Da Prophet
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Warner Brothers have two franchises they can bank on.
DC is one of them.
Harry Potter is the other.
Still waiting on a Dean Thomas film.
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Warner Brothers have two franchises they can bank on.
DC is one of them.
Harry Potter is the other.
Still waiting on a Dean Thomas film.
I loved it. Fuck da haters!
People are mad about the costumes for the Amazonian warriors. Clear differences from the designs between Wonder Woman and Justice League.
Yea man.
Just got out of the theatre and I'm beyond baffled at whay everyone found so offensively atrocious about it.
I loved it. Fuck da haters!
Agreed, wifey and I went to it last night and I thought it was solid. It flew by, didn't outstay it's welcome, and was generally a good time. I like what they're doing with Cyborg and Aquaman was badass.
Mega- pop for that certain cameo during the flashback first battle with S-Wolf
I properly popped for that
And when I realised there was more than one and I was like shit the corps.
Though the second post credit scene I shouted out fuck it's deathstroke without realising I did it!
For me Superman was perfect, it's exactly how Superman should be in a movie.
The character thing was well done. I have questions that I know the Aquaman movie will answer. I have questions that the Cyborg movie will answer and Flash fits in nicely.
Also I loved that the whole league had an important role to play.
The post-credit was fucking KILLER.
I have to be honest, I have seen 100 people make the superman comment and I have no idea what they mean. Not that he was bad, I just don't get what was different about him here than elsewhere.
Lol the part were he comes back "so do we....bow? Show our bellies? "
The mustache thing was another thing blown wildly out of proportion. It's only noticeable in that opening scene.
I get it. I don't feel like the other portrayals were that wrong though, it's as if people forget the first two were portraying someone trying to come to grips with who/what he was, and the pressure that comes with it
The third film is just about were that arc should come to fruition