So what's the issue with Ben again?
You tell me. Somebody made a comment about Ben as an actor compared to the other talented actors who have played Batman and then you went crazy defending him like somebody said he was the worst actor to cast in the role.
Where are these doubts about how he will be coming from?
From you. Dudes made some statements about Ben as an actor and Batman in the trailer and you turned that in to somebody saying Ben had a bunch of horrible performances.
Instead of a discussion you turned this in to a wild argument with yourself making all types of assumptions that no one else said.
People will be happy if eisenbeg is lex jr and gets killed off so the real lex can be in the next movie. If this movie ends up sucking they'll be dumb as hell to not get new writers and a new director.
They're already going forward with planning as Snyder is director for the JL movies. The movie can suck but it'll most likely not flop. Plus WB/DC don't want to seem like they're scrambling or panicking by switching out directors after posting their official layout of DC movies for the next 10 years or w/e.
So at best, you'll get a screenwriter change. Hopefully Goyer doesn't do another script for them which would be a start in making better DC movies.
What is there to look at now that's different than before?
What has he done recently as an actor that has had anybody like
Ben acted his *** off on that where's his Oscar nom? It wasn't Gone Girl (solid performance), wasn't Argo (good performance), wasn't Runner Runner, wasn't To The Wonder. I mean should I go back to 5 years ago for The Town? Is that "now"? The Company Men? Extract?
Never mind that we're just talking about a comic book movie role where he plays this brooding obsessive billionaire that's more focused on fighting crime than anything else. The acting chops for that aren't something that demands a lot. Also lets keep in mind the best acting performance we've seen in any of these comic book movies was done for the villain role for a character that was incredibly complex in it's own right if taken seriously but as we've seen in the past can be done without going deep in to it. These scripts don't take the time to have a wealth of depth to them for the characters at least or they're not explored fully. There's a certain amount of character development for the character's arc (if there is one) that covers a theme or two while doing the main things like stopping the bad guy and saving the day.
We talmbout awards?.
Not really but amazing performances by consistently amazing actors are recognized by the academy.
To be clear since you might not have read it I just said Oscar nom to be generous for Ben cuz something like that would be a reach for him to get.
...when has Leo actually won one?
Leo who?
I know you aint bringing up Leonardo DiCaprio. Leo, who is a vastly better actor than Ben Affleck by leaps and bounds, has nothing to do with this.
And dude is arguably top 4 actors of our generation..
Also got more Oscar noms than Ben but you right awards have nothing to do with Leo being better than Ben.
I'm still lost on why you'd bring up Leo of all ppl when trying to defend Ben. Especially when it comes to Ben the question is where are his amazing performances the last 5 years. I can name them for Leo.
Ben was nothing short of great in Argo and The Town he was pretty good in Gone girl too...and like I said best part of this trailer was the exchange between him and Cavill as Bruce
He was really good in Argo.
He was good in The Town but that's not really a movie where you say where was his amazing performance. I mean Jeremy Renner surprised more than Ben in that movie and I think Renner is pretty boring word to Bourne Legacy.
He was solid at best in Gone Girl. Funny how you can bring up actors picking up crappy scripts but on the flip side can't separate a great movie from the performances by the actors in that movie. That was a great movie where Pike gave a great performance. She drove the whole damn movie. Ben's role did not ask much of him at all. Half of the movie is him reacting to what's happening and after he figures things out it's him giving an unconvincing act of knowing what he's doing and trying to manipulate his wife through interviews to lure her back and then he's back to square 1. As already mentioned he didn't emote much to reflect the horrible situation he was in.
But hey if you want other opinions on Ben, ask in the movie thread and I'm sure you'll get more of the same for those who've watched a lot of his movies. You'll see way more praise for him as a director and on his way to being a great director as he keeps doing more. If anything Ben directing the movies he's starred in is what's really raised his profile the past 5-6 years. Probably what got him the Batman role at the end of the day. Not cuz he was the best actor out there to play this version of Bruce Wayne/Batman.