MoS was the shit.
Don't you go there!!
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They're going for it. They're really killing it.
Can someone please explain to me how this is any more cgi than any of the Marvel movies? At least the cgi in this seems to have some weight and style to it.
Marvel cgi is cgi you'd want to have a beer with.
You got me. I've also been reading that CGI in Thor is great while in Justice League it is messy so yeah... Now you know where we stand in the great CGI debate. I personally think they both look great but I'm not a professional CGI judge like the many we have here.Can someone please explain to me how this is any more cgi than any of the Marvel movies? At least the cgi in this seems to have some weight and style to it.
It's so weird that people don't seem to find Superman inspiring. I mean...he saved the world from an alien invasion in Man of Steel, continued to save people in between the events of MoS and BvS (as shown in the newspaper clippings in Wallace Keefe's apartment), goes global after being accused of mainly dealing with domestic crises (that's something that's mentioned by Jon Stewart of the Daily Show in a clip cut from the Theatrical version), is willing to sacrifice himself by giving a nuclear warhead a clear thread on Doomsday, and takes up a weapon that slowly weakens him in order to deal a final blow to the monstrous threat, thus inspiring the folks of the DC world to honor his sacrifice and be inspired to try to do good the same way he does. Personally, I've never been more inspired or as appreciated Supes as much as I did in BvS, partially because I had never really thought of what kind of struggles he would have to face on a political and cultural scale. His ability to persevere and still do what he can despite all of the fear and doubt and paranoia is exactly what makes him Superman in the first place.
Oh and yeah like 10 rewatches later and there's so many things in this trailer I still hadn't picked up yet at first![]()
I am kinda happy it's not just me who pays attention to movies I talk about. I know I come across was Zack Snyder's biggest acolyte but honestly people's criticism are just really fucking stupid. I don't get why people feel Superman has to fucking smile all the time when he does a good deed to be heroic. Why is someone being pensive about their role in the world is viewed as mopey? I said it before and I'll say it agaIn, why is it better that when Superman is accused of something he reflects on his actions having unforeseen consequences, is willing to talk to senators and defend his position to the army/the world/Batman it is viewed negatively? Yet the first sign of criticism Captain America can say safest hands are still our own and a lot of people say his hubris and unwillingness to entertain the idea of supervision of be held to account makes him heroic. It's, to put it blunt, bullshit. To butcher principle skinner its the kids that are wrong.
It's not just you. It's simply that, at this point, it's exhausting to even try to legitimately discuss the movies because people bring up the same arguments over and over and, when thoughtfully rebutted or flat out proven wrong, they just ignore it and circle back around and argue with someone else.
I am kinda happy it's not just me who pays attention to movies I talk about.
I hated when they did the same shit in BvS with Johnathan Kent, acting like he wanted Clark to become Superman when he died trying to prevent that from happening.
It's not just you. It's simply that, at this point, it's exhausting to even try to legitimately discuss the movies because people bring up the same arguments over and over and, when thoughtfully rebutted or flat out proven wrong, they just ignore it and circle back around and argue with someone else.
It's tough to make a 200m+ film look cheap. Give them their due.Everything about these DC movies looks cheap as fuck. Even Wonder Woman looked cheap and lifeless. Are people really excited about this?
I hate to say it's both sides but it's both sides. People have made up their minds on Snyder's Superman and aren't going to budge one way or the other.
I am kinda happy it's not just me who pays attention to movies I talk about. I know I come across was Zack Snyder's biggest acolyte but honestly people's criticism are just really fucking stupid. I don't get why people feel Superman has to fucking smile all the time when he does a good deed to be heroic. Why is someone being pensive about their role in the world is viewed as mopey? I said it before and I'll say it agaIn, why is it better that when Superman is accused of something he reflects on his actions having unforeseen consequences, is willing to talk to senators and defend his position to the army/the world/Batman it is viewed negatively? Yet the first sign of criticism Captain America can say safest hands are still our own and a lot of people say his hubris and unwillingness to entertain the idea of supervision of be held to account makes him heroic. It's, to put it blunt, bullshit. To butcher principle skinner its the kids that are wrong.
When I first saw BvS my immediate thought of the Superman funeral scene was "OK this is how they make Superman the big iconic hero in future films, and move away from the pseudo hard sci-fi story about an adopted alien portrayal in MoS." Basically a soft reboot of the character's tone.
It made sense to me and I thought it was kinda poetic in a meta way because he is killed and(eventually) reborn into a different type of character.
I guess I can understand if people didn't like it("It wasn't earned" is probably the most uttered critique of DCEU) but if you saw BvS I don't see how it can blind side you. Or if you saw Sui Squa too. It had Amanda Freaking Waller praising Superman and saying he held our values and shit. If those most paranoid distrustful schemer in DCEU accepted Supes as a hero it is so. Even if you don't personally like the films.
if you saw BvS I don't see how it can blind side you. Or if you saw Sui Squa too. It had Amanda Freaking Waller praising Superman and saying he held our values and shit. If those most paranoid distrustful schemer in DCEU accepted Supes as a hero it is so. Even if you don't personally like the films.
