Hahahahaha wow. I guess a handicam rip of BvS Is already out there as I just saw some gifs from the film.
The OBLIGATORY JUSTICE LEAGUE CAMEOS bit is straight up hilarious
Like
Each of the clips are on a hard drive and have the character's logos as their icon in the folder ready to go and have absolutely no bearing on the plot
It is 2 minutes of nothing but HEY WE ARE DOING JUSTICE LEAGUE YOU GUYS FOR REAL LOOK AT THIS
Also Barry Allen has long hair in a manbun
fuck
he also has an awful looking ratty beard when he shows up after bruce's darkseid nightmare
Yeah I mean I know part of the fun of the show is that everyone is really pretty super charming versions of characters and Cisco is definitely one of the highlights of the show
they're just kind of having their cake and eating it too by giving him all the highlights of the geek archetype but none of the hangups that come with it
they're kind of doing the opposite of treating nerdiness as a disability the way some comedies do
Yeah I mean I know part of the fun of the show is that everyone is really pretty super charming versions of characters and Cisco is definitely one of the highlights of the show
they're just kind of having their cake and eating it too by giving him all the highlights of the geek archetype but none of the hangups that come with it
they're kind of doing the opposite of treating nerdiness as a disability the way some comedies do
Comic convention raves and parties have existed for a long long time.
Yeah I mean I know part of the fun of the show is that everyone is really pretty super charming versions of characters and Cisco is definitely one of the highlights of the show
they're just kind of having their cake and eating it too by giving him all the highlights of the geek archetype but none of the hangups that come with it
they're kind of doing the opposite of treating nerdiness as a disability the way some comedies do
I could be wrong because old as fuck get off my lawn etc, but from what I understand, Nerds haven't been the outcasts for , like, almost a decade now?
Right, nerdiness and asociality/introversion aren't a one-to-one thing, despite what Hollywood would have us believe. And even us introverts do like to party, occasionally.
This interview seems like an allegory for the movie itself: so bloated on its sense of self-importance that it forgets to present the audience with any reason to endure it.
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Right, nerdiness and asociality/introversion aren't a one-to-one thing, despite what Hollywood would have us believe. And even us introverts do like to party, occasionally.
I like to party all the time! But then I have to go be away from everyone and sit in a regeneration chamber for a day
But he seems to eternally be in the "I'm going to talk about all the weed I smoke" phase of being a weed-smoker
Yeah but there are some good stories out of that. Like how he always wants to use Peapod or whatever grocery delivery service is out where he lives but they refuse to deliver because the house use to belong to Matt Damon and he stiffed the delivery company several times when ordering groceries for parties and the last time it happened Smith was high and answered the door, so even though he never stiffed them they think he did because hes the one who answered the door.
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But he seems to eternally be in the "I'm going to talk about all the weed I smoke" phase of being a weed-smoker
Yeah but there are some good stories out of that. Like how he always wants to use Peapod or whatever grocery delivery service is out where he lives but they refuse to deliver because the house use to belong to Matt Damon and he stiffed the delivery company several times when ordering groceries for parties and the last time it happened Smith was high and answered the door, so even though he never stiffed them they think he did because hes the one who answered the door.
I'm reading this topic go from BvS's Flash to Cisco dancing in the club in the latest Flash episode and I can't help but be fascinated at what Cisco Ramon would be like in the DCCU.
I stopped a few paragraphs in because what the fuck am I even reading?
Wow
I feel like BvS was this guy's Cthulhu
He witnessed something that broke his goddamn mind and is now trying to scrawl out a warning to the rest of humanity
Or at least maybe it was an office bet? " I bet you can't write a review about Batman vs Superman that mentions 9/11 almost 100 times!"
That's not a review, that's straight up film analysis
And it makes some pretty cogent points near the end that really convey the author's crippling depression after seeing Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, a film about two superheroes who have given up on any and all definitions of the word "justice"
But he seems to eternally be in the "I'm going to talk about all the weed I smoke" phase of being a weed-smoker
Yeah but there are some good stories out of that. Like how he always wants to use Peapod or whatever grocery delivery service is out where he lives but they refuse to deliver because the house use to belong to Matt Damon and he stiffed the delivery company several times when ordering groceries for parties and the last time it happened Smith was high and answered the door, so even though he never stiffed them they think he did because hes the one who answered the door.
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Yeah, I'd missed the word asocial in there
Cisco is a pretty social person
Dude loves to network.
a lot of nerdy shit is actually quite social tbh
and that's actually in the costume
they're just kind of having their cake and eating it too by giving him all the highlights of the geek archetype but none of the hangups that come with it
they're kind of doing the opposite of treating nerdiness as a disability the way some comedies do
I really really wanted to like it, but I just couldn't hang with the art style
Comic convention raves and parties have existed for a long long time.
I love that review
that's probably the only movie review I've ever actually finished reading
I could be wrong because old as fuck get off my lawn etc, but from what I understand, Nerds haven't been the outcasts for , like, almost a decade now?
Right, nerdiness and asociality/introversion aren't a one-to-one thing, despite what Hollywood would have us believe. And even us introverts do like to party, occasionally.
This interview seems like an allegory for the movie itself: so bloated on its sense of self-importance that it forgets to present the audience with any reason to endure it.
I, I guess I'm just kinda feeling the Cisco envy.
I wish I could be as cool as senpai.
I like to party all the time! But then I have to go be away from everyone and sit in a regeneration chamber for a day
Wow
I feel like BvS was this guy's Cthulhu
He witnessed something that broke his goddamn mind and is now trying to scrawl out a warning to the rest of humanity
Or at least maybe it was an office bet? " I bet you can't write a review about Batman vs Superman that mentions 9/11 almost 100 times!"
Much like Cthulhu, it should never have appeared in person on screen
what did they give my big fat greek wedding 2
1 1/2. Damn fractal ratings, you're ruining movie reviews!
The Slant one?
Yeah but there are some good stories out of that. Like how he always wants to use Peapod or whatever grocery delivery service is out where he lives but they refuse to deliver because the house use to belong to Matt Damon and he stiffed the delivery company several times when ordering groceries for parties and the last time it happened Smith was high and answered the door, so even though he never stiffed them they think he did because hes the one who answered the door.
The hardest partiers I knew in college were all geeks and/or nerds.
They were also mega-charismatic.
But like we used to prefunk while painting WH40k before going bar-hopping.
No the one that tries to link the amount of money bvs is going to make (which it isnt) to the number of Muslims because...
Because?
Wtf, Matt Damon?!
there are giants out there?
actually, I like to party
That's not a review, that's straight up film analysis
And it makes some pretty cogent points near the end that really convey the author's crippling depression after seeing Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, a film about two superheroes who have given up on any and all definitions of the word "justice"
I feel you, man
I feel you
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it was the faintest of hopes
It's actually Ben Affleck.
oh god
the vengabus is coming
everybody does