I like affleck. I think he gets a lot of unfair shit thrown his way.
Not a bad theory. I just kinda ignored any of the dream sequence stuff, didn't make any sense to me lol.Am I right in saying the following?
Batmans vision of the future re. Superman being bad and killing him saying "she was my world" etc. was what the timeline would have been had he not helped Martha at the end? That's why Superman wanted revenge and explains the "Louis is the key" sentence because he only really stops his rage when Louis arrives. Since Batman changed the timeline successfully, I'm assuming we won't see that sequence in Justice League (although Darkseid will still be involved obviously)
Whats certain is the dream sequence is Flash showing Batman a vision from the future. Whether or not the timeline is changed as a result of Batman's actions saving Martha is up for question.Not a bad theory. I just kinda ignored any of the dream sequence stuff, didn't make any sense to me lol.
Do you mean Gone Girl?That's true, on both points. Gone Baby Gone and Argo are great, and I think anyone would welcome more Affleck influence on future Batman movies.
Nope.Do you mean Gone Girl?
Rotten tomatoes is the ratio of people who like it vs who don't not the actual score the critics gave it. A lot of people get this confusedThe Trek reboot would have been good for casual viewers, who hadn't seen the TV series. I watched it like that and enjoyed it (not 95%(!) but a solid 3.5/5 action/space film).
I then saw TNG/DS9/Voyager. Now it's 2/5. It's entertaining mindless stuff that has stolen the names Enterprise, Kirk, and Spock from a very different TV series.
Exactly. It doesn't mean that the average score for Star Trek is 95/100, but rather that 95% of all critics found it at least decent.Rotten tomatoes is the ratio of people who like it vs who don't not the actual score the critics gave it. A lot of people get this confused
Yup.Nope.
He directed and co-wrote a movie called Gone Baby Gone in 2007, starring his brother Casey. You should check it out it's good. But yeah, the titles being similar are confusing.
And he didn't direct or write Gone Girl anyway, so it would be weird to mention it relating to Affleck's creative control.
I also thought The Town was very decent.Nope.
He directed and co-wrote a movie called Gone Baby Gone in 2007, starring his brother Casey. You should check it out it's good. But yeah, the titles being similar are confusing.
And he didn't direct or write Gone Girl anyway, so it would be weird to mention it relating to Affleck's creative control.
This is what im thinking although your sentence about "had he not helped Martha at the end" confused me. Unless im forgetting something. When did Batman help Martha?Am I right in saying the following?
Batmans vision of the future re. Superman being bad and killing him saying "she was my world" etc. was what the timeline would have been had he not helped Martha at the end? That's why Superman wanted revenge and explains the "Louis is the key" sentence because he only really stops his rage when Louis arrives. Since Batman changed the timeline successfully, I'm assuming we won't see that sequence in Justice League (although Darkseid will still be involved obviously)
The whole Arkham Asylum bit near the end. Saves her from Luthor's folk. It's some A+ Batmaning.This is what im thinking although your sentence about "had he not helped Martha at the end" confused me. Unless im forgetting something. When did Batman help Martha?
Batman saved Martha from Lex towards the end.This is what im thinking although your sentence about "had he not helped Martha at the end" confused me. Unless im forgetting something. When did Batman help Martha?
The whole Arkham Asylum bit near the end. Saves her from Luthor's folk. It's some A+ Batmaning.
ffs, duh I dont know why I was thinking of Lois in my head even though I typed Martha.Batman saved Martha from Lex towards the end.
Doesnt Flash say something like "Lois Lane, shes the key... Have I gone too far back? Damn. You were right about him, fear him"Whats certain is the dream sequence is Flash showing Batman a vision from the future. Whether or not the timeline is changed as a result of Batman's actions saving Martha is up for question.
I.e., we are't sure as to whether Superman referred to his mother, or louis as "she".
Yeah.. it depends on how soon he thought he came. I reckon:ffs, duh I dont know why I was thinking of Lois in my head even though I typed Martha.
Basically I was thinking on the whole "lois is the key". But yeah, thanks Which leads me to:
Doesnt Flash say something like "Lois Lane, shes the key... Have I gone too far back? Damn. You were right about him, fear him"
So my thinking was Flash was meant to go back into a period after BvS but before Dream Sequence time period where he warns Bruce/Batman. But because he went back too far, the events of BvS changed. And because of that, the future is now altered and the vision future doesnt play out like it should have given Supes dies. But DS will still come.
Kinda hard to explain without diagrams
Exactly words for words what I thought of that stupid sequence too. Btw, when it comes DC Comics related subjects, we agree on 99.99% of the time.As I said in a previous post, shes the worst character and I totally agree with you.
