You're good, James Gunn wrote the scripts and it felt like they had different ideas when the director/WB began to shoot them. Raja Gosnell also has a probably one of the worst filmographies I've ever seen. Smurfs, Smurfs 2, Beverly Hills Chihuahua, Big Momma's House and Home Alone 3. I don't have a lot of hope for him as a director.
Fucking hell, don't even remind me. I always appreciated the irony of old Spider-Man comics that Black Cat is the one that's supposed to be this flirty femme fatale type prancing around in skintight latex yet the comics heavily implied that she was a pure virgin waifu before meeting Spider-Man and didn't really want anyone besides him while Mary Jane Watson is supposed to be a loyal, tradwife type girl who has a long list of prior lovers to Peter.
You might be like the third person I've ever met that actually remembers that thing exists. It's remarkable how quickly that show was memory-holed.
Would claim Tim Burton came the closest, though, a big part of that is the series reshaping many aspects around the movies. Even still, Tim Burton created an aesthetic and world design that is distinctly Gotham, along with having an incredible score by Elfman. The tone was also pretty fitting. Main issues with the film are the stupid twist of giving Joker a backstory and making him the Wayne’s killer, Batman getting with Vicki Vale, and the general Burton weirdness given to Bruce Wayne.
Honestly these sound like complaints comic purists had about the Burton films
He is getting shit for it, so thought I would post.
I don't know if this is an unpopular opinion or not, but I feel like expressing it anyway...
They hated him because he told the truth. Stop making me like this guy. Between these based takes and saying he wants to emulate the DCAU I'm starting to get false hope.
Leaving the bad guy to die just because you can would be pretty un-heroic even for a regular person irl. No idea what they were trying to get across there, or in the ninja HQ scene. Apparently Batman has a strict, zero-compromise rule about technically killing anybody personally, for some reason, but also doesn't really give a shit about people dying.
TDK kinda screwed itself by having Batman kill Harvey Dent like 5 minutes after saving the Joker. Sends a bit of a mixed message having Batman murder a regular dude and a former ally suffering a mental breakdown almost immediately after saving a mass-murdering maniac who shows basically zero remorse or confusion about what he's done. It's weirdly enough one of the few times where Batman actually going through with killing the Joker would have kept things thematically consistent. It would've also played way better into the whole "hunting Batman" thing if the GCPD had already witnessed him killing one person before Dent as well as show Batman being forced to go into greater and greater extremes to keep Gotham safe as evidenced by his NSA Machine at the end of the movie which they pussy out of showing the consequences of by having Fox destroy it in the end.
$50, lmao. You can tell the Jews are behind this, they're even stingy with their bribery budget.
I read the article, and nowhere does it state Flash or any WB movie paid-for reviews, can even find any info if they used Bunker 15 at all.
It looks dope, it's going to suck though