@allowableman2 It is silly to suggest that adults are gonna become fascists because they like Batman. But it is undeniable that many superhero films support colonialist America.
@TigoODonnell Superhero stories are inherently designed to maintain the status quo. The typical structure works like this, Supervillain plans, schemes, and cause havoc. Superhero puts a stop to them, the day is saved. The hero is rarely the one to cause change because simply put, change is bad
@Ohnj117 oh I see your point. So to you, quality means how much cape shittos we can fit into a universe. So that's why you're a sadie sink jean grey fan. Makes sense. Carry on.
@trocchio33 I really need these people to stop talking. It is actually pretty offensive to suggest the victims of an ongoing genocide should have their experiences used as the backstory of a superhero villain. Especially when Magneto in the Claremont run was based off of Menachem Begin.
@commie_trucker So you want, Magneto. An X-men VILLAIN (not anti hero, VILLAIN) who is also a supremacist and believes himself to be superior to humans, to be played by an Arab from Palestine.
love how the new superman actor is actually an actor and not a type cast โstrong but silentโ casting couch male model with the acting range of a colostomy bag filled with dysentery who dates college freshman in his 40s
@itsmukil To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand BvS. The tone is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of middle school english most of the themes will go over a typical viewer's head. There's also Bruce's nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven in his character