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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Seen other ads, not focused on WW. Seems pretty lame, way too much Bafflack.

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Is anybody else suffering from Superhero fatigue yet?

I feel like I did a few seasons ago with Walking Dead that I was burned out completely with the concept. I'm glad I stuck with it because I think they understood what was happening and completely re-invented the show and now I'm looking forward to next season again.

Marvel had me there for a while with Jessica Jones, season 2 of Daredevil, Agents of Shield and a few of their movies. Now I'm at that point where I really couldn't care less. The only Marvel show I've watched this year was Legion, and I didn't even know that was Marvel until the 2nd or 3rd episode. I don't even know whether it's good or bad that it is. It could have completely stood on its own as a Fringe type show without tying into the rest of the Marvel universe.


I dunno... Maybe I should try DC stuff out. I've always hated the WB DC tv shows, and I was never really a fan of any of the comics or movies except for Batman.

Any one I should start with? I know DC has gotten a lot of hate, but would like to hear from a DC fan what movie or show they'd first show a friend they were trying to get to watch that universe.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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It received a 40 ratings from rotten tomato's. Keep in mind the company who created the movie owns shares of tomato's. I'll also bet cookies to donuts Affleck is by far the main character featured in the film. I'll also bet his does the whole movie in a dumpy bad mood demeanor.

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Originally posted by Zeek:
Just got back from work's movie day where we saw Justice League. I can't recommend that movie for anyone. There's basically nothing redeeming about it. I honestly can't even decide what scenes Joss shot for this. The writing was so bad that I just don't want to think it could have been him. So many times jokes landed with complete silence from the theater. Lines that were meant to be "cool" or "macho" were met with laughter. Even the filler dialog was so bad that we sometimes couldn't help but laugh. The action was all CGI garbage and even that was poorly done. I didn't really think Wonder Woman was good but here she has even less to work with. They can't decide if she should be strong, pouty, or funny. I wouldn't say she does any of them well. Her powers are just as random as they were in Wonder Woman. I'd say Batman and Wonder Woman are the main characters though. None of the characters are likeable. The bad guy is paper thin and again bad CGI. Honestly 40% on rotten tomatoes is generous. At least this will provide us with days of dialog, scenes, and "plot" to mock at work.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Just saw an ad for this. It looked interesting, mostly because Gal Gadot was the focus of the ad, and only a brief cut had Bafflac.

I suspect that ratio won't be sustained during the Actual film.

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Originally posted by SHINYGOODGUY:
Box Office Mojo reports that JL has made $93.8M domestic and $185M foreign market.
Hollywood predictors were expecting $110M+ for domestic take over the weekend, so a bit of a disappointment. looks like the foreign market has not tired of superhero movies.

I read a review that said that the script was lacking, with laughable forced dialogue. As always, the script/screenplay is key.


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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Just saw an ad for this. It looked interesting, mostly because Gal Gadot was the focus of the ad, and only a brief cut had Bafflac.

I suspect that ratio won't be sustained during the Actual film.

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Originally posted by SHINYGOODGUY:
I'm sitting this one out and saving up my pennies for The Last Jedi.

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