Re: Movie: Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016)
Posted: Sun February 14, 2016 9:28 pm
durdencommatyler wrote:VinylGuy wrote:True. It doesnt seem to make sense to have Wonder Woman here at all.Strat wrote:I am completely indifferent to this movie and im fairly certain i will not go see it in the theaters. However, it takes a lot for me to go spend the money and catch a movie in a theater these days. I used to love spending time at movies when i was younger but the older I get i realize i rather just wait, save the money, and watch it at home at my convenience. Unless it is star wars, of course.
Part of what turns me off about this is because everything feels forced. Characters appear to be shoe horned into the movie, not for the sake of the story, but for the opportunity to capitalize on all these upcoming movies and spin offs to rival Marvel. Huge turn off for me.![]()
Based on the trailers, Wonder Woman seems to make way more sense than Louis, Lex, Aquaman, Cyborg, Flash and even fucking Doomsday. She's not the thing I would point as evidence of things feeling forced.
Dude on the far right, next to FlashStrat wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:VinylGuy wrote:True. It doesnt seem to make sense to have Wonder Woman here at all.Strat wrote:I am completely indifferent to this movie and im fairly certain i will not go see it in the theaters. However, it takes a lot for me to go spend the money and catch a movie in a theater these days. I used to love spending time at movies when i was younger but the older I get i realize i rather just wait, save the money, and watch it at home at my convenience. Unless it is star wars, of course.
Part of what turns me off about this is because everything feels forced. Characters appear to be shoe horned into the movie, not for the sake of the story, but for the opportunity to capitalize on all these upcoming movies and spin offs to rival Marvel. Huge turn off for me.![]()
Based on the trailers, Wonder Woman seems to make way more sense than Louis, Lex, Aquaman, Cyborg, Flash and even fucking Doomsday. She's not the thing I would point as evidence of things feeling forced.
Who is cyborg?
Also, the 1 thing I actually like is the strange casting of Lex.

Lol. Peeps, I have no analytical skills whatsoever except at my appraising job. I am the king of turning off my brain and enjoying dumb shit.Peeps wrote:yea, god forbid you actually enjoy a movie without picking it apart
http://www.comicbookmovie.com/batman_vs ... el-a131057Accoriding to them, Warner Bros. really are concerned about the movie, but that has nothing to do with its quality. Insead, as Batman-News puts it: "They’re more concerned about how the audience will respond to it, and how it will perform at the box office. BOF speculates that the mainstream audience is used to the “popcorn” movies that Marvel produces, and won’t respond well to Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice’s deep story that was written by an Oscar winner."
Nice save, WB.B wrote:http://www.comicbookmovie.com/batman_vs ... el-a131057Accoriding to them, Warner Bros. really are concerned about the movie, but that has nothing to do with its quality. Insead, as Batman-News puts it: "They’re more concerned about how the audience will respond to it, and how it will perform at the box office. BOF speculates that the mainstream audience is used to the “popcorn” movies that Marvel produces, and won’t respond well to Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice’s deep story that was written by an Oscar winner."
Basically, WB is playing the damage control game and winning.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Basically, WB is saying the movie is too awesome to be comprehended by the morons who watch superhero movies.
I do, but I only read the bold text.durdencommatyler wrote:Oh, I don't read links to articles on message board forums.