetence. It's just not simple, and that's why people fail.

Fred.
When you only have 1 success, 2 failures, and 1 decent one.

Does that really count as scientific evidence of it being difficult.




Just look at how basic cookie cutter phase 1 and phase 2 of Marvel. They didn't do anything special but make basic film with a couple of hits. It started off hot with Iron Man. All they had to do was make decent entries with little short camoes and plot connections to keep the momentum going...

DC almost had that and fumbled it immediately after Man of Steel.
 

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When you only have 1 success, 2 failures, and 1 decent one.

Does that really count as scientific evidence of it being difficult.




Just look at how basic cookie cutter phase 1 and phase 2 of Marvel. They didn't do anything special but make basic film with a couple of hits. It started off hot with Iron Man. All they had to do was make decent entries with little short camoes and plot connections to keep the momentum going...

DC almost had that and fumbled it immediately after Man of Steel.
You are ignoring like 50 - years of movie history where no one even tried it due to the perceived degree of difficulty. And Phase 1 and 2 had some of Marvel's most well received movies Ironman 3, Captain America The Winter Soldier and GotG.
 
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Ehh, this review reminds me of the Sucker Punch reviews back in the day when critics tried to outdo themselves on how
creative they could be in slamming the movie and Snyder. The first part of his review felt like that and seems like he went into this
ready to hate and wasn't going to like it regardless... type of BS that fuels this stupid, toxic shyt on social media.

Just give the review without the creative writing.
Right, Idk it might just be me but I like to read both the positive and negative reviews for fun:yeshrug:
 
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