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Batman v Superman [Official Trailer Release]
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I'm sure there is padding. But he's not exactly a small guy. Cavills suit has padding too.
Sure. I never said that. Absolutely.
But i stand to my point that if you'd look at both without shirts Cavill would look better.
That being said Batman > Superman.
Always.
Sibersk Esto
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has been for awhile
Fixed.
It's essentially just Frank Miller's Batman. Way better then Nolan's imo.
More_Badass
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Oh snap we're finally going to see a
stealthy Batman? Breaking into Lexcorp should be an awesome scene. Bale Batman snuck around, but I couldn't see him infiltrating some high tech facility
I'm liking what I'm seeing. Thought The Dark Knight Returns comic was alright, and animation movie was actually pretty entertaining especially Batman & Superman fight but we'll see.
As long as this movie is fucking good. Gonna need more comic book movies that are not a part of a Marvel studio production, so it all can balance out.
As long as this movie is fucking good. Gonna need more comic book movies that are not a part of a Marvel studio production, so it all can balance out.
Major Gripex
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I appreciated the trailer a lot more with the official release. The movie looks beautiful and I'm sure Chris Terrio wrote a great script. I'm all in.
Doesn't count. No mention of a train-wreck.
Doesn't count. No mention of a train-wreck.
bigboss370
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m_shortpants
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I love the Nolan films (esp Batman Begins), but my god does Batfleck look so much better
I think having Kryptonite is really awful (it make everything easy "he supes see dis grenn thing, now you are uesless") I don't like it in films or comics. I hope that not real and Zack don't use it.
Not really though, unless you are talking about preferences. Bruce is a really complex guy but at the same time it's a character that has barely evolved since his debut.
That's why i like the Nolan's movies so much. Hate it all you want but his Bruce was a guy who was clearly tormented by his parents dying in front on him but that was only the beginning of his crusade. His "fuel" i would say but his battles were never about that.
Unfortunately in the comics you have a grown ass man crying about the death of his parents after 30 years of happenning. That's just .... lame. Sorry.
The epic dialogue at the end followed by the background music at the end still gives me goosebumps!
https://youtu.be/RV18kZIBBZA?t=192
This is the batman we need. I hope Affleck brings this.
Sibersk Esto
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I love the Nolan films (esp Batman Begins), but my god does Batfleck look so much better
I think part of what ruins the mask here is that it's too enclosed around his mouth. Looks weird.
noticing a theme
Damn Supes is such a dick lol
Lilalaunebaer
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Nolan´s Batman was the one we needed, Snyder´s is the one we deserve.
TheKaeptain
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I'd rather have Ben's look. Keeping the low body fat that Cavill has would be a bitch.
True Savior
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Begins suit is still way better
Begins suit is still way better
Yeah but they had to change it because Bale could barely move in it and got headaches all the time lol.
More_Badass
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Making him instantly powerless is stupid. Better if it just sickens and weakens him, like radiation poisoning
Thornton Reed
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Something can be expensive but still look cheap, fake tits for example.
More_Badass
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Looks like the Hush art style. What comic/run is this?noticing a theme
I'm laughing my ass off at this.
flaxknuckles
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Screw Kryptonite altogether. Superhero weaknesses like that and Green Lantern's fear of yellow are lame as hell. Just have Batman or Lex Luthor develop some new super-adamantium nanite nuclear suit thingy that can hurt supes instead.
Sibersk Esto
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Superman: For Tomorrow. One of those rare instances where Superman is having a really bad week.
Miles Quaritch
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I vaguely recall a rumour that his battle suit would emit a gas that was similar to that of the Kryptonian atmosphere.
Not sure if that's true or not though.
dark_prinny
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I'm also having a great day.
Schweinehund
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I thought new frontier was a staged fight.
True Savior
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Look at this porn-cape. Its so fucking beautiful.
Still , this concept that emerged in the last 4 days that Batman has always to look like a Gorilla (although i like it very much) and it is the definite look is ridiculous
And the suit looked majestic as fuck with proper lightining
No. They are two different east coast cities that aren't very far from one another.
Lilalaunebaer
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Nope, seperate cities. They just visit each other.
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By the way Batman, Superman CAN bleed
And guess what, he can still kill you with it
And guess what, he can still kill you with it
TheKaeptain
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Spike Spiegel
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You just said it! "There are other interpretations." Daredevil is a character who for much of his modern existence has led a life of endless tragedy and misery. Dark, depressing stuff that wears on the soul, weighs the man down until he finally drowns. Before that though, the guy used to have some pretty outlandish adventures, not unlike a certain caped crusader. And then, after all that dark and depressing stuff that culminated in a corrupted Daredevil trying to take over New York with an army of ninjas, along comes Mark Waid who, while still acknowledging and at times reinforcing that Matt has had a sh*tty hand dealt to him, gives us a Daredevil who manages to find the joy in being himself, makes light of tense situations, and connects to his cast and to the readers through tragedy AND triumph. Is Matt overcompensating? Yes, he absolutely is; "fake it 'til you make it" is his mantra when he's feeling pressured. Is the happy-go-lucky all an act? No, I don't believe that; Matt's a guy who is smart enough to realize that he's got some great things going on in his life despite of all the tragedy, and the alternative to being happy is somewhere he doesn't want to be anymore. Look, I'm starting to ramble on but honestly Waid's Daredevil is a fun, exciting, and fresh breath for the character compared to the pits of despair that came before, and it is just as great as those runs that steeped themselves in pain and misery, if not better in some ways. Is it going to last, or is the next writer to step up going to fall back on the dark and brooding depiction? Who can say? All I know is I'm having a helluva time enjoying this rendition, and I'll be sad when the ride is over. Waid's interpretation of Daredevil is no less valid that what came before it, simply because it's taken a lighter approach.
Batman? He's breathing the same stale air that Miller forced into his lungs thirty years ago, and when someone steps up with something different along come his "fans" to cry out for their dark, brooding, humorless ghoul of the night. Morrison acknowledged this at the end of his Batman run; the grand experiment failed to change anything. Brave and the Bold got absolutely blasted by the "fans" when it hit the airwaves, for being too different, too Silver Age, too camp. Schumacher's films are openly mocked for swinging too far into camp, and away from the formula of Burton and Nolan and Snyder. The formula of Frank Miller. The formula of Alan Moore. Anything else is out of character.
Pine for a different take on Batman, for something other than formula? Mock the serious, overly dour tone of the Nolan films, of the DCCU? Get derided, chastised; get told you don't truly appreciate the depths of his dark and tortured soul. You don't know Batman.
The Frank Miller formula: the only one that matters.
dark_prinny
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I don't know what to think.
Yet...
Yet...
flaxknuckles
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I must read this.
By the way Batman, Superman CAN bleed
And guess what, he can still kill you with it
Just bought the first issue of Superman: For Tomorrow because of this.
Sibersk Esto
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Close, Gotham is in New Jersey while Metropolis is in Delaware
TheKaeptain
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I don't know how anyone can call Morrison's Batman "almost robotically impassionate" unless you never finished the run.
TheKaeptain
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Central City is in Kansas.
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