Gordon Shumway
Banned
Honestly, BvS's main problem wasn't the storytelling. It was the editing.
For the most part, I'd agree..for the most part.
Honestly, BvS's main problem wasn't the storytelling. It was the editing.
For the most part, I'd agree..for the most part.
Honestly, BvS's main problem wasn't the storytelling. It was the editing.
If you edit out the Knightmare scene, emails and cut down on Lois snooping around, you still get the same runtime as the theatrical cut but with more cohesiveness and better pacing in the middle.Ehhh.
I've seen the director's cut. It wasn't all on the studio.
If you edit out the Knightmare scene, emails and cut down on Lois snooping around, you still get the same runtime as the theatrical cut but with more cohesiveness and better pacing in the middle.
Editing provides storytelling.
I thought the characterization was fine. Even Lex. Could have done with less ding ding ding though.That doesn't fix the characters.
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I thought the characterization was fine. Even Lex. Could have done with less ding ding ding though.
I thought the characterization was fine. Even Lex. Could have done with less ding ding ding though.
See Gordon? Sometimes it was just the DING DING DING, lol.
If anything makes me more hopeful for Justice League, it's that it seems like a very "back to basics" superhero story, which is where a think Synder will shine. Synder, as a director, is the definition of "one's reach exceeding their grasp." Despite some people treating him like he's just a mindless idiot, everything about his interviews and his work suggest he is actually a very intelligent - if ineloquent - guy. He wants his movies to say something, to comment on all the things he thinks about daily.
Problem is, his skills as a storyteller just aren't up to snuff for his films to properly convey what he wants them to. He works best when he has a simple idea to see through, and when he can indulge in showing spectacle. The past two Justice League trailers suggest that is exactly what he intends to do with this movie.
Compare the Comic Con teaser and the newest trailer to Man of Steel's quietly comtemplative teaser or BVS's angry, suspenseful first trailer. Even then, you could tell Zack wanted to get across some big ideas with those movies. How effective he was is up for debate, but the intent was there. With JL, the biggest idea is "the Justice League is awesome." Assuming the plot is as straightforward as it seems, this might be Synder's best chance to play perfectly to his strengths and really deliver.
Which characters? All?That doesn't fix the characters.
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I love Larry but DAMN
YIKES!!!!! I can already see the headlines piling up.
YIKES!!!!! I can already see the headlines piling up.
Tell'em Larry.
YIKES!!!!! I can already see the headlines piling up.
If anything makes me more hopeful for Justice League, it's that it seems like a very "back to basics" superhero story, which is where a think Synder will shine. Synder, as a director, is the definition of "one's reach exceeding their grasp." Despite some people treating him like he's just a mindless idiot, everything about his interviews and his work suggest he is actually a very intelligent - if ineloquent - guy. He wants his movies to say something, to comment on all the things he thinks about daily.
Problem is, his skills as a storyteller just aren't up to snuff for his films to properly convey what he wants them to. He works best when he has a simple idea to see through, and when he can indulge in showing spectacle. The past two Justice League trailers suggest that is exactly what he intends to do with this movie.
Compare the Comic Con teaser and the newest trailer to Man of Steel's quietly comtemplative teaser or BVS's angry, suspenseful first trailer. Even then, you could tell Zack wanted to get across some big ideas with those movies. How effective he was is up for debate, but the intent was there. With JL, the biggest idea is "the Justice League is awesome." Assuming the plot is as straightforward as it seems, this might be Synder's best chance to play perfectly to his strengths and really deliver.
Can't see the image. What is it?
YIKES!!!!! I can already see the headlines piling up.
Can't see the image. What is it?
Oh damnThe image in the post you quoted? Larry tweeting back at someone saying if they doubt Zack gives 110% he'd slit their throats.
Oh damn
If this ia kong good im buying 3 copies.I can definitely see this getting the same type of reception another WB blockbuster, King:Skull Island, got. That is unless the standards are different.
I'm still holding on to the hope they'll enhance the CG until the movie releases, we shall see..
Lol awesome.
I like the idea of Aquaman being a brolic ass beer drinking, uncouth son of a bitch
Think the most fascinating aspect of the Justice League trailer, to me, is the fact that Bruce not Batman ends up recruiting the League members. Since secret identities are always such a big deal to him!
Think the most fascinating aspect of the Justice League trailer, to me, is the fact that Bruce not Batman ends up recruiting the League members. Since secret identities are always such a big deal to him!
Think the most fascinating aspect of the Justice League trailer, to me, is the fact that Bruce not Batman ends up recruiting the League members. Since secret identities are always such a big deal to him!
Comics and shows are inherently flawed in that regard. You don't trust a man that doesn't reveal his true identity and hides behind a mask, especially when you are supposed to work with them. Also, Bruce is eager to get them on the team fast, no time for games.Snyder clearly doesn't care about them though so it's not too surprising.
Comics and shows are inherentl flawed in that regard. You don't trust a man that doesn't reveal his true identity and hides behind a mask, especially when you are supposed to work with them. Also, Bruce is eager to get them on the team fast, no time for games.
Comics and shows are inherentl flawed in that regard. You don't trust a man that doesn't reveal his true identity and hides behind a mask, especially when you are supposed to work with them. Also, Bruce is eager to get them on the team fast, no time for games.
Agreed, though I do think Snyder made a mistake being so careless with the concept in BvS and MoS. Marvel has had the good fortune up to Spider-man of not using any characters where secret identities are a substantial part of their backstory.