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Maybe they're just... not that good?
Save us Nolan!
nothing is objectively good, or bad for that matter
Maybe they're just... not that good?
Eh, I mean when DC tries to give it's best resources to its lower known characters it still doesn't help sometimes. And I'd argue the changes made since BvS has shown that WB are trying their best to show other properties love too.I talked about this before but WB puts the most effort in Batman. They just haven't done the same for the rest of their DC properties. It may seem that way with the DCEU and these high budgets but the second Batman gets introduced they push Superman to the side. He got killed in his second appearance after very little build just so Batman would be the JL front runner (which is normally Superman, Batman is normally the last to join).
I don't think the critics want the DCEU to fail. It's almost like WB is sabotaging themselves. The second something doesn't work they throw more Batman at you because it's the only thing that's worked for them up to this point since the Nolan movies. They just don't grasp that their entire DC line needs the same care they give Batman.
Let's not go start blaming critics now.
There are definitely legitimate complaints but there are always those critics who tell their readers to just wait for the next Marvel movie. So in their minds these movies might not be judged completely on its own merits but rather by comparing it to what Marvel has done.Because DC movies have their share of Problems. There's no need to blame critics, I've seen legitimate complaints
Good assessment but I think in the end what happens is that WB's filmmaker-driven approach does not resonate well with movies that take place in a wider world.I talked about this before but WB puts the most effort in Batman. They just haven't done the same for the rest of their DC properties. It may seem that way with the DCEU and these high budgets but the second Batman gets introduced they push Superman to the side. He got killed in his second appearance after very little build just so Batman would be the JL front runner (which is normally Superman, Batman is normally the last to join).
I don't think the critics want the DCEU to fail. It's almost like WB is sabotaging themselves. The second something doesn't work they throw more Batman at you because it's the only thing that's worked for them up to this point since the Nolan movies. They just don't grasp that their entire DC line needs the same care they give Batman.
wonder Women to Appear in Dunkirk. Plot twist right there.Save us Nolan!
nothing is objectively good, or bad for that matter
Good assessment but I think in the end what happens is that WB's filmmaker-driven approach does not resonate well with movies that take place in a wider world.
wonder Women to Appear in Dunkirk. Plot twist right there.
What movies then? They've had Only Man of Steel which wasn't really compare to Marvel as much and BvS, which was a little incoherent mess. Right now, it's Marval vs DC because Marvel got the genre in their hands. Nolan were far different films which is why they never compare the two. To be honest I'm not really seeing the "Wait for Marvel" reviews. Then again I only read reviews to people I trustThere are definitely legitimate complaints but there are always those critics who tell their readers to just wait for the next Marvel movie. So in their minds these movies might not be judged completely on its own merits but rather by comparing it to what Marvel has done.
Good assessment but I think in the end what happens is that WB's filmmaker-driven approach does not resonate well with movies that take place in a wider world.
This basically explains why Zack Snyder is flawed. David Ayer explains.
This basically explains why Zack Snyder is flawed. David Ayer explains.
They clearly aren't, but neither they are this cancer or dumpster fire stuff many seem to tout.Maybe they're just... not that good?
But what if this fails critically?
That's more of the fans talking then critics.They clearly aren't, but neither they are this cancer or dumpster fire stuff many seem to tout.
They clearly aren't, but neither they are this cancer or dumpster fire stuff many seem to tout.
Ask Nolan for advice on how to be received Critically acclaim.But what if this fails critically?
BvS has a lower Rt score than The Room.. I mean.. yeah.. I get your point but, at least that movie, it was something else.In the end, there's nothing wrong with liking something that is considered very flawed if you get some enjoyment out of it. Trust me, I'm a Michael Bay Transformers fan. You can learn from me. There's no need to be bitter, because they still make what I want to watch no matter what the critics say.
Yeah but Snyder makes shit look cool!
That does look like a shot from some perfume ad.
I sincerely apologize for making yet another terrible change to the thread title. I can't help myself.
Fair enough but there were also other DC/Vertigo filmmaker driven films like Constantine, V for Vendetta, Watchmen, Jonah Hex and lets not forget Catwoman. Of these films the only one that got any positive critic reception is V for Vendetta. So it isn't impossible to make a film that is well received by going the filmmaker approach but it is much harder and inconsistent.I think that's nonsense as a generalization because Nolan's Batman films were very well received, up until X-men Apocalypse Singer's X-men films were well liked, and Deadpool did really well. These are all filmmaker-driven films which don't play in Marvel's yard. DC movies that get terrible reviews are.... Snyder films and Green Lantern. Not sure if it's worth trying to build a conspiracy theory or have a persecution complex over those.
