Black Lightning is higher. And Superman & Lois S4 and Legends of Tomorrow S5&6 are the highest-rated single seasons.Here's an interesting fact which you can bring up at the next party you go to and become instantly popular there, the Arrowverse show with the highest RT score is ... Naomi.
You're right , I was referring to average score, and I think Superman and LOT only had a handful of reviews in later seasons.Black Lightning is higher. And Superman & Lois S4 and Legends of Tomorrow S5&6 are the highest-rated single seasons.
I don’t think Snyder hated Superman.
He had a different take.
Snyder apparently felt that Superman had to go through a period of darkness and depression before he became a symbol of light and hope.
Thankfully, audiences SOUNDLY rejected that idea.
I disagree. When you hear about his plans for Justice League sequel, he hated Superman. Or at the very least he was embarrassed by a being as powerful as Superman being altruistic and good.
Nice to know that I was not the only one experiencing the ugly cry.Also, symbol of hope and light = Jesus.
Man didn't hate Superman. He didn't understand Superman. Once again, he is an Ayn Rand fanboy. Which is why he would be confused by the last scene of Clark and Lex in the final episode of Superman & Lois.
God, that finale made me ugly cry.
Dunno what people are talking about, Titans rocks.
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I feel the need to clarify due to my unironic love of terrible things that no, Titans was very bad. It's no Madame Web.
I'll be fair, it was a hallucination I think. I dunno. I kinda spaced out around the point Donna got iced by a power line.And for those that havent seen Titans….that is Bruce Wayne in that gif.
Let that sink in.
They lost me with, “F$$K Batman!”I'll be fair, it was a hallucination I think. I dunno. I kinda spaced out around the point Donna got iced by a power line.
Where's the baby in the microwave?
He was going to be doing that either way
Yeah that the feeling of a made up headline.He was going to be doing that either way
Yeah that the feeling of a made up headline.
I don't buy this. The Russos had already done Cherry and The Gray Man when they were brought on board, so Feige knew what he was getting by hiring them. I seriously doubt that he's paying attention to the Rotten Tomatoes score of The Electric State.
I don't buy this. The Russos had already done Cherry and The Gray Man when they were brought on board, so Feige knew what he was getting by hiring them. I seriously doubt that he's paying attention to the Rotten Tomatoes score of The Electric State.
That said, I definitely believe that Feige will be more hands on with these films. For Marvel to remain culturally relevant (and also to avoid being fired), these Avengers movies need to be massive successes. Whether micromanagement will translate into decent films is debatable, especially with RDJ as Doom. These movies just seem fundamentally flawed from their inception, regardless of directors.
The reason you can't do that is because they don't have any individualistic creative voice. There's very little artistry in what they do, hence why their films not involving Feige have not only just been bad, but have been bottom barrel garbage. It's why their best work is in TV.I think here's the question we have to ask ourselves though: what does a "russos bros" film mean? You know what a Nolan film means. A Villaneuve. A Cameron. A James Gunn. A Ryan Coogler. Even a Zack Snyder. What are you getting with Russos bro helmed movie, exactly? What is their brand? What are THEY bringing to Doomsday and Secret Wars?
I think the Russos USED to be associated as strong action directors. I think their brand was "youre going to get good fight scenes in a Russo Bros film." But thats all i can think of.