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Watched it last night, not a bad movie actually considering all the negative press. Am slowly warming to Affleck's Batman but he is so wooden and has fat cheeks!

I didn't think baddie was very good. However, it was a nice introduction to the 'new' characters and Gal Gadot/Wonder Woman is fantastic. If Gadot had larger breasts, then she'd be perfect!

If you haven't watched it, make sure you stay till after the credits have ended.

 

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miles18 Flag Telford 30 Nov 17 10.14pm

I thought it was good apart from the Flash. Might be because I am watching the flash tv series and am used to seeing Grant Gustin. I just didn't like Miller and thought he was annoying rather than funny.

Afleck is growing on me. Hated the idea of him being Batman but wasn't bad.

Wonder Woman is amazing, her film is the best DC film I've seen. I watched it in 3D and loved it. She was good in Justice League.

Aquaman didn't really do much but did have one funny moment. He's getting his own film so maybe that will make me like him a bit more.

The after credits made me happy. Won't spoil anything but it was one of my favourite DC characters.


It's had some pretty bad reviews I think but I didn't think it was that bad.

Nothing could be as bad as that s***ty suicide squad anyway. That's the worst DC film I've seen!

Edited by miles18 (30 Nov 2017 10.15pm)

 



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Originally posted by miles18

I thought it was good apart from the Flash. Might be because I am watching the flash tv series and am used to seeing Grant Gustin.

What an absolutely dreadful TV series that is. My son like it so I'm forced to watch it with him. The only good part is Danielle Panabaker's legs

 

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jamiemartin721 Flag Reading 01 Dec 17 12.23pm

Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

What an absolutely dreadful TV series that is. My son like it so I'm forced to watch it with him. The only good part is Danielle Panabaker's legs

I particularly hated the fact it had less viewers than Constantine, but got renewed where as the far superior series got canned.

DC Movies seem to lack the capacity though to create superhero movies / comic book movies that can compare to the Disney ones. Maybe they should look to what DC did in the 90s in the comic book decline, and go with the Vertigo titles if they want to make darker more adult/serious movies.

I means seriously, how can we have a Flash TV series but not a Sandman or Swamp Thing? Preacher seems to have done very well for AMC, iZombie is going into season 4 and Lucifer is pulling in big audience.

Drop the whole Justice League thing - Its never been that popular. Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman can stand alone - it never made sense for them to be a team in the way the Avengers are.

Transmetropolitan and 100 Bullets are just begging to be TV series.

 


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View Vaibow's Profile Vaibow Flag vancouver/croydon 02 Dec 17 11.45pm Send a Private Message to Vaibow Add Vaibow as a friend

I enjoyed it, but tonally different from it's predecessor - due to Whedon coming and doing reshoots - snyder left early due to a family tragedy.
Whedon added more humour - sadly the reshoots Ben Affleck was like a stone heavier and had botox so he looked weird. Cavill had a moustache for his mission: impossible role and that was cgi'd out for certain scenes and it showed.

Fanboys are pissed off, rumours around that it was get rebooted soon.

Personally, i didn't hate it but wanted more superman.

 


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View Ray in Houston's Profile Ray in Houston Flag Houston 04 Dec 17 6.08pm Send a Private Message to Ray in Houston Add Ray in Houston as a friend

Thoroughly enjoyed Wonder Woman, but have avoided Suicide Squad, Batman vs. Superman and doubt that I'll watch Justice League.

I just got around to watching Spider-Man: Homecoming, and it's excellent. The last thing I thought Spider-Man needed was yet another reboot, but this was more of a re-introduction as they skipped the origin story altogether (thank God). A fantastic balance of action and humour; something that Marvel gets right most of the time and DC gets wrong almost every time.

With Black Panther, Infinity Wars Pt. 1 and Ant-Man 2 coming out in 2018, it could be a banner year for Marvel. Meanwhile, DC has just a solo Aquaman outing in 2018, which is pretty weak especially as it doesn't release until December.

Meanwhile, Season 5 of Agents of SHIELD just debuted over here, and it seems to be a rip off of multiple Sci-Fi staples, most notably Battlestar Galactica (the update, not the original).

Edited by Ray in Houston (04 Dec 2017 6.14pm)

 


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jamiemartin721 Flag Reading 05 Dec 17 11.50am

Originally posted by Ray in Houston

Thoroughly enjoyed Wonder Woman, but have avoided Suicide Squad, Batman vs. Superman and doubt that I'll watch Justice League.