I stlll cant get over her throwing a that kryptonite thing into water, then 3 minutes later trying to go back in to fish it out (despite nobody telling her anything or her being anywhere near to hear a conversation), and then getting stuck and almost dying. Which results in what happens to Superman.
But yeah, I have a feeling Batman will save her in an upcoming JL movie because shes the worst person in the DCCU.
Get a roomExactly words for words what I thought of that stupid sequence too. Btw, when it comes DC Comics related subjects, we agree on 99.99% of the time.
Already bookedGet a room
But what about marvel related subjects?Exactly words for words what I thought of that stupid sequence too. Btw, when it comes DC Comics related subjects, we agree on 99.99% of the time.
Jealous?Get a room
I'm not really into Marvel but we'll see.But what about marvel related subjects?
Jealous?
It must be tough for a director in situations like this. You shoot a movie and follow the screenplay/storyboards as closely as possible and then the studio tells you that 30-45 mins of your film needs to be cut.That actually looks much better. Much more focus on Superman's African story too.
It's a rubbish situation for Snyder. They also show scenes of Superman after the bombing and Batman breaking into LuthorCorp to steal kryptonite.It must be tough for a director in situations like this. You shoot a movie and follow the screenplay/storyboards as closely as possible and then the studio tells you that 30-45 mins of your film needs to be cut.
Wish I waited! However I loved it regardless of the plot! Can't wait for this now.Good thing I haven't seen this yet. Hopefully it is much improved.
Benefits of having missed it and then refusing to watch a shitty printWish I waited! However I loved it regardless of the plot! Can't wait for this now.
Right, so I've watched the extended, 3 hours version, I have no idea how different it is from the regular shit you could've watched in the cinema so bear with me.
The movie overall is alright (that's probably a bit stretching it), I can understand why there was so much criticism surrounding it. My take is that Luthor has been shite in this movie, they simply picked the wrong man for the job. He acts like a fecking weirdo and crazy guy all of the movie doing his best Joker impression. So yeah, that little ugly fecker should've been a Joker in some movie and not Luthor, he just didn't fit in at all imo. Affleck as Batman? I don't think I'm a fan either. I know he was built like a tank there but Jesus, they somehow managed to make him look like a chubby motherfecker in that bat suit. His armour looks big, heavy and takes away any sense of swiftness you'd expect from Batman. He just looks clumsy. Alfred was alright although I've liked the Alfred from Dark Knight trilogy more, same applies to Batman obviously but good luck trying to be a better new-age Batman than Bale. The whole Doomsday fight scene was a bit of ugh, Superman taking that Kryptonite spear like it ain't shit was a bit cheesy for me, the whole fight scene was shit and when Superman was 'ded' why couldn't WW just fly him to the space at throw him at the sun so he sunbathes and regenerates a bit? Dumb shit.
Now Wonder Woman was probably the best thing about this movie. I find Gal Gadot to be simply stunning so probably that's why, although she's done fine I guess. I'm not sure how I feel about her being some multimillionaire, up-to-date with technology girl though, they will probably have to fix it up with her own movie if there is one to come. That Flash scene was a bit weird too, I guess that when he said that 'you were right about him all the time' was him doing time travel and talking about being right about Superman, ye? I suppose that in the last scene it indeed is Flash who's coming to pick up Superman from his coffin or something as the soil thrown on the coffin starts to levitate and I don't think Superman can make things like that levitate, unlike Flash with the particles going apeshit and all that science stuff.
Overall I feel like this movie is laying foundations for the Justice League movie. Not sure how I feel about Affleck being Batman, I liked WW, I didn't like Superman in his MoS movies and I didn't like this boring feck here either. Luthor was absolutely shite, I'm afraid I won't like Aquaman or Flash either. I suppose that I all in all I somewhat liked this movie just because I have a soft spot for Batman, Gadot and the sole thought of JLA/JSA movie but that's about it.
Edit: oh, and what the hell is that thing that Luthor is channeling as he is caught inside the ship? One that made those three cubes levitate? Is it somehow connected to Darkseid or what?
Right, so I've watched the extended, 3 hours version, I have no idea how different it is from the regular shit you could've watched in the cinema so bear with me.
