Justice League Movie (Nov 17th, 2017)

[a-dev]

Wow, so even the few people who went easy on it after their cinema viewing are now finding it completely devoid of merit. Oh dear oh dear.

 

[punisher1974]

I picked up the movie and watched it. It's definetly a disjointed mess. Batman really had nothing to do and is such a let down after how he was in Superman/Batman. Flash and Cyborg were both decent and I hope to see more with them. Gadot's Wonder Woman is still the highlight for me. I wanted this movie to be successful but I was skeptical because of the fact that they didn't develop most characters at all before this movie. Too much too fast and it fell flat. Such a shame too because D.C. has some great characters.

 

[Prime Clone]

I've only seen it once, at the cinema, and at the time I put it on the same level as AoU (which is actually okay in my books).

I didn't think it was as good as BvS and it failed to deliver on many of the BvS setups.

 

[RIDDICK]

The Fan Edition, while a mess, made it at least tolerable for me.
Cuttin' all of those awful Batman moments made him much less of a joke and his motivation is more prominent and you can understand it and feel for him. Cuttin' most of the CGI lips scenes of Hopeman and addin' released deleted scenes made him so much better. Flash is a more tolerable character, but still a bit too goofy than he should've been. Aquaman is the same edgelord who could use more scenes and character but overall he feels more three-dimensional when everyone around him aren't walkin' pun machines. Cyborg is pretty much the same, which is as good as we could get with the reshoots and all. Wonder Woman is the same too, which is 100% fine.

 

[jye4ever]

Wow so they cut out all the cringe worthy bad stuff that’s really good to hear very awesome.

Must be a great 10 minute movie now.

 

[Thomascrown17]

LOL! I wont be revisiting that movie anytime soon. Ill just focus on what they have im stored moving forward. Unless they release the snyder cut. Aquaman onwards will be their (hopefully much better and successful) “phase 2”


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[GeneralZodLives]

 

[jye4ever]

Not true when it comes to Hollywood never say never.

 

[EVILFACE]

Wow so they cut out all the cringe worthy bad stuff that’s really good to hear very awesome.

Must be a great 10 minute movie now.

A 10 minute combined cut of TFA, RO and TLJ might be bearable.

 

[jye4ever]

9.5 minutes of that cut would be Vader’s RO scene lol

 

[GeneralZodLives]

The closest anyone is going to get to seeing the Snyder Cut is in a "What Ever Happened to the Justice League Snyder Cut?" documentary.

 

[Chakor]

9.5 minutes of that cut would be Vader’s RO scene lol

So in other words, the only good Disney Wars scenes.

 

[EVILFACE]

So in other words, a whole Disney Star Wars movie where Vader fails.

 

[jye4ever]

If money can be made from the Snyder Cut it will see the light of day.

If a Hollywood executive invests in stock of a pharmaceutical company that makes an antidote for heroin that Hollywood executive will make sure his children get addicted to heroin just so the stock of that company he invested in goes up.

Money first above all else should be under that famous Hollywood sign lol

 

[jye4ever]

So in other words, a whole Disney Star Wars movie where Vader fails.

He made failing look so bad *** though lol

 

[RIDDICK]

Must be a great 10 minute movie now.

You can check it and fast forward if you don't like something.
I did that with Diana/Bruce dialog after Hopeman's resurection and Lois/Clark farm scene.
Also they've left Weedon's opening montage whith that crappy pop song, skip that too.

 

[guyver1]

I wonder how the blu Ray sells are doing on this

 

[LIBBY1957DOG]

Joss Whedon Finally Breaks His Silence On JUSTICE LEAGUE; "Not Every Superhero Movie Can Be THE AVENGERS"
Joss Whedon Finally Breaks His Silence On JUSTICE LEAGUE; "Not Every Superhero Movie Can Be THE AVENGERS"
Joss Whedon took over the reigns of Justice League from Zack Snyder and the results were...interesting, to say the least. Now, the filmmaker has briefly commented on his work on the DC Comics adaptation...
Josh Wilding | 4/1/2018
Filed Under: "Justice League" Source: YouTube

Over the weekend, Joss Whedon made an appearance at Awesome Con in Washington, D.C. for a Q&A panel which touched on everything from Buffy the Vampire Slayer to The Avengers...and Justice League! After months of silence from the director (not including some thinly veiled digs on social media), Whedon finally opened up about the movie and was surprisingly open about the whole thing.

While he clearly didn't want to get too much into what happened, the filmmaker did touch on being brought in at such a late stage, dealing with Henry Cavill's facial hair, and what he hopes to see next from the heroes. Surprisingly, he also made a fair few comparisons to his work on The Avengers!

"It wasn't an easy task," Whedon admitted when asked about being brought in to rework Justice League. "Adding scenes to completely rejig a movie which was near enough done was one thing but directing those in the time I was given made the whole process an arduous and daunting job."

The filmmaker wouldn't get into specifics when it comes to what he added and removed but admitted that it was an awful lot. "Joss Whedon's Justice League is definitely different to Zack Snyder's Justice League. Then again, this film is really both of ours as I'm sure our respective versions would be totally unique beasts which weren't...this [Laughs]. I know a lot of fans have very specific ideas about what Justice League should be but when you're working with people who thought it would be cool to have Gal [Gadot] wear a Batsuit in the final act, there's really only so much you can do."

