GeneralZodLives
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Hard to imagine sitting through another hour of TFA.
There never really was an actual 4 hour version of the film. That's just the approximate length of the first compilation/cut before they actually started Editing. It was pruned down to 3 hrs, 24 minutes pretty quickly and after a while down to about 3 hours before cutting another 30+ minutes out for Theatrical release. I do think the 3 hr cut is the one Zack is most happy with. Even he thought the 3:24 cut was too long. The 4 hour one was a non-starter.
Incidentally, the initial compilation cut of THE FORCE AWAKENS was over 3 hours. Hard to imagine almost an hour of that movie was pruned out.
So I guess we're done actually talking about the movie on here.
Good to know. Moving on...
There never really was an actual 4 hour version of the film. That's just the approximate length of the first compilation/cut before they actually started Editing. It was pruned down to 3 hrs, 24 minutes pretty quickly and after a while down to about 3 hours before cutting another 30+ minutes out for Theatrical release. I do think the 3 hr cut is the one Zack is most happy with. Even he thought the 3:24 cut was too long. The 4 hour one was a non-starter.
Incidentally, the initial compilation cut of THE FORCE AWAKENS was over 3 hours. Hard to imagine almost an hour of that movie was pruned out.
That sounds like the next Pixar film. Pixar's "MOVIES"
Are all the scenes in the same order?
No, they definitely shifted some stuff around.
I could have tolerated that scene with Diana looking at the computer screen if they hadn't put it at that particular moment.That's good. The awkward structure was one of the bigger issues. Making it flow more naturally would make a sizeable difference, I think.
No, they definitely shifted some stuff around.
I could have tolerated that scene with Diana looking at the computer screen if they hadn't put it at that particular moment.
I could have tolerated that scene with Diana looking at the computer screen if they hadn't put it at that particular moment.
I didn't understand why they would stop the flow form the build up of Superman and Batman finally fighting to cut to Diana checking her email on her lap top. It was a nice scene, but why put it there?
I didn't understand why they would stop the flow form the build up of Superman and Batman finally fighting to cut to Diana checking her email on her lap top. It was a nice scene, but why put it there?
[emoji38]Basically we all watched the most expensive ad click ever.It would have been funny if while she was reading the email even more mundane computer tasks continued to prevent her from joining the fight. "Metahuman Tracker wants to know your location. Yes/No?" "You can skip Breakfast Buddies ad in 15 seconds..." She's all *click, click* "come on!"
Just saw it for the third time today and agree, it gets better each time. Snyder combines artistry with big dumb fun. Affleck is the best Bats yet.
Just bummed more people didn't give it another chance, but I guess if first impressions were that bad they probably wouldn't have liked it any more the second time.