There's nothing wrong with 300, I've seen it many times.Have you tried rewatching it? It's agony.
Da fuq are you talking about? 300 is great. The only scenes that are painful are those oracle/old religious guy scenes.Have you tried rewatching it? It's agony.
well IMDB is just user reviews, whereas RT/MC is critics only. The user reviews part of RT/MC is closer to IMDB, but a good chunk of those people are just going to be fanbois giving it 10/10 or haters giving it 1/10, so not sure how valuable that is. End of the day RT/MC ratings will definitely opening impact box office.^ pretty much. Amusing that this is still sitting on 8.3 on IMDB and down to 33% on RT lol. Then again, IMDB likes fucking TDKR of all movies (#61 of all time ... what in the fuck), so they can obviously miss too.
This is what has me so confused on the DCU. Obviously I haven't seen BvS yet, but with all the grim dark talk, is there any levity at all? I've seen Man of Steel twice and I can't really remember any jokes. I'm not saying every movie needs to be Deadpool, but even Thor and First Avenger had light hearted moments and a joke here or there.It is disheartening that the ratings are so low on this. It would be a shame that a humor-less and direction-less first movie could kill the DC universe boot-up. Unfortunately, DC believes that grimdark is the only way to go with superheroes.
I don't think DCUO changed the tone of the BvS. Awhile back on FOH, I posted a link of a supposedly leaked Time-Warner memo discussing "grimdarking." The memo went something along the lines of: Batman is selling well, but Superman Returns was a (relative) flop. So only superhero movies that are dark sell well. Henceforth, from this point on, all future characters will be presented in as dark a manner as possible. This studio suffers from groupthink, and has for years. This is why we've only gotten Batman and Superman all of these decades. Because the group used to think that only Batman and Superman sold. The only reason why things have changed at DC is because Marvel has had success with all of their movies lately. Even Ant Man was a hit.This is what has me so confused on the DCU. Obviously I haven't seen BvS yet, but with all the grim dark talk, is there any levity at all? I've seen Man of Steel twice and I can't really remember any jokes. I'm not saying every movie needs to be Deadpool, but even Thor and First Avenger had light hearted moments and a joke here or there.
Is it a result of that DC game intro from a few years back with all the characters beating the hell out eachother? That got a lot of favorable reaction, are they trying to hit that tone on the DC movies?
Holy crap, that title. Too many spoilers in that article to read.
300 is the epitome of film making for men! Good day sir!Have you tried rewatching it? It's agony.
Yeah I went ahead and read it, spoilers and all.
Zak Snyder "I tried to do it in a technical way. There?s a great YouTube video that shows all the kills in the Christopher Nolan movies even though we would perceive them as movies where he doesn?t kill anyone. I think there?s 42 potential kills that Batman does! Also said:. I perceive it as him not killing directly, but if the bad guy?s are associated with a thing that happens to blow up, he would say that that?s not really my problem.
A little more like manslaughter than murder, although I would say that in the Frank Miller comic book that I reference, he kills all the time. There?s a scene from the graphic novel where he busts through a wall, takes the guy?s machine gun?I took that little vignette from a scene in The Dark Knight Returns, and at the end of that, he shoots the guy right between the eyes with the machine gun. One shot. Of course, I went to the gas tank, and all of the guys I work with were like, ?You?ve gotta shoot him in the head? because they?re all comic book dorks, and I was like, ?I?m not gonna be the guy that does that!
I'm trying to avoid as many spoilers as possible, but that quote by Snyder above is really making it hard for me to go into this movie expecting anything but the worst. Much as you and I go back and forth, I don't want the Batman he's describing either. We all know there isn't going to be a winner between the two no matter what the tone of the movie, but if by some miracle they did actually show Superman getting the upper hand, I wouldn't take it because this isn't the Batman that we should be getting. It really isn't either of them we should be getting, from the sound of it.Zack Snyder ruined Superman for me after MoS, it looks like he's determined to try to ruin Batman in BvS. What a dick.
I'm trying to stay upbeat about it, as the kids are geeked up about it. I've been bummed for a couple of days now, as it seems like critic after critic is trashing this. And I'm hoping that the critics are wrong. I'll know in six hours.I'm trying to avoid as many spoilers as possible, but that quote by Snyder above is really making it hard for me to go into this movie expecting anything but the worst. Much as you and I go back and forth, I don't want the Batman he's describing either. We all know there isn't going to be a winner between the two no matter what the tone of the movie, but if by some miracle they did actually show Superman getting the upper hand, I wouldn't take it because this isn't the Batman that we should be getting. It really isn't either of them we should be getting, from the sound of it.
Fuck, now I'm actually sort of bummed about going to this tonight.
Since I already saw it, let me reply to your spoilers, it could pacify you about this particular complaint, though the movie has other issues.Yeah I went ahead and read it, spoilers and all.
KRYPTONITE! THEY FUCKING WENT WITH KRYPTONITE!!! JESUS CHRIST KRYPTON WAS SO FUCKING FAR AWAY THAT BY THE TIME A CHUNK OF KRYPTON TRAVELING AT RELATIVISTIC SPEED ARRIVED ON EARTH THE SUN WOULD HAVE EXPANDED INTO A RED GIANT AND FUCKING DESTROYED EARTH.
Seriously, they had a perfect setup for Batman to have somehow gotten readings on Kryptonian atmosphere and make some kind of gas grenade with the same effect as Kryptonite, but no they had to go with the retardedly impossible chunk of Krypton somehow making it all the way to Earth.
That does indeed pacify me about that particular complaint, lol.Since I already saw it, let me reply to your spoilers, it could pacify you about this particular complaint, though the movie has other issues.
They find a mineral in the movie that is akin to Krytponite, but it's not a chunk of destroyed Krypton. Instead it's found inside the destroyed machines the Kryptonians used in Man of Steel to antigrav the fuck out of Metropolis. The machine that was on the other side of the planet in the Indian Ocean is the one where they find the big chunk of mineral. And Batman DOES create gas grenades from that mineral, which he uses plenty during his fights with Kryptonians in the movie.