No, thank you. That was fine for the Reeve-verse, but would be far too hokey and out of place nowadays.
Snyder's lingering fangirl servicing moment in the film which should service the ladies on here.
Have you not seen Thor 2?
I thought it was exposition of a necessary plot point that contributes to the narrative. How would you have handled it?
It was a Snyder shot. We saw Cavill roaring with effort and his biceps bulging in the trailer too, but when I saw the movie, the camera dipped to his adominals for a lingering close-up. I was surprised because you don't see that in serious mainstream studio films today. You would think someone from the studio or in the editing room would ask him to cut it out.
t: And he's like Tarantino in a way, he's a film nerd and likes to use different types to film-making grammar. You would see shots of the lead actor's muscles rippling in the Italian Sword and Sandal pics or some of Arnie's 80 action pics to show how "macho and powerful" the hero is. So it was just that, I wouldn't call it cringe-worthy, it was just like a overtly obvious "hero shot" or a "muscle worship" shot. It actually got a big cheer in the my theatre!
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In fairness, we got A LOT of shirtless snaps during the filming. I just thought that scene was incredibly short for something we'd seen so much of in pictures. Felt a bit of a anti climax.
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In fairness, we got A LOT of shirtless snaps during the filming. I just thought that scene was incredibly short for something we'd seen so much of in pictures. Felt a bit of a anti climax.
From the soldiers too. Especially when they first meet him. Because I was thinking about it and I was like how long was he floating there? Why was Swanwick behaving like he'd seen it before? I wish we could see all the scenes that were cut in the editing room.
