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its their pride not wanting themselves to look like copy cats.
DC Studios THREAD - GunnVerse Begins - Chapter ONE: Gods & Monsters
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DC hero's are different from Marvel hero's, their a lot harder to adapt in my opinion. The bigger ones anyway
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I don't like Marvel more than DC or vice versa. I'm also not saying Marvel movies are better than DC.
When I read comics, I read whatever titles as long as the art was good & it was written well.
I want to like comic book movies, but a majority of them have been very bad. I posted in here because JL was the latest super hero movie I saw.
When I read comics, I read whatever titles as long as the art was good & it was written well.
I want to like comic book movies, but a majority of them have been very bad. I posted in here because JL was the latest super hero movie I saw.
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Well if you follow that formula, Avengers have been pretty consistent with what you want. I actually like that Marvel has solo films for most characters alongside with sequels for them.
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Agreed, I view DC as superheroes having issues being human whereas Marvel human's have to adjust to being a superhero(there are exceptions such as Thor and Vision. DC are like "gods" adjusting down and Marvel are like "normal" people adjusting up.
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Characters minus Affleck Bruce Wayne 100
Execution meh
Potential going forward promising
Execution meh
Potential going forward promising
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My thoughts exactly, people can relate more to Marvel hero's on a personal level, hell they live in actual American cities for crying out loud. DC is also more top heavy when it comes to the big hero's as Marvel might have a greater quantity of smaller hero's with solid fan bases, none of them can match up to Batman or Superman individually.
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The King of Wakanda disagrees...
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How many games, films, shows have been produced about Black Panther? I'm not talking about fighting I'm talking about notoriety and history. He's not even the biggest hero on the Avengers. Batman and Superman their own amusement park rides for crying out loud
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good thing for warner bros right now in regards to the box office is week 2 is black friday weekend.
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That's what I'm sayin...word of mouth + Holidays may actually help this movie have some legs...
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It sucks how the DCEU brand is now the punchline for a joke when it comes to bad movies, even amongst kids!
My sister was planning on babysitting some 12 year olds to see the movie and only one wanted to go.
What a joke!
My sister was planning on babysitting some 12 year olds to see the movie and only one wanted to go.
What a joke!
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Having a good cartoon on TV besides Teen Titans Go! could help
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Nah, I agree with him completely. Out of the 487 MCU movies, I really only get excited to watch a couple of them when I see they're on TV. IM 1, Cap 1, Civil War... the rest I could honestly take or leave.
I'm actually irritated it took 10 years to finally get to fighting Thanos in IW. It's like the opposite of my frustration w/ the DCEU. WB dove right in to the JL stuff (wrongly), while Disney/Marvel were like "OK, you need to see 487 movies before we finally get to the boss battle"
Yea, I'm seeing that you're one of those fans that only gets up for huge Marvel events and that's fine but Marvel isn't going to blow their load early to cater to those fans. They geared their whole universe towards fighting Thanos and after that they will need to retool and work towards someone else. With the fox deal looking like its in the works, it looks like the timing of Infinity War is perfect.
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Yikes
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Just got back from watching it and I really liked it. This movie was really bad ***...big DC fan btw. lol...
Yeah, I wish it was longer here and there. But it was entertaining.
The final act at the radio active plant (where the team was arriving) I could see glimpse of The Flash point Paradox...the visuals effects. (Please God have the right people to bring this to life).
Yeah, I wish it was longer here and there. But it was entertaining.
The final act at the radio active plant (where the team was arriving) I could see glimpse of The Flash point Paradox...the visuals effects. (Please God have the right people to bring this to life).
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supermans mom be looking better imo
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problem is Coco comes out wednesday and likely to dominate over the long weekend and then it's on to Star Wars a couple of weeks after that
I still think JL should have released after IT in September where it had little to no competition in the box office for practically two months because Kingsman 2 and Blade Runner both made little box office
not only was Ragnarok a surprise hit (added ~$25m domestic) and Wonder ate up close to $30m this weekend too (3x what was projected)
...So
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It is silly.
What's sillier is you subbing in scumbag Steve for Superman
A costly one.
Not in this movie.
Made her look like an old grandma. A true travesty.
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at least she called Lois super thirsty
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Oh yes, that joke landed.at least she called Lois super thirsty
The thirstiest person he knew
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Lol...and those blatant angles showing galdots butt....smh
