True but at least there was some doubt about it or at least not heavily focused on.How did you guys feel about Tim Burton's Batman killing fools left and right? Like that bomb the Batmobile drops at the factory, pretty sure at least a few guys were taken out by that.
Yep, and we love that show. I just tend to think of it as a elseworlds kind of thing but you're not wrong.
Wonder if there will be a season 2?Yep, and we love that show. I just tend to think of it as a elseworlds kind of thing but you're not wrong.
I heard it's going to happen. Gunn greenlit it (of course since it is his project) and the cast are all on board as well.Wonder if there will be a season 2?
That's good to hear.I heard it's going to happen. Gunn greenlit it (of course since it is his project) and the cast are all on board as well.
This is why he is the wrong choice to make aBatmanfilm.
Was it worse than Suckerpunch? Because I think Suckerpunch was one of the worst movies to ever get a traditional release in theaters.Rebel moon was so bad.. it would have been good if it just needed a sepia color filter to be considered good.
Suckerpunch had cheesecake, I'll be honest that's why I watched it and ultimately thought it was ok. Rebel Moon.... hot garbage. And the color of hot garbage too!Was it worse than Suckerpunch? Because I think Suckerpunch was one of the worst movies to ever get a traditional release in theaters.
If Sucker Punch is a 10, then Rebel moon is minus infinite. The most important difference is that Sucker Punch had ambiguity on its side, you don't have to take it at face value. Rebel Moon however is completely serious. Snyder might intended Sucker Punch to be serious as well, so it might be a fluke that it can be interpreted differently, but still it makes a world of difference. Plus it had eyecandy and visuals on its side. Rebel Moon is brown washed out diarrhea, with the main protagonist being mid at best.Was it worse than Suckerpunch? Because I think Suckerpunch was one of the worst movies to ever get a traditional release in theaters.
Batman didn't do that. In fact the only death he caused on screen was the Joker's. Other deaths were implied, but not explicitly shown. Beyond that, I take each film or series as a universe of its own and don't necessarily mind them going off script. What I disagree with is Nolan's statement that Batman is irrelevant if he can't kill. It only proves he doesn't understand the character, and has no idea how to make a movie with him that stays true to the source material.How did you guys feel about Tim Burton's Batman killing fools left and right? Like that bomb the Batmobile drops at the factory, pretty sure at least a few guys were taken out by that.
Batman didn't do that. In fact the only death he caused on screen was the Joker's. Other deaths were implied, but not explicitly shown. Beyond that, I take each film or series as a universe of its own and don't necessarily mind them going off script. What I disagree with is Nolan's statement that Batman is irrelevant if he can't kill. It only proves he doesn't understand the character, and has no idea how to make a movie with him that stays true to the source material.