Jesus Christ. I know you guys like to take a shit on DC just for the sake of it but bitching about the cgi has got to be the stupidiest complaint I've seen.
You know, that Wonder Woman bank part is a little odd. If we didn't see it in the old trailer and footage I'd say it's something they added to bank on her popularity. Doesn't appear to connect to the larger plot about Steppenwolf's invasion. Merely a vignette of Diana stopping a bank robbery, tying to the idea that in Superman's absence there's a crime wave. Although that idea of criminals starting shit when Superman isn't around then ties into why Steppenwolf is invading now. Ah whatever.
loltbf, that fence is tiny
Bleepey you're a little blunt when it comes to your passions but I've always wanted you on the Discord chat we have set up here. I think you and I could make a wonderful team-up![]()
Quindent*Gets angry and forks it to death with his trident.
"On my world, it means hope."But this is what people are reacting to, reallyIt's not that they're blindsided. It's not that they missed something, or weren't paying attention, or are misunderstanding what's going on. A lot of people are getting it just fine:
Tell, don't show
And this is what they're reacting to. The films didn't show a lot of what they're telling you. They paid it lip service and then told you it counted. Amanda Waller says that a thing happened, so it happens. Bruce says Superman represented a thing, so its a representation.
Man of Steel and Batman v Superman (and Man of Steel was much better at it than BvS was, even though it still didn't do it all that well) paid a lot of lip service to Superman's ability to inspire, but almost all the drama of the films themselves aren't focused on that. The characters in the films who are supposed to represent those feelings - largely don't feel those things.
We are told later they did. We are told later that other people also felt that stuff. And people can point to the moments where the lip service is paid, the perfunctory execution is shrugged at, and the effects are explained to us instead of felt, and asked to accept that as being satisfactory.
Tell, don't show is a huge shortcut for these movies. Wonder Woman worked because it does not take that shortcut very often. Justice League's trailer seems to suggest that in some parts it has to (and Suicide Squad indulged this as well) because the story won't work if they don't shortcut the feeling that never got earned in the prior two movies.
Like, films aren't wikipedia entries - you can't just say a thing happened and then use it as a bullet point later as if that counts as building a living fictional world. It doesn't.
Often, Superman's effect on the world he occupied in MoS and BvS is a world we're told about second and thirdhand instead of shown, or made to feel. And that's why Bruce's line rang false as fuck to a lot of people who heard it. Because the Superman he's describing was not the Superman we were shown, and the people we were asked to identify with in those movies certainly didn't think of or react to him in that way, either.
Discord? What's that? Also I'll rebut Veelk later. If I come across condescending it's because sometimes/a lot of the time it's deserved.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9j3heYZAk8It's not even really that the fence is tiny
Dude just surfed a dead alien through a concrete and steel enforced multi-story building from like 1000ft up.
Why would he hop the babyfence.
Like, the scene would be amazing if he goes through all that and TRIPS over the fucking thing. Just shins himself and faceplants.
Gets angry and forks it to death with his trident.
It's still a trident. They went for an pretty close copy of the comics version of the "Trident of Neptune". Granted, I don't know what they were thinking when the comics creators designed it to have five prongs, but it is what it is.Quindent*
It's still a trident. They went for an pretty close copy of the comics version of the "Trident of Neptune". Granted, I don't know what they were thinking when the comics creators designed it to have five prongs, but it is what it is.
Nah, i don't want any gags messing up Aquamomoa's combo finish.It's not even really that the fence is tiny
Dude just surfed a dead alien through a concrete and steel enforced multi-story building from like 1000ft up.
Why would he hop the babyfence.
Like, the scene would be amazing if he goes through all that and TRIPS over the fucking thing. Just shins himself and faceplants.
Gets angry and forks it to death with his trident.
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Haters need no reason. Snyder has been grieving the death of his daughter for awhile and has not cut this trailer. Get his fucking name out of your keyboard to use it as ammo on your childish crusade.
Peak hating someone for eating crackers.
Discord? What's that? Also I'll rebut Veelk later. If I come across condescending it's because sometimes/a lot of the time it's deserved.
Someone should take cyborg and put him intransformers universea Teen Titans movie.
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That's honestly the only setting I've ever enjoyed seeing Cyborg. He's got an actual character driven purpose there.
I think there's some truth in what you say but they did show it in BvS, imo. The whole character arc was "People can't trust Supes, well he literally killed himself to save them(I know Lois but it's one and the same at this point), now they know he is good but it's too late and they regret their cold shoulders."
Guess I'm in the minority of people who thinks this looks like a CGI crapfest.