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I imagine how many amazing photos Zack probably has on his phone...damn.
And I pray you never find out. You'd fap yourself into oblivion.
I imagine how many amazing photos Zack probably has on his phone...damn.
Maybe we'll see Gal's hairless pits again and another SJW rant will ensue. To tell you the truth I'm surprised I haven't seen any complaints about her "skirt " being too short.

t:And I pray you never find out. You'd fap yourself into oblivion.
Didn't Snyder post an image of a Batman toy/statue before?
It's definitely not the JL batsuit, but the brow of the mask doesn't look like JL or BvS.
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This could be me, but it doesn't look like the BvS nor the JL costume to me; maybe it is from Ben's screentest?? Or *putting on tinfoil hat* maybe there is a THIRD JL costume??!!
I remember that picture of Cav-El posing with the kids and the other leaguers cutouts, and thinking that Batman's costume there also looked different to the other ones we've seen, and this one reminds me of that one...
Or it could be all in my head, of course.
EDIT: This one, perhaps....??
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Justice League 2 then
Or a solo movie:
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The dim lighting makes it difficult to know for sure, but I agree: it looks like an early prototype of the BvS suit.
A poncy university term for sure, but the idea that women are framed for the benefit of male pleasure a great deal of the time in movies is a valid and obvious one. As is the fact that Diana is not framed in that way... which is a very good thing.
BvS or JL?
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It's just another term that makes men sound like predatory apes.
Also important for contrasting with the reverse, "female gaze". Which is something rarely seen, and when it is, often gets bad reactions from the men in the audience.
IIRC, that scene was described by Geoff Johns or Zack Snyder a while ago, but I am not sure.
And the shot of Flash tipping the sword to WW or whatever is also in last leak and I don't remember ever seeing that in a promo, so it's just someone borrowing from other...creative mind here.
EDIT: I was wrong, it wasn't described by these guys, but it was in footages shown to some selected journalists
https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2017/03/...r-woman-and-aquaman-hits-all-the-right-notes/

The thing I love about Zack Snyder movies is production value. Clay Enos and him are part of it. Every shot of the costume this man posts on social media will trend, because so much thought&work was put into those suits. They're special and seeing them with different lighting and angles will never get old.
Also important for contrasting with the reverse, "female gaze". Which is something rarely seen, and when it is, often gets bad reactions from the men in the audience.