Posted on 11/25/2017 11:09:56 AM PST by Rummyfan
Wonder Woman will probably make it out okay. But everyone else associated with this movie is toast.
One of the rituals of Thanksgiving weekend is heading out to see a movie. And so, with that in mind, let me do you a mitzvah: Do not see Justice League. Under any circumstances do not go to see Justice League.
Justice League is the movie I’ve been waiting for since I was a kid. It’s the comic book series I loved the most and the team I always wanted to see on the big screen. I say this so that you’ll know my priors. But I also want you to understand that I’ve reached the point in life where even the prospect of a cherished childhood comic book being turned into a movie no longer gives me any great excitement. It’s not cynicism, exactly. It’s just that I understand what I like and I understand the economics of the movie business and so I understand that movies like Justice League aren’t made for people like me. And I accept these basic economic facts.
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Wonder Woman ROCKS!
James Cameron objects to her being pretty and wants her to be butch like Sarah Connor was in Terminator 2.
She may be but she’s liplocked with a couple of other gals.
She’s a superhero that the boys and girls all agree on in our house. ( we are NOT in agreement on Batman. Lol!)
Just saw the Wonder Woman movie over Thanksgiving (didn’t pay to see it - a friend streamed it for free somehow). Thought it was utter dreck. Crappy CGI veneer over a stupid plot and mostly bad acting. Glad I didn’t pay to see it.
Flash is a fag. And Batman serves no purpose next to a demigod. White Aquaman was diversified. DC is lost.
#19 DCEU
Is that DC European Union?...
Starring the evil Belgians.
I think it stands for DC Extended Universe.
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