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@TaiwanDude @CJRealHoops2 If anything, I think their greatest achievement was helping bring musical experimentation into the mainstream. You hear about historic instances in which something was so catastrophic it slowed down a culture's advancement, well The Beatles actually accelerated music's progress.

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@snydertard_ Pregúntenle por qué Tony Dalton sí es exitoso y él no

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@Giorgio97911473 Also, his face is disfigured, the people around him robbed him and betrayed him, he was replaced by his agent, his background was revealed and used against him, and the girl he slept with claimed he sexually abused her.

I prefer the movie's "one bad day" that ruined his life.

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@Defaulter987 @brenspud97 @willjoy13 @TBKReturns Except Thunderbolts is one of the most critically celebrated MCU movies...?

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@Ex_Mortis4 Funny how he still has to find something to be negative about.

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@fmistyday Apparently the movie included flashbacks of Hagen's childhood and decided to leave it ambiguous for the final movie. My take is that this is a childhood memory that simply evoques Matt's transformation, as if it was something in his subconscious.

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@Cargadortipoc @ShamashYT Nah, el chiste sí es que son héroes con una mentalidad más 1940s-1950s, porque son una referencia a la JSA.

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@Arrozzzchaufa @TheCinePlus Honestamente, el policía más basado de Gotham.

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@clayface_lego Man, I was kind of interested due to the Steranko Nick Fury comics from the 60s in which he fights Scorpio, a member of Zodiac. It could've been like a show on James Bond's Spectre, but one of the writers did IDF propaganda.

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@GodzillaMendoza The ending specially felt very Batman TAS. The villain episodes used to end with this last image of the human side of the monster. What DC nails that Sony never could is how interesting it is to watch a good, but imperfect person go down to the point of no return.

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@ARGELkaMARU La acabo de ver. Está bien cabrona, muy buena. La mejor película de Clayface hasta la fecha.

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@DiscussingFilm Did DiscussingFish change its name again or... wait.

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@21metgala The only real one is the horse.

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@TheCinePlus El asunto con las pelis y series de villanos de Batman es que no se enfocan en "hacer pelis para juntarlos luego" (lo que quería hacer Sony y nunca pasó), sino contarte el descenso de una persona imperfecta hacia el punto de no retorno.

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@thefleshmonk They really should play more into the Justice Gang basically being Power Rangers lol

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@IMDBorg Is Clayface technically the last WB movie? Damn.

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@BrianRCostello The key is to make them flawed, but relatable enough for the audience, and then making them go through the point of no return.

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@deathbydialogue Of all the types of body horror, I'm kind of amazed I haven't seen one on bigorexia.

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@boys_dnt_cry @TheCinePlus Es lo usual cuando alguien más dirige (de hecho los directores también pueden intervenir en el guión), porque es la visión de otra persona de cómo sería esa historia. El proceso creativo suele ser más circular que lineal.

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@TheCinePlus Pues una constante positiva del DCU es que, al ser desconocidos, los actores protagonistas dan el 100% para meterse en el personaje.