Ninjablade
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Lily... I don't need this in my head, man.She'll be in a thong and bend over in front of Condiment King and his mayo shoots out on Ivy.
Lily... I don't need this in my head, man.She'll be in a thong and bend over in front of Condiment King and his mayo shoots out on Ivy.
Lily... I don't need this in my head, man.
Don't you "Huzza" me with your nasty ass.
It's James Gunn and I've seen Slither.
I need this on a t-shirt. No context necessary.Don't you "Huzza" me with your nasty ass.
It needed more naked Barry of course.Sometimes i do wonder what The Flash would have been like with Gustin in the role instead. He could have played the dual role much better and much more affable than Ezra's chalkboard scratching interpretation.
Not me, I tend more to go down the rabbit hole of, “what if the Game Night guys had won in the Them vs. Ezra battle…who would they have recast with? What would that movie have looked like?”Sometimes i do wonder what The Flash would have been like with Gustin in the role instead.
Something tells me they really wanted Christian back and could only get Keaton and Andy just didn't get the aesthetic is crucial to Keaton's Bat films.My reasons for why The Flash didn't work...
The Michael Keaton Batman doesn't really generate much nostalgia because he is out of place in the DCEU. No Tim Burton, no stylized Gotham City... he doesn't even get to drive the iconic Batmobile. He is in daylight in most of his scenes. It never felt like the same character.
Ezra Miller sucks as The Flash. Was always a poor casting choice. And all the problematic stuff they were doing leading up to the film made them a detriment to selling the movie to audiences. But even before that, they weren't the type of actor that audiences wanted to see to begin with. Making them the lead in a superhero movie was always a bad fit.
The DCEU was dead. Audiences were ready to move on to the next thing.
I would mourn that loss more if we never got D&D out of it. We won out in the long run.Not me, I tend more to go down the rabbit hole of, “what if the Game Night guys had won in the Them vs. Ezra battle…who would they have recast with? What would that movie have looked like?”
Hey you know how people loved Tony and Peter in the MCU? Let's do that with Bruce and Barry, but worse.Grant not playing Flash isn't why it failed. But Ezra playing the role was a factor. They needed to recast with a completely different actor and also not focus on shoe horsing in Batman and crap. Focus on making a great movie about the Flash
I’d like to see generations too. If they can explain it away then I’d want Storm, Cyclops, Beast, Jean, Wolverine to be a bit older and also eventually having younger student types like Jubilee and Kitty.I fear the same.
I have said this before, but I think it's so weird when I see fans talking about 30y olds like they're too old for the X-Men. 30 is still super young, and people are looking younger and younger now.
DeWanda is now 40, and if you ask me, I think that's totally fine for Ororo. And the character doesn't have to be the same age as the actor, btw.
I think the X-Men should have different generations, but some of the main members like Storm, Cyclops and Jean should be a bit mature.
30 is perfect because is young while having some maturity.
Ezra being the star and it sucking aren’t totally independent events.Or maybe people didn't want to see the movie cause of a mix of Ezra Miller being the star and it sucked
I’d like to see generations too. If they can explain it away then I’d want Storm, Cyclops, Beast, Jean, Wolverine to be a bit older and also eventually having younger student types like Jubilee and Kitty.
Would work for me if they were doing low profile stuff (unlike the Avengers) before a boom in the number of young mutants meant the issue couldn't be kept under wraps anymore, time to go public.I’ve long proposed the idea of there having been an OG teenage X Men squad superheroing under the radar. The MCU reboot would involve the now adult Scott and Jean trying to get the band back together.
Yeah, I remember when Singer used that I wanted to make a romantic Superman movie about his relationship with Lois. You had him knock her up, memory wipe her, and left her for like 10 years.First women killed Superman Returns. Then they killed The Flash. They must be stopped.
But there’s something else going on here with The Flash, billed by co-DC Boss James Gunn back in January as “probably one of the greatest superhero movies ever made.” And that’s that moviegoers disagree, giving it a B CinemaScore and 77% on Comscore/Screen Engine PostTrak exits, with a 59% recommend. That buzz, coupled with the fact that The Flash is very male-heavy and not pulling in as many women as Aquaman and Wonder Woman, is slowing it down.
The day is still young, though one thing about last night was how male-heavy Flash was at 74%. To some degree these figures are not surprising as this is where the box office openings of deep universe superhero movies live when they’re starting off a franchise.
My reasons for why The Flash didn't work...
The Michael Keaton Batman doesn't really generate much nostalgia because he is out of place in the DCEU. No Tim Burton, no stylized Gotham City... he doesn't even get to drive the iconic Batmobile. He is in daylight in most of his scenes. It never felt like the same character.
Ezra Miller sucks as The Flash. Was always a poor casting choice. And all the problematic stuff they were doing leading up to the film made them a detriment to selling the movie to audiences. But even before that, they weren't the type of actor that audiences wanted to see to begin with. Making them the lead in a superhero movie was always a bad fit.
The DCEU was dead. Audiences were ready to move on to the next thing.