JUSTICE LEAGUE Trailer Reportedly Features A First Look At Another Of The DCEU's New Gods

@Spidey91 -
The colors! They hurt my brain! Please make it stop!

@tmp3 - He'll just be an Emperor Palpatine rip off

@Moriakum - This honestly never gets old

@RandyOrtonLF - Uh, yes it does and I am not a fan of that scene nor a Snyder defender.

@TexasAvenger - “Ava can’t do new gods!1! She did a bad movie once!!”
Meanwhile their Lord & Savior is yet to make a movie that’s even good... funny how that works.

@tmp3 - It takes talent to adapt/remake Watchmen and Dawn of the Dead frame by frame and still manage to miss the underlying themes.

@tmp3 - Yeah Watchmen sucked. /s

She's never made what I would consider an entertaining movie. She's made activist crap, nothing of scale (that was remotely good) and certainly nothing that would put butts in seats. She should spend her time Zooming with Oprah, talking about the 1619 Project. That's about all she is capable of.

She's already hinting on Twitter that the 4th World will become another SJW vehicle. She should stay far, far away from these beloved characters.

@CharleyBologna - You're the reason people could make a valid argument against freedom of speech.

Also Watchmen [frick]ing sucks. Snyder has absolutely no understanding of the material. The same way he has no understanding of Batman or Superman. His head is way too far up his ass. He's an awful filmmaker who's yet to make a good movie in my opinion. Ava is an excellent filmmaker who made one bad film.

@tmp3 - How? Please illuminate us with your wisdom.

@CharleyBologna - I think you should watch this:

@Goldboink - He couldn't even do that properly with Watchmen. It's like he just saw the coolest looking frames and redid them without actually putting any thought into the poetry between the lines.

@tmp3 - I get watchmen. I don't know how old you are, but I'm old and I've been reading it on an annual basis for decades.

I agree on Laurie's casting (don't care for Malin in anything) and while I see the POV on Matthew Goode, I still thought he did ok with my least favorite character in the story. The rest of the casting was stupid-good, and Crudop wasn't the only saving grace (unless you saw a cut that didn't have Morgan or Haley or Frewer).

Synder, with his limited changes, actually brought humanity to the story in a way the eluded the brilliant but genuinely cold (and probably insane) Moore.

Example: The humanity shown by comedian with Moloch comes through better in the film (minor nitpick).

Real good example: in the comic, when Manhattan kills Rorschach, the way Owl behaves makes no real sense given how warmly he generally feels about him at time before. It always bothered me that he watched his friend die horribly for no reason other than he had actual principals (something missing from the rest of the characters in the book - funny only the supposed psychopath seemed to care about the truth) and really didn't react. In the film, he does react. He's in pain and sad and angry. You know, like a human would be. That was a changing begging to be made and, to me, totally blows the whole "Snyder is so cold whah whah" argument away.

Hate on Snyder all you want. Hate on BvS. MOS. Hate on his love for Ayn Rand (I hate on that myself). I think you are wrong, but tastes are tastes and difficult to argue. Watchmen, though, is a modern masterpiece of both writing (Moore) and film making (Snyder).