@syriangeekvibes This argument is crazy to me that people only understand when its Marvel that didn't establish certain characters. In 2016 when DC did it, they were criticized for not establish some of the their characters.
@miguelangeltoro@Luiz_Fernando_J Audiences are are tired of being served poor films. Nolan and Snyder entries were of high quality and DC fans can see when effort is lacking. MoS,BvS,Wonder Woman,Suicide Squad and ZS Justice League are posess quality regardless of whether you enjoyed the films or not.
@ScottDMenzel Not to sound dismissive of your statement, however, it does seem like Patty heavily collaborated with a director I shall not name. The clues are the slow-motion shots and the cinematography style. In Wonder Woman 1984, the said collaborator was not part of the film.
@TheBayni@RMBee Additionally, James and Tom King got rid of the "Green" in Green Lantern because they believe it is stupid. That was when I knew things were going to take a different route than what everyone would expect.
@TheMiddleborne As much as I love Man of Steel, I have to disagree. The opening scene of BvS, where we see the destruction of Metropolis from Bruce Wayne's perspective, is godly. Bruce hugging that little girl and looking at the destruction caused by the 'alien' is incredible.
@Qoboqobo4 Sonwabile just accept Bafana Bafana is not good. We have the best economy and infrastructure in Africa and yet we have the worst soccer national team compared to the rest. The last time Bafana won a trophy (AFCON) was in 1996 and you don't think that's bad?
@NextBestPicture While BvS wasn't a critical slam dunk, it still managed to push Wonder Woman to unbelievable heights. James Gunn's Superman had better reviews from critics than BvS did, so I hoped it would launch Supergirl into the stratosphere, but sadly, that doesn't seem to be the case.
@OnlyOneMellie@Am_Blujay Hereβs a question: why did Bluejay look up her pictures if he wasn't trying to imply that she looks worse than the characters in the film she's critiquing?
@Am_Blujay The lady in question is critiquing the character's costume choices, not the actor's actual appearance. Actors are told how to look and dress on set by the costume designer for the role they are playing. She is merely critiquing the screenplay, editing, and wardrobe choices.
@Am_Blujay Attacking someone's physical appearance just because they critiqued a film is a really low blow. She has every right to critique art. Rotten Tomatoes features film reviews daily, but people don't hurl personal attacks at those.
@bigbuckzz__@LAZARUS_MAN28@ScottDMenzel Critics have their own "coded" language, where a word like ambitious or visual spectacle can often be polite shorthand for the plot was a mess.
@bigbuckzz__@LAZARUS_MAN28@ScottDMenzel Thatβs Scottβs point: if there are mixed reviews from people deemed to be incentivized, how much more divisive will the film get once those who arenβt incentivized see it?
@LAZARUS_MAN28@ScottDMenzel The positive reviews are coming from people who have been " incentived",by junket opportunities. Read to understand. Scott is wondering when those who aren't incentived see the film would they agree with the early reactions.
@Takashithewatch@TheCriticalDri2 Bro, the audacity of this internet fool to tell us that Spielberg should stop making films. If his YT is suspended for 3 months his internet "career " would over but he has the nerve to suggest that SS to retire.