Ribbons wrote:What am I watching here?
Fievel wrote:You like that?
Check this:
Peven wrote:I can't piss to that.
Peven wrote:there's no sense of rising action, no feeling of an impending momentous event, no hero vibe at all to work with...
Peven wrote:no hero vibe at all to work with...
Fievel wrote:Peven wrote:I can't piss to that.
And I didn't ask about your most satisfying fetish.
TheButcher wrote:Justice League Early Reviews: A Fun But Flawed DC Rebirth
Ribbons wrote:Justice League? Passably entertaining.
Ribbons wrote:Justice League? Passably entertaining.
so sorry wrote:Ribbons wrote:Justice League? Passably entertaining.
Put that on the BluRay cover release!
Al Shut wrote:I'm not sure if I remember an non Burton related Elfman score that I liked
or can remember at all
BRIAN GALLAGHER wrote:During his new Fatman on Batman podcast, filmmaker and hardcore DC fan Kevin Smith offered fresh details about this darker cut, which had screened before the theatrical cut came. Here's what Kevin Smith had to say, when a fan asked if he thought Warner Bros. would release the Zack Snyder cut on home video."There's a petition online with something like 250,000 signatures saying put out the Snyder cut. I think it's ridiculous not to. Sell the version of the movie that people are familiar with theatrically, then wait six months and hit 'em with the Snyder vision. What's the worst that can happen? Everybody goes, 'You f---ed up' and Warner Bros. goes, 'Yeah, I guess' but it's in their rear-view, they're working on something else. It's just another stream of revenue for them. I think they'd be bat-shit crazy, pun intended, for them to not put out Zack's vision, which I read an article about, thank you for bringing it up. It was a breakdown of what's missing from the movie. 'These scenes were done before the reshoots and were shown to WB executives.' This piece comes from Superhero Talk Site and he says the opening was longer, it began with Bruce recruiting Aquaman. It was basically the same scene in the theatrical version, but some scenes were cut. Aquaman was originally much more shut off to Bruce here. Deleted, Barry Allen saving Iris West by breaking the glass. Apparently there's a whole f---ing scene of him saving Iris West. Longer, history lesson, what I was most surprised by is the WB cut out dialogue of scenes with Green Lantern, Zeus and Ares. On the battlefield, when they flash back and s--t, Lantern said something and so did Zeus and so did Ares."
Kevin Smith has recently praised Justice League on another one of his many podcasts, but it's clear the filmmaker would have liked to have seen these scenes in the final cut of the film. He also added that there was another deleted scene with Steppenwolf, where, after he took the Mother Box from Themyscira, he actually talks to the Box. His mother Hegra's essence is alive in the Mother Box and all three combined would give him more power and an edge over his uncle Darkseid. There are other scenes with Victor Stone's (Ray Fisher) early life before being turned into Cyborg. The report also revealed there was a whole scene with Vulko (Willem Dafoe). Another deleted scene is where the whole League visits the Batcave and Alfred (Jeremy Irons) has various reactions to the team. There is also another deleted scene that is reportedly in the middle of the movie, that seemed to anger Kevin Smith quite a bit."Deleted, this is in the middle of the f---ing movie, are you ready for this? Deathstroke breaks Lex out of prison. Why the f--k would you cut that out? Oh my God, I question everybody's sanity. They part ways because the cops are hot on their trail, deciding to meet up later at a location they discuss, which was the scene on the f---ing boat."
so sorry wrote:TheButcher wrote:Justice League Early Reviews: A Fun But Flawed DC Rebirth
For an "origins"-ish movie that's to be expected. I think this will be a big win for DC. Lord knows they broke the bank marketing this freaking thing.
Zack Snyder wrote:I did my best, it wasn't much.
I couldn't feel, so I tried to touch.
I've told the truth, I didn't come to fool you.
And even though it all went wrong,
I'll stand before the Lord of Song,
With nothing on my tongue but Hallelujah.
Ribbons wrote:
Well, you maniacs finally did it; you got #TheSnyderCut. I can't say it looks any better or worse. The song choice, however, is an absolutely inspired bit of meta-commentary:Zack Snyder wrote:I did my best, it wasn't much.
I couldn't feel, so I tried to touch.
I've told the truth, I didn't come to fool you.
And even though it all went wrong,
I'll stand before the Lord of Song,
With nothing on my tongue but Hallelujah.
Peven wrote:Ribbons wrote:
Well, you maniacs finally did it; you got #TheSnyderCut. I can't say it looks any better or worse. The song choice, however, is an absolutely inspired bit of meta-commentary:Zack Snyder wrote:I did my best, it wasn't much.
I couldn't feel, so I tried to touch.
I've told the truth, I didn't come to fool you.
And even though it all went wrong,
I'll stand before the Lord of Song,
With nothing on my tongue but Hallelujah.
hhmmm, I can definitely say it looks better to me, and by better I mean better, not brighter and prettier, or costumes looking just the way I think they should look. I don't know why Whedon was brought in the first place, he has shown no ability to direct anything that isn't somewhat tongue-in-cheek or jokey, he had no business playing in the sandbox that Snyder had built. Whedon didn't really respect the movie or material he was given to complete, he didn't take it seriously. I don't think he could make a "straight" movie that did take itself seriously. for something like Buffy or Avengers that can work, even though I despise Buffy it did spawn Angel which is a great show., but not for the story built by Snyder, not for something that earnest and heartfelt. here is a word the zone used to love, gr@vitas. Whedon doesn't work with it, it isn't in his film vocabulary, to the contrary it is almost as if he works to avoid any real gr@vitas with his work, and Snyder seems to always be going for maximum gr@vitas, to his detriment at times.
Peven wrote:I don't know why Whedon was brought in the first place, he has shown no ability to direct anything that isn't somewhat tongue-in-cheek or jokey
Ribbons wrote:Peven wrote:I don't know why Whedon was brought in the first place, he has shown no ability to direct anything that isn't somewhat tongue-in-cheek or jokey
I'm pretty sure that WAS the reason Whedon was brought in. WB's settled into a nice groove where the continuity of their cinematic universe is a total mess, but the movies themselves are pretty good. But in the early days each new film seemed like a desperate attempt to course-correct from the last one. Suicide Squad and Justice League were both victims of Batman v. Superman which, rightly or wrongly, was panned for its dourness. So despite the fact that both were already in the middle of production, they were re-shot extensively with the mandate to make them light and fun. What resulted was a weird tonal mish-mash, although Justice League was surprisingly decent if forgettable while Suicide Squad was one of the worst movies I've ever seen.
Ribbons wrote:#TheSnyderCut of Justice League is now undergoing extensive reshoots, which are expected to cost up to $70 million:
https://www.cinemablend.com/news/2557932/snyder-cut-box-office-experts-weigh-in-on-hbo-maxs-massive-budget
Ribbons wrote:Not just two Batmans, but two Jokers.
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