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He brands them, knowing it's a death sentence in prison. You left that part out.He brands people, kaid. He brands them. Like meat.
He brands them, knowing it's a death sentence in prison. You left that part out.He brands people, kaid. He brands them. Like meat.
If that were the case, you'd think they'd explain that in their almost three hour movie that didn't explain much.You guys are forgetting that this version is mostly a mosh up of Kingdom Come and DKR Batman, who was considerably more violent and fascist than the main continuity versions.
This. Superman vs The Elite kinda dragged on a bit too long, but when they finally moved into the final act, a Superman who had finally cracked and just said fuck em all was terrifying. He taught a really valuable lesson to the people of Earth. I also liked the animated Doomsday movie, because it highlighted the main aspect of Superman that redeems him for being such an obnoxiously powerful character. Superman doesn't hesitate for even a second to rush into danger, whether it's actually dangerous to him or not. Sure, the vast majority of the time nothing is really capable of hurting him, but if he's facing an equal or superior foe it doesn't change his response one bit. Doomsday is beating Superman like a fucking ragdoll, and Superman never stops going back at him.the best superman stories are the ones that test the no-win scenario. you think there's no way he's going to solve the problem and still have him be the boy scout, then at the last minute he pulls it off. the best batman stories are the one that seriously make you doubt his sanity. he's saying and doing things that make even his staunchest allies think he's gone too far. then, at the last minute he pulls off a win while still being clearly on the good side.
Thats Darkseids father correct?Damn you are an idiot.
I like how you gave up comparing the Marvel Movies with their simple stories, and now all the sudden are shifting to other DC movies now. You litteraly listed off 3 different universes with completely different versions of the characters. The troll seems to be you
Anyway for True DC fans, unlike this nerd above, You will recognize the General from a certain army
I agree 100%. I was going to say almost exactly the same thing.the best superman stories are the ones that test the no-win scenario. you think there's no way he's going to solve the problem and still have him be the boy scout, then at the last minute he pulls it off.
Thats Darkseids father correct?
Steppenwolf, one of Darkseid's Generals and a New God.
Have to agree with this--plenty of characters in the Marvel movies are nerfed. Thor, Hulk, even Iron Man; depending on which era in their comic history you are comparing them to, they are much, much weaker.The way to make Superman interesting is to nerf him. After Crisis on Infinite Earths, he could barely lift 100 tons, couldn't fly through time, was only mostly invulnerable, and could only fly in space as long as he could hold his breath. He became more interesting when he started losing fights without the villain using Kryptonite, magic or telepathy. He does better when he's nerfed down say, Thor's level (base level, not all of that rune power or Odin power crap).
Unfortunately, they upped his power level again, and he's now able to move planets once more. And Batman outsells Superman 3:1 in comics.
Doesnt look like either... "if you say so"Is that confirmed? Looks like his father
a lot of truth in this. as poor of a movie as superman returns was, the power level was much more in check. now, maybe i'm just misremembering but the plane crash wasn't just a "swoop in and pick it up" type of thing and when superman lifted the giant mountain of earth, it was clear that this was a colossal amount of effort on his part. cut to BvS and superman is just casually strolling through a blizzard with a giant tanker in tow. i don't even remember WHY he was dragging that thing, other than to show how little effort he was putting into it?Have to agree with this--plenty of characters in the Marvel movies are nerfed. Thor, Hulk, even Iron Man; depending on which era in their comic history you are comparing them to, they are much, much weaker.
Superman being able to fly and struggling to lift up a truck, being able to survive a building collapse with a bloody nose? Would show he was depowered, but it would still show he is way ahead of 'mortal men'. There is no need to make heroes as powerful as they are in their comic book version. All they need is their actual powers, not the levels of those powers.
And this is where Snyder fucks up, he's like a technical nerd, and not a literary nerd. He cares less about the source material's character development and stories and more about technical specifications of the characters; it's like the min/maxer version of a comic nerd. It should be the opposite, respect the source material, make sure the characters look and feel the same--but the full scope of their power? No. You can explain it tons of different ways in your universe, or you don't have to explain it at all, just show it; audiences understand this is a unique universe.
Man of Steel though, failed in this, it made superman ridiculous again. And where do you go from there? He's just a silly character.
I think he's right though. My assumption is Goyer only read Death In the Family, The Kiling Joke and Dark Knight Returns and skipped everything else hence the dead Robin costume. Snyder only looks at pictures of things. I've given it a few days and while I think killing on the parts of our two mains was the creative team being lazy. I can by Supes killing Zod because its the only option left and more or less the same with Bats, they wouldn't kill without it being the absolute last thing and certainly wouldn't kill the fodder.If that were the case, you'd think they'd explain that in their almost three hour movie that didn't explain much.
Yeah....a little rock of kryptonite, is bad. But a giant mountain.....he can still move that????It was a mountain of Kryptonite. Superman's power level was retarded in that film.
I question them reading The Dark Knight Returns as well. Even with as grizzled and cynical as Frank Miller made Batman, he repeatedly chooses non-lethal ways of taking down enemies even when lethal means are readily available. The only times I can find that he'sexplicitlyshown killing (if you accept his tank is really using rubber bullets) are to save a child being held hostage by gunpoint and to escape the police (and even that one could be seen as a "oh, they're just sleeping" thing since it's never said whether or not the police die). Hell, one of the major plot points of the story is Joker killing himself to trigger a manhunt because Batman refuses ("I hear voices, voices calling me a killer. I wish I were.").Its obvious they never read Kingdom Come