Can't wait for the Cinemascore thread title.
'It's not a D. On my planet it means NOPE'
lol Bravo
Can't wait for the Cinemascore thread title.
'It's not a D. On my planet it means NOPE'
the only problem with RT scores is that if 3 out of 6 friends tell me to go see a movie at the theatre, I would
but If it has lower than a 50 percent on RT, that'd have a more negative effect
some great, great movies line True Romance or Speed Racer (fuck you) have low scores
but
none of this matters cause its fuckin 35 percent lol
Superman Returns was not great storytelling.Snyder is the antithesis of Singer when it comes to their respective superhero franchises.
Snyder:
Movies make for amazing trailers
Great visuals and overdone but beautiful fight scenes
Comic accurate aesthetic
Horrible storytelling
Horrible pacing
Singer:
Movies make for poorly done trailers, not so hype
Okay visuals, limited fight scenes
Not comic accurate at all for the most part, aesthetically
Great storytelling
Great pacing
DerZuhälter;198980772 said:
Zack Snyder is no Tony Scott or The Wachowskis.
Superman Returns was not great storytelling.
Wait, what? We can watch it on Vudu beginning Friday?
I don't get this. 300 is great because it's about awesome dudes doing awesome things, awesomely. Watchmen is great for the same reason, and the fact that it got to piggy back off the greatest graphic novel ever written. I'd be satisfied with Batman and Sups just beating the shit out of each other.Hooooly shit.
Each scene is ponderous in its attempt to be meaningful and iconic, rendering every moment in the movie a phony pose.
Snyder is the antithesis of Singer when it comes to their respective superhero franchises.
Snyder:
Movies make for amazing trailers
Great visuals and overdone but beautiful fight scenes
Comic accurate aesthetic
Horrible storytelling
Horrible pacing
Singer:
Movies make for poorly done trailers, not so hype
Okay visuals, limited fight scenes
Not comic accurate at all for the most part, aesthetically
Great storytelling
Great pacing
We'll see how Apocalypse goes, costume complaints aside.I meant for his X-Men films.
Iron Man 3 sucked because there isn't really any Iron Man in it.
There's like 40 Iron Men in it.
the only problem with RT scores is that if 3 out of 6 friends tell me to go see a movie at the theatre, I probably would
but If it has lower than a 50 percent on RT, whih is statistically a similar concept, unless im very interested beforehand I wouldnt
some great, great movies like True Romance or Speed Racer (fuck you) have low scores
but
none of this matters cause its fuckin 35 percent lol
the wachowski sisters are gettin Snyder-ific
but yeah it was to make a point on RT is all
I don't blame you for blocking out the worst scene in MCU history.
Worst quality video to match my feelings about this scene.
Only thing that scene really did right is convey that Tony is in a downward spiral and his drinking is only accelerating that.
Bruh that edit.
Top notch.
IMO they redeemed themselves with Sense8. Still have no intention of watching Jupiter.
the wachowski sisters are gettin Snyder-ific
but yeah it was to make a point on RT is all
I think my brother is gonna be devastated with these scores...meanwhile I'm just laughing at how low they actually are.
Is the soundtrack at least good though?
Got a question for those who have seen the movie. Do they actually call superman 'superman' or wonder woman ' wonder woman'? Or is it like in MOS where it almost seemed like they were ashamed of saying that name.
Eisenberg gives a catastrophic performance here, all itchy and spasmodic, and built on mumbled rants about Copernicus and Nietzsche.
Jesse Eisenberg’s Lex Luthor — reconfigured as a coked-up ham who acts like a demented children’s show host or, worse, Johnny Depp — wants to get them together so that…well, it’s not clear.
Eisenberg is the gamble that doesn't pay off, although you can see what the filmmakers had in mind: he doesn't directly imitate Ledger's Joker, but his manic gestures and agitated, squeaky delivery are in the same general vein. The trouble is that Eisenberg, unlike Ledger, isn't a transformative actor, and struggles to register as anything more menacing than a petulant kid.
But the villain here, Jesse Eisenberg's Lex Luthor, is so intensely annoying that, very early on, you wish Batman and Superman would just patch up their differences and join forces to put the squirrelly rascal out of his, and our, misery.
If nothing else, Batman v Superman makes you excited to see Gadot take center stage in her solo Wonder Woman movie, due out in theaters next summer. (It definitely doesn’t make you hope Lex Luthor gets his own spinoff; Eisenberg’s broad, Schumacheresque performance belongs to an earlier, goofier era of superhero movies.
It’s overstuffed, confusing, and seriously crippled by Eisenberg’s over-the-top performance. As the megalomaniac tech mogul hell-bent on bringing our heroes to their knees, the actor is a grating cartoon of manic motormouth tics. He might as well be wearing a buzzing neon sign around his neck that says “Crazy Villain.”
Eisenberg is next-level terrible as Luthor. He’s a twitchy lunatic pretty much from the start, and if there are any events in the story that lead to him escalating his plot to the point of creating an unstoppable monster I missed them. Eisenberg delivers every line like he thinks the villains on the 1966 Batman show were too nuanced. His face is a collection of tics, and his eyes burn with the power of a thousand ham actors. Not only is his performance unmodulated, he’s generally irritating at all times - while I don’t understand why Lex Luthor wants to unleash an unstoppable monster on the world, I do fully understand why Batman wants to fucking hit him.
One rather wishes that Jesse Eisenberg had slightly less to do as a younger, hairier Lex Luthor (the film could have been titled: How Luthor got Shorn). Offering us his first properly bad performance, Eisenberg twitches, pauses and jabbers like a ham doing a one-man show above a pub about a teenage lunatic who thinks he’s Lex Luthor.
Jesse Eisenberg's performance as Lex Luthor, though, was inconsistent. His worldview and motives are quite interesting and heady, with a more theological bent than moviegoers are accustomed to seeing Lex have. But Eisenberg’s performance can be too obvious at times; his Lex is crazy, clearly suffering from a psychological disorder rather than just being greedy, evil, or driven by ego. That choice makes his Lex a bit too tic-y and manic at times, but you certainly buy he’s a genius with a deep disdain for what Superman represents.
Okay, yeah that is starting to come back.Thanks, I guess? =/
Why in the hell was he in a downward spiral again? Hostile takeover of his Stark Industries by Hammer or something?
I guess that was supposed to be a take on the Demon in a Bottle storyline but they just botched it....
Snyder is the antithesis of Singer when it comes to their respective superhero franchises.
Snyder:
Movies make for amazing trailers
Great visuals and overdone but beautiful fight scenes
Comic accurate aesthetic
Horrible storytelling
Horrible pacing
Everyone thinks his movies will be good beforehand despite a bad track record
Singer:
Movies make for poorly done trailers, not so hype
Okay visuals, limited fight scenes
Not comic accurate at all for the most part, aesthetically
Great storytelling
Great pacing
Everyone thinks his movies will be bad beforehand despite having a decent track record (a great one when it comes to X-Men though).
Man some of these critics are really taking shots at Jesse Eisenberg's performance as Lex Luthor.
At the start of the year i did not see this flopping and deadpool breaking records.
What happened?!
I think MoS made it clear that Snyder does not like Superman.
Unfortunately, I don't think we will ever see this kind of Superman with Snyder at the helm.
Can we please add a rule to NeoGAF?
No Rotten Tomatoes review percentages in titles????
I wanted to see this film with no tampered expectations, this is obviously impossible now.
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At the start of the year i did not see this flopping and deadpool breaking records.
What happened?!
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