Justice League Movie (Nov 17th, 2017)

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saw this on dc cinematic too funny not to share :lol


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Two_Faced_Harvey 21 points 17 hours ago
Batman: “I’m sure there’s some Russian kid around here who lost his parents”

Alfred: “NO!”

Batman: “but they will need a mentor”

Alfred: “BRUCE!”

MelyaxarHis name is Kal, son of El 8 points 16 hours ago
When your alien BF is back, but his lip is ****ed up.
 
That superman mouth is really worse than anything they did in Batman and Robin or Superman 4 combined :rotfl:rotfl

what glorious incompetence
 
Affleck Batman looks and acts like a moron in Justice League. He is a complete joke in the movie. I do not like him as Batman anyway. He lacks charisma Imo and all I can see when I look at his acting that he is Affleck who is trying too hard to be Batman. He just does not work...but he still was better in BvS I hope one day we will get a JLU type Batman.
 
I agree affleck phoned it in for justice league, he was way better in BVS. Another issue with batman in justice league- other than Afflecks acting- is that he was pretty much useless once the fighting started. He doesn't work well in team up movies because he is the weakest link on the team. He simply cannot compete with super-powered enemies that can overpower him and render his gadgets useless. He can be the brains and come up with the strategy but he cannot go toe to toe with any of dc's more powerful villains like doomsday, darkseid, sinestro, Stepenwolf etc... The problem with team up movies is they need a villain that is powerful enough to pose a believable threat to the likes of Superman, Wonder Woman, Flash & Aquaman all at once, which means you pretty much need someone that's completely out of batman's league. What they need to do is have a big threat and a minor threat for batman to take on like joker working in the background, while the big boys take on the super villain.
 
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I agree affleck phoned it in for justice league, he was way better in BVS. Another issue with batman in justice league- other than Afflecks acting- is that he was pretty much useless once the fighting started. He doesn't work well in team up movies because he is the weakest link on the team.

Whedon had the same problem with Captain America in the original Avengers and handled him just as badly as Batman in Justice League. But then in AoU and Civil War Whedon and the Russos just said "**** it Cap can go toe to toe with Ultron and Spider-Man now," and Cap's usefulness in high powered brawls was no longer an issue, lol.
 
Whedon had the same problem with Captain America in the original Avengers and handled him just as badly as Batman in Justice League. But then in AoU and Civil War Whedon and the Russos just said "**** it Cap can go toe to toe with Ultron and Spider-Man now," and Cap's usefulness in high powered brawls was no longer an issue, lol.

Ya no kidding, although Cap has one advantage over batman that makes that easier to deal with. He is a super soldier his power levels can be messed with and still be believable (its plausible that cap is still growing stronger over time the longer the super serum is in his body). Batman on the other hand has none of that so they got less to work with in terms of what the audience is willing to believe batman can do. He is only human which is a big problem in terms of stretching the imagination on his power limits
 
Yeah the nature of Cap's abilities is fluid enough to allow for such changes on screen. In the comics the super-soldier serum merely gave him "peak human abilities" in all physical aspects which is why a lot of writers considered him and Batman about equal when it came to fighting. The movies have obviously taken Cap well beyond what a normal human can do even in top physical condition but in the context of the stories they've been telling it was definitely the right call.
 
Whedon had the same problem with Captain America in the original Avengers and handled him just as badly as Batman in Justice League. But then in AoU and Civil War Whedon and the Russos just said "**** it Cap can go toe to toe with Ultron and Spider-Man now," and Cap's usefulness in high powered brawls was no longer an issue, lol.

Cap was my favourite Avenger in the original Avengers. :dunno
 
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