The movie overall is alright (that's probably a bit stretching it), I can understand why there was so much criticism surrounding it. My take is that Luthor has been shite in this movie, they simply picked the wrong man for the job. He acts like a fecking weirdo and crazy guy all of the movie doing his best Joker impression. So yeah, that little ugly fecker should've been a Joker in some movie and not Luthor, he just didn't fit in at all imo. Affleck as Batman? I don't think I'm a fan either. I know he was built like a tank there but Jesus, they somehow managed to make him look like a chubby motherfecker in that bat suit. His armour looks big, heavy and takes away any sense of swiftness you'd expect from Batman. He just looks clumsy. Alfred was alright although I've liked the Alfred from Dark Knight trilogy more, same applies to Batman obviously but good luck trying to be a better new-age Batman than Bale. The whole Doomsday fight scene was a bit of ugh, Superman taking that Kryptonite spear like it ain't shit was a bit cheesy for me, the whole fight scene was shit and when Superman was 'ded' why couldn't WW just fly him to the space at throw him at the sun so he sunbathes and regenerates a bit? Dumb shit.
Now Wonder Woman was probably the best thing about this movie. I find Gal Gadot to be simply stunning so probably that's why, although she's done fine I guess. I'm not sure how I feel about her being some multimillionaire, up-to-date with technology girl though, they will probably have to fix it up with her own movie if there is one to come. That Flash scene was a bit weird too, I guess that when he said that 'you were right about him all the time' was him doing time travel and talking about being right about Superman, ye? I suppose that in the last scene it indeed is Flash who's coming to pick up Superman from his coffin or something as the soil thrown on the coffin starts to levitate and I don't think Superman can make things like that levitate, unlike Flash with the particles going apeshit and all that science stuff.
Overall I feel like this movie is laying foundations for the Justice League movie. Not sure how I feel about Affleck being Batman, I liked WW, I didn't like Superman in his MoS movies and I didn't like this boring feck here either. Luthor was absolutely shite, I'm afraid I won't like Aquaman or Flash either. I suppose that I all in all I somewhat liked this movie just because I have a soft spot for Batman, Gadot and the sole thought of JLA/JSA movie but that's about it.
Edit: oh, and what the hell is that thing that Luthor is channeling as he is caught inside the ship? One that made those three cubes levitate? Is it somehow connected to Darkseid or what?
Yep, it is connected.Edit: oh, and what the hell is that thing that Luthor is channeling as he is caught inside the ship? One that made those three cubes levitate? Is it somehow connected to Darkseid or what?
It's released?Right, so I've watched the extended, 3 hours version, I have no idea how different it is from the regular shit you could've watched in the cinema so bear with me.
The movie overall is alright (that's probably a bit stretching it), I can understand why there was so much criticism surrounding it. My take is that Luthor has been shite in this movie, they simply picked the wrong man for the job. He acts like a fecking weirdo and crazy guy all of the movie doing his best Joker impression. So yeah, that little ugly fecker should've been a Joker in some movie and not Luthor, he just didn't fit in at all imo. Affleck as Batman? I don't think I'm a fan either. I know he was built like a tank there but Jesus, they somehow managed to make him look like a chubby motherfecker in that bat suit. His armour looks big, heavy and takes away any sense of swiftness you'd expect from Batman. He just looks clumsy. Alfred was alright although I've liked the Alfred from Dark Knight trilogy more, same applies to Batman obviously but good luck trying to be a better new-age Batman than Bale. The whole Doomsday fight scene was a bit of ugh, Superman taking that Kryptonite spear like it ain't shit was a bit cheesy for me, the whole fight scene was shit and when Superman was 'ded' why couldn't WW just fly him to the space at throw him at the sun so he sunbathes and regenerates a bit? Dumb shit.
Now Wonder Woman was probably the best thing about this movie. I find Gal Gadot to be simply stunning so probably that's why, although she's done fine I guess. I'm not sure how I feel about her being some multimillionaire, up-to-date with technology girl though, they will probably have to fix it up with her own movie if there is one to come. That Flash scene was a bit weird too, I guess that when he said that 'you were right about him all the time' was him doing time travel and talking about being right about Superman, ye? I suppose that in the last scene it indeed is Flash who's coming to pick up Superman from his coffin or something as the soil thrown on the coffin starts to levitate and I don't think Superman can make things like that levitate, unlike Flash with the particles going apeshit and all that science stuff.
Overall I feel like this movie is laying foundations for the Justice League movie. Not sure how I feel about Affleck being Batman, I liked WW, I didn't like Superman in his MoS movies and I didn't like this boring feck here either. Luthor was absolutely shite, I'm afraid I won't like Aquaman or Flash either. I suppose that I all in all I somewhat liked this movie just because I have a soft spot for Batman, Gadot and the sole thought of JLA/JSA movie but that's about it.
Edit: oh, and what the hell is that thing that Luthor is channeling as he is caught inside the ship? One that made those three cubes levitate? Is it somehow connected to Darkseid or what?
Yea, I was digging through that ugly bay of pirates to fight in the name of law and came upon a copy. I couldn't believe so I had to download it before reporting it to authorities.It's released?