Word? thanks for clearing that up. lol
only wanna comment on the bolded part:
this movie was far from 1. rushed and 2. thrown together....
1. so far, the DCMU is following the comics, just like marvel followed their comics to set up their movie universe, and that's all we can ask for as fans....
2. there are so many small details he put into this movie for the characters, it shows zack and co did their homework...details that you catch if you just watch the movie for what it is and not what you want it to be...
...i'm not saying that to get people to like it...people only watch movies for them, so whether they like it or not is cool....but I will correct people when they make shyt up....
I always dislike this criticism... no offense to you, but I do not like a ONE-DIMENSIONAL Superman. It is mainly why I never been such a Superman fan because of that. I love this angle that they took showing OTHER PEOPLES views on Superman and using a real-life hypothetical question as to how we as a society or how the world would react if JESUS actually was among us right now? So, most of how Superman is viewed is seen by other people's perspectives. The times when it is in his perspective, it is just like Jesus if you know or read the New Testament. Jesus himself had doubts, he was didn't want to carry the burden of humanity on his shoulders. He had haters and conspirators against him. I fukks with that parallel, because in the end the entire world recognizes each one of them has Superman within them.
I think Superman is the most misunderstood character in this.... mainly because we're so distracted by the badassness of Batman and how Wonder Women can through in the 4th quarter that we just ignore or not recognize that this is a theologian allegory of the Passion of Christ to where Luthor is Lucifer, Doomsday serving as the Antichrist, and Batman is the atheist. And the sake of humanity is in limbo as to how to react to God in man's image. So, these conflicts put weight on someone like Superman... I would of HATE IT if he did not have these concerns and come off as (no pun intended) alien to how the world sees him. Everything action and choice he makes comes with a consequence and now he's feeling that.
Nice, still a long way from a billion. That's the threshold right?
I cant front @lutha I love seeing you ..... per say.... fight in here and personally I love kinda being your antagonist in this...... we are gonna have so much fun together in the coming battles
GOD forbid SS flop or unexpectedly do worser than predicted
That's the whole point. I watch movies for what they are. They build up characters like for example Bane and Zod only to be defeated not because the hero earned the win but because the writers shoehorned it.
It's like a team winning on a technicality. I can't buy into that. And it's consistent in every DC flick. At some point it becomes a trend and I have to take a stand. I'm sure the visuals and fight sequences are dope but I'm not a little kid.
Just got back.
This film needed to be an absolute all time great film to be given a fair chance. It wasn't that. It's had a hive,mob mentality against it since day 1. People hated Zach, they hated Ben, they hated Jesse, they hated gal. Everything about it caused an uproar and people have been foaming at the mouth to hate it. People can deny it all they want, but marvels fan base has become more and more acidic,they're the new Apple sheep. Just look at the downright glee fakkits like @Ethnic Vagina Finder have at bad reviews.
The film is good,but it isn't great. It takes risks. It doesn't pander. It wants to be what it is and it doesn't care what you like. The biggest critiques I've seen of the film are that this film isn't what they wanted it to be. The characters are so iconic that people have expectations of what they should be. Nobody knows who ant man or Starlord are so marvel doesn't have the same vitriol and stiff expectations.
That said, the first hour is a bit shaky. There are so many moving parts and the pace is so fast that if you don't already know these characters it might be too much. The last hour and a half are almost flawless though.
Lex,like the film, is hate or love it. I think they could have toned him down a bit and it would have been more effective. That said, I do not hate him. He had just enough menace and brilliance that it made up for his quirkiness.
Wonder Woman stole the film in her little appearance.
Superman was just the same as man of steel superman. I like this portrayal,some don't.
Ben Affleck was incredible as batman. His fights were visceral and put Nolan to shame. I need a Ben batman film immediately.
I was impressed they had the balls to allude to certain JL story lines this soon.
I pray they aren't shaken by the reviews and mob mentality against the film and follow through on their vision.
End of the day, if you wanted to hate this film,you'll hate it. If you wanted to love it,you will. It's not bad enough or good enough to shake people from their pre-conceived notions.
8.5/10
what? that's some straight bullshyt you just said and you know it lol....cause that shyt you said can be applied to the majority of movies that has a good guy vs bad guy...in most cases, the good guys win just cause they the good guys....
just admit it man: you didn't want to see the movie, and you're glad it's getting panned by critics....it's ok...
The difference with DC is their villians shouldn't lose. The plot/story has been set up for them to win, the they go out with in wimper. They build up these great villians only to see the fall in 3 yards and a cloud of dust. Even you can't refute that much. This movie doesn't even have a great villian. Mark Zuckerburg basically gets to off Zod's tech when Zod should've never been killed off that fast in the first place.