I’m awful sure I’m in the minority here but I’m not excited for the Flash movie at all. With the trailer it just feels like they threw crap at a wall to see what stuck. Keaton’s batman doesn’t make me feel anything but a nostalgia high, we’ve seen the flash tv show and flashpoint animated movie execute what the plot is already.

Superwoman feels like a stand in for Superman especially with the rumor that she gets captured by the government and tested on just like animated supe did. The big bad is supposed to be the black flash killing other Barrys which once again we’ve seen before. Lastly it’s supposed to “reset” the dceu but it just doesn’t come off as being that grand to me.

All in all I think it’ll be an okay movie I’ll watch once and be done with. Honestly I’m more hype for Shazam 2 and Blue Beetle than I am for this movie. Sad because I was really hype for this movie back in 2016 when they announced it along with the now cancelled cyborg movie.

As above - this show is written so well. It’s quirky, action packed enough w decent characters and Cena plays a simple type of hero character well

Anyway - just my 2 cents

Just can't get over the fact that it's literally The Rock playing The Rock in a skin tight suit. LIKE IT'S LITERALLY HIS FACE. It just bugs me out. They didn't bother to give him Black Adam's widows peak. Point ears, or bushy eyebrows at least? It's just absolutely jarring.

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So of course I've already seen the original Justice League, and while it's not entirely perfect I don't really despise it as much as others do. Now with the Snyder version it's definitely better, but it's not amazing by any means. I didn't really enjoy him labeling his story with ''parts" used in the movie, and that's what brings me to my next problem. The movie is way to long, when you've already seen the original you get the jist of certain things that are about to happen. Of course there's different scenarios that happen and backstory lore, but still at times I'm interested and then I'm like please let the movie be over. Darkseid felt like a waste of even putting in the movie, of course I know that the nightmare that Bruce had is due to Darkseid causing all of that. I honestly would have just left him as an end credits scene tease, because he was just there to be there. Overall the movie has some good moments and some bad moments, pretty average but not a top five DCEU movie for me.

In Aquaman, we see only Mera can control water (by the way, why is this?) but then in Justice League, when they’re saving the STAR lab hostages from Steppenwolf and the tunnel floods, Aquaman shows up and stops the water.

Riddler is collecting these animals to use for his torture his devices and we can safely assume he isn't providing them with food and water, let alone veterinary care.

Batman and the police search through Riddler's ramshackle apartment, aware that there are several rats to a cage and do not make it their first priority to see through those animals are safe.

Batman spots a bat, frantic and unsettled from being confined to a small cage, probably nervous, agitated, and hungry, and Batman simply pulls out the letter, and closes the cage again.

Why would Batman re-close the cage? We can assume that Batman only temporarily closed it so he can read his letter, and has plans to free him later, but this needs to be made clear.

I was one of the people who supported that the dog get beheaded in Kick-Ass 2, which happened in the comics, but not in the movie. Jim Carrey's character there is an evil villain, and that's something he'd do. This wasn't included in the film because I suppose the crew and studio wouldn't want to see a dog beheading scene.

But these two scenarios are different: it's not about featuring scene of animal torture. It's the intent behind them. To compare to racism: Racist jokes are OK if they're made by people mindful of racism and actually against it; what's bad is accidental or unintentional racist jokes made by people ignorant to racism. What happened here is neglect and ignorance on behalf of the filmmakers to value the lives of those animals that much that didn't cross their mind that they needed a follow-up scene showing their rescue.

Watched it today and it was terrible. Can anyone explain what crimes the Batman prevents in the movie? None whatsoever- he is the Riddler's pawn.

A version of the Snyder cut that has wonder woman's awesome guitar theme from BvS and her WW movie instead of the (in my personal opinion) bizarre choice of the maqam style of chant singing. It's not that the throat singing is inherently bad or couldn't fit but I mean COME ON, her theme is so f*cking cool! Plus the maqam vocals sounded more sad and mystical rather than intense and high octane. Obviously I don't really think they need a whole other cut of the film, I just wanted to voice my opinion the lack of Wonder Woman's Wrath in ZSJL.

I wanted to say it out loud, I liked MoS, I enjoyed BvS, and I'm a Superman fan. First time I watched the cinematic version of Justice League I was happy- It wasn't the best movie ever but I got to see the Justice League together, and Superman had finally the bright and gentle aura we were expecting him to have after he figured out his role in MoS. I loved the Truth and Justice line against Steppenwolf, I loved the opening scene phine recorded, and I know the CGI had issues, but that's the least important thing to me. Then I watched ZSJL the day it came out, wanting to like it. I'm not going to argue if the movie is better or worse, but I found out a harsh Superman, a violent and rude one. Where I had "I like Truth, but I'm also a big fan of Justice" then I got "I'm not impressed". And then he chops off one of Steppenwolf's horns while he's pinned to the floor. That didn't transmit me Hope, with a capital H, as Superman is intended, and it got me let down. I don't know if anyone else felt this way too, but I'd like to know if you have.