its out it dropped at midnight on hboxmax
YES
Lowkey would have liked to see this JL movie
Not with that cast, that cast looked like some cw ass
Not with that cast, that cast looked like some cw ass
The director + the script was nice
New TV arrived
Just need my sound bar to come in tomorrow, then I'mma start my DCU rewatch leading up to ZSJL cut
What TV u got?
Also watched BvS Ultimate Edition for the first time and that movie is not bad. Everybody said it was ass when it first came out, I don't get that after watching it
Extended cut is better.
Majority just saw the theatrical cut.
Extended cut is better.
Majority just saw the theatrical cut.
What made the theatrical cut so bad?
Junkie XL met Whedon once to talk about the score
Holkenborg says he had just one meeting with the director. "We did not necessarily have a great click," he says. "I mean, I wasn't sitting there being thrilled to talk to him, because he was quite negative on the cut that was existing and what we worked on together. He was negative about the music that was in there at that point. He was negative about a lot of things in it. And I was like, 'Hey, you're talking about my friend here.' So I wasn't really inclined to take that further. I spoke to Zack that night and said, 'I'm leaning towards not doing it.' But then the next morning, I got a phone call that Whedon was going to work with Danny Elfman."
https://www.npr.org/2021/03/18/978566820/the-music-of-justice-league-is-its-own-epic-tale-of-death-and-rebirth
What is Whedon's problem?? lmaoo
someone explain the epilogue, I don’t get it
Basically they on some Injustice 2 s***
It’s really amazing how Disney managed to take the shell of what Lucas and Spielberg were doing with pulp adventure cinema in the late 70’s and 80’s, filled it in with a format provided by Donner’s Superman & Raimi’s Spider-Man, removed all distinct authorial voices from it, and turned that into a flat standardized product which would be given a new coat of paint with each new release and ultimately convinced people this was the epitome of what quality in the genre looked like. Anything that deviates from that is considered weird.
whew these bars tho
Disney/Marvel hasn't just effected the superhero genre but Sci-Fi and Fantasy blockbusters in general. They've made it so that any original blockbuster or a blockbuster based off more obscure properties are overly criticized before even being released.
So many people on social media were making memes about how terrible Alita: Battle Angel looked or trashing Valerian as a CGI s***fest before they were even released in theaters. More than ever people are doubting James Cameron's Avatar sequels and even going to great lengths to discredit him & Lucas as a great creative forces in cinema.
Lmao yo Alita aint even stand a chance, I remember that movie getting dumped on before release
someone explain the epilogue, I don’t get it
The first part is just where the League ends up after the film.
The second part (Knightmare) is the future that Batman has been seeing since BvS. It’s a future in which Darkseid has taken control of Earth by making the people succumb to the Anti Life Equation. Superman has become his number one guy after Lois dies. Batman has gathered up surviving heroes (Cyborg, The Flash, Deathstroke, and Mera) to stop them and go back to make sure Lois survives. Batman meets Joker for information.
The ending part is Bruce waking up from seeing that vision to Martian Manhunter warning him that Darkseid is coming
What made the theatrical cut so bad?
It's been a while since I watched but off the top of my head the Martha thing wasn't really explained in the theatrical cut.
Plus a few other plot points.
Any new scenes in the B&W version?
It appears not, thank god
EDIT: Not against new footage, just felt it'd be unnecessary and lessen the impact of the Snyder Cut being Snyder's full vision
For the UK users
aren't 4k discs Region Free?