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DC has the better heroes/villains, the stories and has every character at their disposal this is a tremendous waste and part of the reason for this is Nolan for recommending the trash that is Zack Snyder.
Hell yeah I get excited for every last one of them and in all honesty none of them have been out right bad in my eyes.Every comic book head watches all these movies ether Marvel or DC and probably read comics from both. This "stan" shyt is just something a few nerds on here are into
Hell yeah I get excited for every last one of them and in all honesty none of them have been out right bad in my eyes.
what MCU joints would u consider to be trash?I thought Suicide Squad was pretty bad. I liked some of the characters/actors/actresses but the story was weak and the editing was trash. But it's rewatchable I guess. MCU has a few trash movies too. FOX has plenty.
what MCU joints would u consider to be trash?
While many fans have debated the quality of the first major crossover movie from DC Films, there's no question that the post-credit scene of Justice League stirred up some excitement.
But the writing is on the wall that director Zack Snyder's time in the superhero cinematic universe has come to an end, so we shouldn't expect to see his take on Lex Luthor united Deathstroke and other villains to take on the League. That's probably why Snyder has no problem talking about what he had planned for the potential sequel to Justice League.
A fan pointed out on Vero, Snyder's social media platform of choice, that there are three crosses in the background of Superman's death scene in the Ultimate Cut of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
Snyder then pointed out that this scene was a stealth reference to the events that could have been Justice League 2.
Unfortunately, he uses the hashtag of "#untilitwasnt," meaning those plans are unlikely to ever come to fruition.
What could those crosses have meant? Could they have a reference to the New Gods, who were introduced via Steppenwolf in Justice League and figured to play a prominent role in what was supposed to be a two-part movie?
More importantly, will we ever find out what could have been?
Snyder has been speaking out more candidly on Vero about his dismissal from the production of Justice League and what he originally intended. It's unlikely that he'll ever work with the studio again, and it seems like he's come to terms with that fact.
For their own part, Warner Bros. seems to have moved on from the director, who used to be the architect of their budding cinematic universe. They seem content to let directors like Patty Jenkins, David F. Sandberg, and Matt Reeves chart the future of DC Films.
It was also revealed that Ava DuVernay will be helming a New Gods movie, fresh off of the release of Disney's A Wrinkle in Time. Despite Snyder's departure, DC Films seems to be moving forward without him.
What do you think those three crosses represent, and how would they have set up Justice League 2? Let us know in the comments!
One thing youre leaving out is the existence of the M C U. Had the DCEU been launched and there was no Marvel, these movies would've probably made more money and got more praise.
The problem however, is everything DC puts out is being compared to Marvel. At this point even having the most iconic characters hasn't helped DC. Why? Because Marvel has turned their most obscure and unknown characters into household names. Iron Man and captain America are on the same pedestal as super man and Batman on the big screen. And in May ways have surpassed them.
Another advantage Marvel has is they took the position of having to use the least popular characters and marketed them into brand new characters. And it works because of the fact that most people didn't know who they were.
Batman on the other hand feels dated at times. And so does super man.
Wonder Woman worked because she was never on the big screen before. She was considered new and fresh. And when marketing to millinials, you don't want to put out something that feels old.
I liked Snyder doing these flicks. I never got the hate.
It's crazy how he has been one of WB's go-to directors for years, and WB just drops him because of THEIR failure.
It's a cold world indeed.
I won't say that. Quality matters. Nolan series made $$ cause they were all good to classic. Green Lantern was cheeks and the excitement of BVS and Suicide Squad got folks in the doors but then the audience realized WB was content to trash to mediocrity they stopped coming.
This is wrong. Wonder Woman was after that SS trash and it broke records. Wonder Woman was a huge success. The reason why nobody went to see Justice League including myself is because with Whedon taking over and the studio being involved it was guaranteed to be garbage.
It's also cause WW was good. SS was ...the damn previews for JL were awful.
The name Snyder had this flick loosened.