That's an odd conditional. You won't know until you see the movie, so why get upset about it now.
Even then nobody is likely to say flat out who did what, though people will sure as heck argue about it over the internet...
WB's Justice League 2017 movie pre-discussion thread
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That's an odd conditional. You won't know until you see the movie, so why get upset about it now.
Even then nobody is likely to say flat out who did what, though people will sure as heck argue about it over the internet...
"The Avengers: Age of Ultron".
Now, if Whedon had made these changes with Snyder's blessing or via his instructions, I would not mind that. After all, this is supposed to be Snyder's movie. But if Whedon simply dumps his own style in a movie that supposed to be Snyder's film (from an artistic point of view), well I feel that you're going to have trouble. Now if you have two directors on a movie, but are working toward the vision of one producer (which happened with "Gone With the Wind"), that could still work. But the people behind this film is a committee of studio suits. And considering the critical backlash against previous DCEU films, I have deepest suspicion that these studio executives might want Whedon to diminish Snyder's vision as much as possible. Hearing that Whedon was getting writing credits has only intensified my fears. I realize that many of you don't care for most of the DCEU movies. I do. I've been very happy with Snyder's influence in the franchise. And I realize that many would disagree, but so have a great number of other moviegoers. After all, these films have been box office hits. With Snyder, WB has created a franchise that is something different. And because of the critical backlash, I fear that WB might want to undermine this by transforming the franchise into MCU 2.0 for even more box office and especially, critical acclaim.
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I just watched it. It wasn't any dumber than The Avengers.
I liked it.
I did that just a couple of weeks ago. Good times.
They're both equally dumbed down. And about as "dumb" as the rest of the Disney/Marvel flicks.
I have no idea what to expect from this movie...so many changes, confused, behind the scenes rumors and disjointed trailers.
Justice League was one of the few titles I always read, even in down periods up till I stopped collecting comics in 1989. I read a few issues recently again and they were enjoyable. So I would really like this to succeed but so far I'm not particularly optimistic.
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Justice League was one of the few titles I always read, even in down periods up till I stopped collecting comics in 1989. I read a few issues recently again and they were enjoyable. So I would really like this to succeed but so far I'm not particularly optimistic.
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Here's an interesting article on why modern movie news reporting kinda sucks:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/markhu...ves-the-internet-ruins-movie-news-and-fandom/
Henry Cavil helping cut trees and clear debris after hurricane Irma.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BZE74oMllDJ/
https://www.instagram.com/p/BZE74oMllDJ/
A hero with or without the cape.
Except when he's berating the deaf in Detroit bars...
I had not heard about that.
From all reports I could find, Cavill didn't know the man was deaf, and that when he learned of his mistake, he immediately apologized. And this happened in January 2014. A simple misunderstanding, quickly resolved, which happened almost four years ago.
So, what's your point?