You're welcome, good sir! Though I would like to clarify that this is my best guess based upon what has been leaked so far regarding the plot and my knowledge of the existing DC universe and conflicts. I would say it's a good guess, but we won't know for certain until the movie comes out.
I'm sorry, that fight is one of the best examples of why Deathstroke is made of pure victory. We all know Kyle's ring was about to be "Whoa! Screw this, I'm jumping ship to the chainmail dude! His massive, throbbing, girthy willpower is so much more desirable inside me!"yeah i would have loved to seen that
lmaoooooo i fel bad that it had to be kyle but yeah deathstroke was a fuckin boss there
Trust me, if anything, its more likely to be a Batman movie.
Thank you so much for saying what was on my mind, I remember when everyone went bat shit insane about Heath Ledger as the Joker and look what happened. They don't even know what the movie is going to entail other than there is SM, BM,WW, and Cyborg. Just wait and see what happens.
Fanboys around the world are going to have to hold that from now until the end of time....but lets be clear here: for every Heath Ledger Joker I can raise you a Jessica Alba Invisible Woman, or Nicolas Cage Ghostrider, or Ben Affleck Daredevil. Sometimes the basement dwelling antisocial virgins are actually right.
But Jessica Alba is so super sexy.
I think it's a matter of context. No one is upset about seeing these characters. Rather, it's that the whole project seems like a panic move. GL bombed, Man of Steel didn't perform as well as they expected, so the studio has turned MOS 2 into a Batman crossover (introducing a new version of Batman), and then they're throwing in character after character in a scramble. It all feels unfocused from a studio that doesn't know what to do. Of course fans want to see these characters. But it's not enough just to see them, they need a movie that will do them justice. And the chaos surrounding the development and constant focus-changing of this project gives sufficient reason to worry.
I won't comment on the rest of them, but Daredevil was bad for reasons out of Affleck's control. He did everything he could with what he was given. Same with Ryan Reynolds as Green Lantern.
This video review explains it perfecty.
I've heard these complaints before and they sound more and more ridiculous every time.
It didn't lose money of course. But it didn't perform nearly as well as they hoped, critically it wasn't greatly received, it did NOT please it's target audience. At best it pleased half of them. And it didn't generate any interest or hype in seeing Superman as a revitalized cinematic character. That's why they call it a failure. *i added more to the previous post
It did. The movie wasn't made for grown men with nothing better to do than nitpick arbitrary "flaws". The superhero genre is for children whether anyone wants to admit it or not.
Yes, because the only way for DC to be successful is to do it exactly like Marvel. There can be no other way. Totally brah.
No one in that part could have made that movie anything other than awful, but neither of them helped matters either. They were both horribly miscast, and people are far too kind when the try to let them off the hook. The 2009 punisher film was also a terrible movie, but I've yet to meet a fanboy that thinks Tom Jane wasn't the right man for the job.
DC is irrelevant, they have no real power. Try to understand....Marvel studios is an extremely unique and incredibly special outlier in the Hollywood process. Warner Bros. film, TV, and the little comic book company called DC they own are not really integrated in the way Marvel has set things up.
It's incredibly dumb movie devoid of all fun and lacking anything meaningful to say making it pretentious on top of everything else.
This, Jesus Christ this. to the casual fan who doesn't give a shit, its fine, but I keep thinking the producers could never get Bruce Wayne/BM into smallville and he would never make it on the small screen especially now because they are filming that pre-batman gotham show about Jim Gordon. This is the closest they get to batman. I mean, Harley makes a cameo appearance and they're talking about the league of assasins in the show,FFS.
This is the same issue with MOS. Arrow has modernized the Green Arrow character to make him relatable TODAY. Not just physically. He's been molded after the New52 version of the character which is much more serious. As much as I love the old Ollie, you can't blame them for wanting to make him less of the joke he was before the reboot. He's not the first character to undergo this change.
you are right however there is too much batman overlay for me to like it as much as I want to