Unfortunately, Whedon didn't elaborate on what else the studio was looking to add but did briefly touch on moustache-gate. "[Laughs] Oh man, I have seen some sights during my career but that waxed back moustache takes the biscuit. I'm not sure how long it would have taken Henry to grow it back but we couldn't chop it off so I guess you can put Superman's face down to being damaged by Doomsday. We had limited time and money and it was that or have him look like an 80s ****star."

As for where Justice League ultimately went wrong, Whedon seemed to grow antsy and attempted to wrap the conversation up. "Look, I love these characters and the studio...the studio loves a hit. Ultimately, none of us walked away happy but it is what it is and not every superhero movie can be The Avengers. We struck gold with that one and I guess the world of DC is better suited to TV."

"The team exists in the DC Universe now," he concluded. "I'm not sure they'll ever reform but we put them out there and what comes next isn't up to me. I tried but something went wrong somewhere and I guess the movie was a little too much Justice League and not enough Avengers. That movie was just so damn good. You guys saw it right? [Laughs] I really made an effort with those two."

As for why his Batgirl movie didn't become a reality, Whedon would only say, "I guess [Warner Bros.] weren't ready for ****s in a Batsuit. [Laughs]" He then walked off the stage in his scruffy Avengers shirt giggling to himself about something we'll probably never actually know the full story about.

So, the filmmaker has finally broken his silence about Justice League and his remarks certainly leave us with food for thought! What do you guys think? As always, share your thoughts in the usual place and if you're interested in watching the whole panel, be sure to click on the source link above.
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Joss Whedon Finally Breaks His Silence On JUSTICE LEAGUE; "Not Every Superhero Movie Can Be THE AVENGERS"
Joss Whedon Finally Breaks His Silence On JUSTICE LEAGUE; "Not Every Superhero Movie Can Be THE AVENGERS"
Joss Whedon took over the reigns of Justice League from Zack Snyder and the results were...interesting, to say the least. Now, the filmmaker has briefly commented on his work on the DC Comics adaptation...
Josh Wilding | 4/1/2018
Filed Under: "Justice League" Source: YouTube

Over the weekend, Joss Whedon made an appearance at Awesome Con in Washington, D.C. for a Q&A panel which touched on everything from Buffy the Vampire Slayer to The Avengers...and Justice League! After months of silence from the director (not including some thinly veiled digs on social media), Whedon finally opened up about the movie and was surprisingly open about the whole thing.

While he clearly didn't want to get too much into what happened, the filmmaker did touch on being brought in at such a late stage, dealing with Henry Cavill's facial hair, and what he hopes to see next from the heroes. Surprisingly, he also made a fair few comparisons to his work on The Avengers!

"It wasn't an easy task," Whedon admitted when asked about being brought in to rework Justice League. "Adding scenes to completely rejig a movie which was near enough done was one thing but directing those in the time I was given made the whole process an arduous and daunting job."

The filmmaker wouldn't get into specifics when it comes to what he added and removed but admitted that it was an awful lot. "Joss Whedon's Justice League is definitely different to Zack Snyder's Justice League. Then again, this film is really both of ours as I'm sure our respective versions would be totally unique beasts which weren't...this [Laughs]. I know a lot of fans have very specific ideas about what Justice League should be but when you're working with people who thought it would be cool to have Gal [Gadot] wear a Batsuit in the final act, there's really only so much you can do."

Unfortunately, Whedon didn't elaborate on what else the studio was looking to add but did briefly touch on moustache-gate. "[Laughs] Oh man, I have seen some sights during my career but that waxed back moustache takes the biscuit. I'm not sure how long it would have taken Henry to grow it back but we couldn't chop it off so I guess you can put Superman's face down to being damaged by Doomsday. We had limited time and money and it was that or have him look like an 80s ****star."

As for where Justice League ultimately went wrong, Whedon seemed to grow antsy and attempted to wrap the conversation up. "Look, I love these characters and the studio...the studio loves a hit. Ultimately, none of us walked away happy but it is what it is and not every superhero movie can be The Avengers. We struck gold with that one and I guess the world of DC is better suited to TV."

"The team exists in the DC Universe now," he concluded. "I'm not sure they'll ever reform but we put them out there and what comes next isn't up to me. I tried but something went wrong somewhere and I guess the movie was a little too much Justice League and not enough Avengers. That movie was just so damn good. You guys saw it right? [Laughs] I really made an effort with those two."

As for why his Batgirl movie didn't become a reality, Whedon would only say, "I guess [Warner Bros.] weren't ready for ****s in a Batsuit. [Laughs]" He then walked off the stage in his scruffy Avengers shirt giggling to himself about something we'll probably never actually know the full story about.

So, the filmmaker has finally broken his silence about Justice League and his remarks certainly leave us with food for thought! What do you guys think? As always, share your thoughts in the usual place and if you're interested in watching the whole panel, be sure to click on the source link above.
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Pretty sure that’s an April’s fools joke

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

I saw JL last night with my dad and as soon as it starts, he noticed Cavil's weird face. For the next 25 minutes he just kept asking who was that guy, and that other guy, and who's that big guy with the axe. The Darkseid name drop meant nothing to him because he doesn't know the character. It did nothing for me for a different reason. Other than that, he enjoyed it. It wasn't boring, simple alien invasion story, a few good jokes, and not too long. It's basically a Super Friends episode but with crappy costumes. He liked it and I still think it sucks, because I know the source material, unlike my dad.