THAT WAS THE PLAN ALL ALONG!!!!
I sincerely apologize for making yet another terrible change to the thread title. I can't help myself.
Well we all agree that Snyder is really good at shooting commercials right? I mean, that's why the trailers for his films are the best part!
That does look like a shot from some perfume ad.
I sincerely apologize for making yet another terrible change to the thread title. I can't help myself.
Well we all agree that Snyder is really good at shooting commercials right? I mean, that's why the trailers for his films are the best part!
BvS has a lower Rt score than The Room.. I mean.. yeah.. I get your point but, at least that movie, it was something else.
Snyder needs a good writer. Someone that gels with him the way Fong does with his visuals. We'll see how JL turns out since that's done solely by Terrio without Goyer.
Fair enough but there were also other DC/Vertigo filmmaker driven films like Constantine, V for Vendetta, Watchmen, Jonah Hex and lets not forget Catwoman. Of these films the only one that got any positive critic reception is V for Vendetta. So it isn't impossible to make a film that is well received by going the filmmaker approach but it is much harder and inconsistent.
Ahh I see. Get the Nolan brothers to write instead of directing. That's one way to not copy Marvel.Snyder needs a Nolan script.
https://twitter.com/kristapley/status/759067181367689216
I think I should brace myself for a repeat of that Batman v Superman situation.
Ahh I see. Get the Nolan brothers to write instead of directing. That's one way to not copy Marvel.
Snyder needs a Nolan script.
Nolan's too busy writing shit he actually wants to direct. And his brother is too busy trying to break out with a HBO hit series. Neither of them have time to waste on comic books anymore! Your savior will have to be... David Goyer!
I'd like to see a Jonathan Nolan script directed by Snyder just to see what it becomes. It doesn't have to be a comic book movie. Just something they collaborate on.
Christopher Nolan is never returning to these three-a-year assembly line comic book films. Better accept it now.
I know he isn't. I just like to joke around because he kinda Kickstarter the DC universeChristopher Nolan is never returning to these three-a-year assembly line comic book films. Better accept it now.
holy fuck man, the OT thread is a mess.
Tapley? Yeah I saw that one,
Buuuuut as I also mentioned, there's a hell of a lot more positive
The problem are the executives. There was buzz about Ayer wrestling for the final cut with the suits, and again, they seem to be true. Thank God DC films under the ever watching eye of our Lord and Savior Geoff Johns starts taking care from now on.
> Man of Steel announced
"THANK GOD NOLAN IS PRODUCING AND WATCHING OVER SNYDER!"
> Batman v Superman enters production
"THANK GOD BEN AFFLECK AND CHRIS TERRIO WILL FINALLY GIVE SNYDER A GOOD SCRIPT!"
> BvS tanks
"THANK GOD SUICIDE SQUAD WILL HAVE DAVID AYER INSTEAD!"
> Rumors that Suicide Squad might be bad
"THANK GOD GEOFF JOHNS WILL TAKE HIS JOB SERIOUSLY FROM NOW ON!"
I guess there's something to be said for always looking on the bright side of things...
I hate you> Man of Steel announced
"THANK GOD NOLAN IS PRODUCING AND WATCHING OVER SNYDER!"
> Batman v Superman enters production
"THANK GOD BEN AFFLECK AND CHRIS TERRIO WILL FINALLY GIVE SNYDER A GOOD SCRIPT!"
> BvS tanks
"THANK GOD SUICIDE SQUAD WILL HAVE DAVID AYER INSTEAD!"
> Rumors that Suicide Squad might be bad
"THANK GOD GEOFF JOHNS WILL TAKE HIS JOB SERIOUSLY FROM NOW ON!"
I guess there's something to be said for always looking on the bright side of things...
You could say it's DAMAGE control.> Man of Steel announced
"THANK GOD NOLAN IS PRODUCING AND WATCHING OVER SNYDER!"
> Batman v Superman enters production
"THANK GOD BEN AFFLECK AND CHRIS TERRIO WILL FINALLY GIVE SNYDER A GOOD SCRIPT!"
> BvS tanks
"THANK GOD SUICIDE SQUAD WILL HAVE DAVID AYER INSTEAD!"
> Rumors that Suicide Squad might be bad
"THANK GOD GEOFF JOHNS WILL TAKE HIS JOB SERIOUSLY FROM NOW ON!"
I guess there's something to be said for always looking on the bright side of things...