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Watchmen was enough for me to permanently not like anything Zack Snyder ever makes, for the rest of time. It was, literally, unforgivable.
It got a 65% critics/71% audience score on RT. I liked-but-didn't-love it. And I'd read the comic first. Though I read it as an adult, far after it was groundbreaking, which often takes a bit of oomph out of seminal works.
That's not to claim you're wrong in not liking it. It wasn't 100%/100%, after all. And I've been in the same boat for different movies. But if I were going to unforgive Snyder, it would much more likely be for Batman v Superman. Or possibly Fountainhead, which he hasn't actually made yet but I'm pretty sure it's unforgiveable to validate Ayn Rand in any way. Maybe he'll change my mind and Starship Troopers-fy it. Or maybe like Battlefield Earth, he'll try in earnest to make a good movie about it but it will be so terrible that it will give us some good punch lines at Rand's expense.
The first ~20 minutes of Man of Steel was great. The stuff on Krypton where they establish Jor El and Zod and all that. I legitimately love Zack Snyder's rendition of Krypton. Then the rest of the movie was utter trash and completely invalidated how great the first 20 minutes were. Man of Steel is absolute rubbish.
And then he topped that with Batman v Superman, one of the worst AAA films I've ever seen in my life.
Justice League: Dawn of Justice was also a rubbish movie. I realize Joss Whedon did a ton of reshoots, rewrites, and changed a bunch of stuff, but I 100% guarantee that the original cut won't be any better. It will be different. But it won't be better.
Hating a series or director or whatever for the sake of hating, thats kinda what i'm seeing in so many posts here. Sometimes super hero movies are campy. If we're irreverent to everything forever, then we'll never have another classic age.
Hating a series or director or whatever for the sake of hating, thats kinda what i'm seeing in so many posts here. Sometimes super hero movies are campy. If we're irreverent to everything forever, then we'll never have another classic age.
Yeah, reason Batman v Superman stunk it up was all the "campiness" and "irreverence."
Or is it the lack of campiness and reverence? Honestly, I can't tell what your argument is supposed to be.
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Hating a series or director or whatever for the sake of hating, thats kinda what i'm seeing in so many posts here. Sometimes super hero movies are campy. If we're irreverent to everything forever, then we'll never have another classic age.
I'm curious whether you can point out to me who is doing that vs who genuinely didn't like the work and have legitimate criticism. Is there something I'm missing that makes it obvious to you and not to me?
I'm making a tournament bracket of 64 directors and having me Facebook friends vote on each "fight," and Snyder is on there (probably facing Michael Bay in the first round). Whoever wins, I'll watch their complete works. The existence of the Snyder Cut fills me with dread.
The app is clearly Twitter. Unfortunately a lot of people use Twitter to determine what they think, much like Sheldon used a D20 to make all of his decisions on that one episode of Big Bang Theory.
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He made Man of Steel, too, which actually annoyed me and I don't even LIKE American comics!
In general just keep the man away from anything related to comics, one feels.
It got a 65% critics/71% audience score on RT. I liked-but-didn't-love it. And I'd read the comic first. Though I read it as an adult, far after it was groundbreaking, which often takes a bit of oomph out of seminal works.
That's not to claim you're wrong in not liking it. It wasn't 100%/100%, after all. And I've been in the same boat for different movies. But if I were going to unforgive Snyder, it would much more likely be for Batman v Superman. Or possibly Fountainhead, which he hasn't actually made yet but I'm pretty sure it's unforgiveable to validate Ayn Rand in any way. Maybe he'll change my mind and Starship Troopers-fy it. Or maybe like Battlefield Earth, he'll try in earnest to make a good movie about it but it will be so terrible that it will give us some good punch lines at Rand's expense.
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And then he topped that with Batman v Superman, one of the worst AAA films I've ever seen in my life.
Justice League: Dawn of Justice was also a rubbish movie. I realize Joss Whedon did a ton of reshoots, rewrites, and changed a bunch of stuff, but I 100% guarantee that the original cut won't be any better. It will be different. But it won't be better.
Zack Snyder sucks.
I quite liked the theme song for it, to be fair.
Yeah, reason Batman v Superman stunk it up was all the "campiness" and "irreverence."
Or is it the lack of campiness and reverence? Honestly, I can't tell what your argument is supposed to be.
I asked for my money back and they gave it to me
I do not like the films Zack Snyder makes
I'm curious whether you can point out to me who is doing that vs who genuinely didn't like the work and have legitimate criticism. Is there something I'm missing that makes it obvious to you and not to me?
300 or Watchmen.
Or if you mean his sixth sense, it's finding people to give him money for his wild indulgences.