wyokid
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I just finished reading the script. Man was that bad. I'm a little confused on how people thought Kevin Smith wrote it. It really doesn't read like something he wrote.
I just finished reading the script. Man was that bad. I'm a little confused on how people thought Kevin Smith wrote it. It really doesn't read like something he wrote.
Doomsday in general is a bad idea. It was a lame story and, unlike Venom, no one's been able to figure out how to make the character better yet.
Doomsday in general is a bad idea. It was a lame story and, unlike Venom, no one's been able to figure out how to make the character better yet.
I think you meant to say, "EXACTLY like Venom."
I think the problem with Venom is that no one has ever done him as well as Todd McFarlane did him. He was creepy and intimidating in the original stories. But the 90s happened, and this Venom was quickly replaced by this Venom. And Venom became all about being a monster and drooling green slime.
We had "white lens" in Nolan's. I'm talking REALLY white lens or West it and have none. West didn't look terrible without eyeshadow come to think of it.
It starts with thunder and rain, as a hand pulls a tarp off of something… it's Ben Affleck's Batman on a Gotham City rooftop, and he's in the full bat-armor from Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns. His eyes are glowing white, and we see that what he's pulled that tarp off of is the bat-signal. He turns the signal on and the famed bat symbol fills the sky… but then we see it's aimed at something. At a man floating in the sky. A super-man! Cut to a close-up of Henry Cavill's Man of Steel as his eyes start to glow with heat vision. Cut back to Batman whose eyes are still glowing white. It's the stare down of all stare downs! Cut to the title screen: Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
I guess me rarely thinking about past Sam Raimi projects that don't star James Franco or Bruce Campbell made me miss it but... Lucy Lawless even pointed it out while taking a stab at DC.
It's equally viable to take a stab at the Xena costume being a rip off of the Wonder Woman costume, given the WW costume has been around far longer.
If you clicked the link you'd see the stab was at DC trying to take the feminism out of Wonder Woman and not the costume itself. Of course Xena was influenced by Wonder Woman, it's just funny because it's gone full circle now as far as the costume is concerned. Not everything I post is anti-this movie.
Its tough to tell with you since you make pretty ludicrous claims (like your stance that Nolan was ashamed to be making Batman movies).