Official 'JUSTICE LEAGUE' Thread

[Take It In Blood]

Enjoyed it but its inferior to BVS


I'm certain that had Snyder not gotten the boot it would have been better

 

[JSS]

Say breh, you know that’s a scene from MoS right?

No it's not. Did you actually click play or just look at the thumbnail?

 

[Al Simmons]

No it's not. Did you actually click play or just look at the thumbnail?

My apologies to the breh @Norrin Radd. It looks just like the scene from MoS.

 

[Norrin Radd]

My apologies to the breh @Norrin Radd. It looks just like the scene from MoS.

No worries man. I hadn't seen MoS in years so for all I knew it could have been

 

[Norrin Radd]

JUSTICE LEAGUE Director Zack Snyder Was Reportedly Fired From DC Films

Last night, former Variety and Mashable editor Josh L. dikkey, who is leaving entertainment journalism for greener pastures, shared a very interesting nugget on his personal Twitter account that offers a great deal of insight into what was really going on at Warner Bros. and DC Films for the better part of last year.

According to dikkey, divisive director Zack Snyder, who helmed Man of Steel, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, and Justice League, was actually relieved of his duties at DC Films a few months prior to publically announcing his departure from Justice League in May. He doesn't provide any further details but does imply that, at this time last year, he wasn't allowed to share what he knew.

This new revelation does essentially confirm what was widely rumored for the better part of last year as several online outlets have strongly suggested that the split between DC Films and Zack Snyder wasn't as amicable as many were led to believe. It also explains why there hasn't been any traction on a "Snyder Cut" of Justice League since a Snyder-approved version probably doesn't exist if he were let go three months before it became public knowledge.

Snyder is still listed as an executive producer on several upcoming DC Films, including Aquaman, Wonder Woman 2, and Suicide Squad 2 - something unlikely to change considering the role he played in casting Gal Gadot and Jason Momoa - but a credit is likely the extent of his involvement.

 

[AnonymityX1000]

JUSTICE LEAGUE Director Zack Snyder Was Reportedly Fired From DC Films

Maybe he will sign on to direct a Marvel movie since he is looking for a new studio.

 

[Bob-omb]

That spacesuit on the right

 

[Bryan Danielson]

Maybe he will sign on to direct a Marvel movie since he is looking for a new studio.

Chill son....... certain stans wouldn’t be able to handle that!

Martha

 

[AnonymityX1000]

Chill son....... certain stans wouldn’t be able to handle that!

Martha

 

[Norrin Radd]

 

[Kaydigi]

Time to cop the digital 4K and feast today.

 

[KravenMorehead™]

Just watched this. Not bad


Worst thing about this movie was everything regarding Flash. EVERYTHING.

They need to totally revamp his character.

the fukked up thing is, the only way they would plan to reboot the series is flashpoint, and flash is the main character who survives that intact

 

[Neuromancer]

Maybe he will sign on to direct a Marvel movie since he is looking for a new studio.

Nooooo

 

[Numpsay]

the fukked up thing is, the only way they would plan to reboot the series is flashpoint, and flash is the main character who survives that intact

Maybe after experiencing Flashpoint they can at least change his tone as a character. They need to fix his running animation to.

 

[King Koopa]

I enjoyed this actually. Went into this with low expectations, but was surprised. Flash was annoying and they jacked up his character, but I saw what they were trying to do with him for casuals (my girl laughed at most of his parts in the movie). Ben as Batman was dope as usual. He cracked a bit of jokes but Batman usually does with his dry humor. Aquaman, even though different than what we're used to, was dope as well. Also, Steppenwolf was pretty decent considering most comic book movie villains out there. They way they fit the tone of him and his minions got me looking forward to a Darkseid appearance eventually (if we get one).

I was actually surprised about Cyborg. They made his character more interesting to me than in any form of media recently

Wouldn't mind seeing where they're going with this franchise, but things will prob go down hill with the low reviews and publicity they been receiving.