I just got around to watching Spider-Man: Homecoming, and it's excellent. The last thing I thought Spider-Man needed was yet another reboot, but this was more of a re-introduction as they skipped the origin story altogether (thank God). A fantastic balance of action and humour; something that Marvel gets right most of the time and DC gets wrong almost every time.

With Black Panther, Infinity Wars Pt. 1 and Ant-Man 2 coming out in 2018, it could be a banner year for Marvel. Meanwhile, DC has just a solo Aquaman outing in 2018, which is pretty weak especially as it doesn't release until December.

Meanwhile, Season 5 of Agents of SHIELD just debuted over here, and it seems to be a rip off of multiple Sci-Fi staples, most notably Battlestar Galactica (the update, not the original).

Edited by Ray in Houston (04 Dec 2017 6.14pm)

Problem is that DC movies seem to lack any kind of comic book feel. Batman vs Superman, just lifted some elements from comics, but it never felt like it was a comic book adaptation (among its many faults - the DC films rely far to much on a 'real world' adaptation), where as the Marvel films manage to make it feel like they're adapting comic books to the screen.

With the Marvel Movies it feels a bit like reading a trade paperback comic collection. DC do better with Arrow and the Flash (which do feel like picking up a monthly comic book - although Arrow is a bit meh and the Flash, true to classic Flash comics, is just plain s**t).

But again Marvel seem to do the TV series better - Getting very much a mythos (Daredevil basically is just telling some very classic Daredevil stories, Jessica Jones is straight up 'what superheroes would do if they didn't superhero', Luke Cage is a bit dull - just like the Luke Cage comics tend to be, and for some reason everyone hates Iron Fist - which makes it a great adaptation - as I've never met anyone who read Iron Fist comics). The Punisher, well, its basically the Gareth Ennis reboot with homages to the original, very s**t comics. Its a bloke who kills lots of people in curiously violent and amusing ways. Easy).

Even Guardians of the Galaxy, which is historically one of the s**tiest comic books in Marvels catalogue works, because it embraces a kind of surreal comic book mythos.

 


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nickgusset Flag Shizzlehurst 05 Dec 17 11.53am

Watchmen wasn't a bad film adaptation I thought.

Sin City also managed to recreate a comicesque feel.

 

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jamiemartin721 Flag Reading 05 Dec 17 12.55pm

Originally posted by nickgusset

Watchmen wasn't a bad film adaptation I thought.

Sin City also managed to recreate a comicesque feel.

True, Watchmen was pretty good adaptation. I liked V for Vendetta as well - But neither of these really fit in with the 'normal comic' feeling in their original form. I guess Alan Moore does indeed know the score.

Sin City is excellent (although the sequel is a garbled mess). Sin City, looks exactly like the comic book.

 


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it's hard to go from a real world situation, to then men in tights who fly - the tone needs to be accommodating from the start, which marvel seem to have handled well.

 


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jamiemartin721 Flag Reading 12 Dec 17 1.19pm

Originally posted by Vaibow

it's hard to go from a real world situation, to then men in tights who fly - the tone needs to be accommodating from the start, which marvel seem to have handled well.

Definitely true, even on the smaller screen stuff, the Marvel seem to get that balance kind of right, even when its the lower power level stuff like Daredevil and Jessica Jones.

DC seems to have stuck to an attempt at trying to get the best of both worlds, and frankly the films haven't really worked for me.

I preferred the first two Nolan movies and the Tim Burton Batman, to the recent releases.

 


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What Snyder did, is he went too deep 'how would the world react to a super man' and made it almost mythical/legendary, god like situation - it's basically like he was asked - what the world be like with a flying hero and he submitted this amazing thesis that stripped down the human condition etc where as Marvel looked at it with almost child like wonder 'it would be great and cool' and went with it. Whilst DC have I guess, a more real world look, it almost comes off as depressing. Sure, we know an alien operating out of the usa would create hysteria and conflict, but to we need to focus on that aspect.

also, I feel burton created this fantasy world that allowed a batman to exist, witht he elements of mystery.

Nolan created a character that worked in a world we can relate to, I wish MOS was in that world - I wish night wing was the next hero and that opened the door to Bale reprising it one more time in the future.

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