Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice
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- Mr Wallstreet
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- Stocky Boy
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So, the Comicon trailer is out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WWzgGyAH6Y
And it still does't look like anything I'd want to see.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WWzgGyAH6Y
And it still does't look like anything I'd want to see.
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I agree on Luthor. However, I did like the shot of Wayne running towards the destruction to save someone while everyone else ran away. Definitely seemed like a good character trait to include, like they got the character of Batman pretty well there. Seeing Wonder Woman in action was a nice touch, and I'm more excited about this than I have been but it's still towards the bottom of the comic movie list for me.
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I'm still not sold. This quite simply does not feel like the Batman and Superman that I want to see in a movie.
One of my favorite blog writers, JimSmash, stated how horrible the characterization of Ma Kent is in the trailer. The wholesome Ma from the comics would never say "you don't owe them anything" and would instead try to comfort him in not giving up hope, not in him giving up.
One of my favorite blog writers, JimSmash, stated how horrible the characterization of Ma Kent is in the trailer. The wholesome Ma from the comics would never say "you don't owe them anything" and would instead try to comfort him in not giving up hope, not in him giving up.
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I agree with everything you guys are saying.
Like with Suicide Squad, my expectation level is so low, I'm pretty sure I'm going to enjoy the film for what it is, but I'm not really impressed with what I'm seeing.
I think, to be fair to Zack Snyder, he probably is making the film he intends to make, so he probably will deserve an A grade for making what was intended to be made. Amongst us lot though, we clearly feel his vision of big DC isn't particularly interesting.
It's like performing a low difficulty set at gymnastics on the pommel horse - full marks for a flawless execution of your set, but overall the ambition was so low that a performer who did poorly at a complicated set could get a better score.
Do you guys feel it's Snyder's fascination with Miller's take on the characters that is at heart the actual problem here? There's nothing wrong with different interpretations of comic book characters, but there's a huge difference between basing your introductory Avengers franchise on the Ultimates rather than any other Avengers story and then basing your JLA on fucking Dark Knight Returns - even if Snyder has created a totally new story.
Interestingly though, in this universe, Batman's been around for sometime and a Robin has come and gone.
Like with Suicide Squad, my expectation level is so low, I'm pretty sure I'm going to enjoy the film for what it is, but I'm not really impressed with what I'm seeing.
I think, to be fair to Zack Snyder, he probably is making the film he intends to make, so he probably will deserve an A grade for making what was intended to be made. Amongst us lot though, we clearly feel his vision of big DC isn't particularly interesting.
It's like performing a low difficulty set at gymnastics on the pommel horse - full marks for a flawless execution of your set, but overall the ambition was so low that a performer who did poorly at a complicated set could get a better score.
Do you guys feel it's Snyder's fascination with Miller's take on the characters that is at heart the actual problem here? There's nothing wrong with different interpretations of comic book characters, but there's a huge difference between basing your introductory Avengers franchise on the Ultimates rather than any other Avengers story and then basing your JLA on fucking Dark Knight Returns - even if Snyder has created a totally new story.
Interestingly though, in this universe, Batman's been around for sometime and a Robin has come and gone.