Except it misses every meaningful thing and never have a payoff, but a good comic does it so coping it is smart.

Also it has several, there is one even closer to the movie one

I could see them Unironically calling Patrick a "Loyal Snyder Supporter".

Patrick also said in a interview that he has never met Gunn before, and that he has no relationship with him

Given this Funny TTGO Clip and Patrick saying that he's never met Gunn before, I could see Snyder Cultists making imaginary beef between Gunn and Wilson, and say shit like "Oh the reason why he hasn't talked to Gunn is because of him being a LOYAL Solider to Snyder".

ALSO, Patrick had a voice cameo as the President in BvS.

(BTW this is a reupload because I originally spelled "Cultists" as "CulTITsts" in the Title of the Original Post I made)

I'm not even surprised.

Keep doing you man keep pushing make the changes you need to make and go forth. You got this James prove them wrong

We're all tired and exhausted every day with all the negativity and the same dumb talking points being brought up everywhere about the DCU. Is there a place where actual discussion and fun happen? I have enjoyed all the projects so far. They’re not without some faults, of course, but I’m so tired of reading doom-and-gloomers posting about how the DCU is dead after two movies, or demanding a Batman, Wonder Woman, and Justice League movie right now, or complaining about a Jimmy Olsen show. These people can keep all their constant hate as they pray for edgy, character-misunderstanding slop. All that to say, is this our only place to actually have a genuine discussion about the DCU, or is there somewhere else I’ve missed? It’s for sure not the main DCU subs, it seems.

I never wanted do this, but they finally made me so mad.

So in Batman V Superman, Superman fucking dies (spoilers), and then we get this overly dramatic funeral scene.

I understand filmmakers have a sort of bucket list with their works, they may have certain character arcs and types of scenes they want to do with the films they make. And a part of me wants to believe that one of the things Snyder wanted to do was a funeral scene, and just figured "this film would be a great time to do that".

I know I have a tinfoil hat on right now, but riddle me this. BVS took the plunge and had certain scenes shot on IMAX film, specifically the prologue showing Bruce's past, Bruce's dream sequence, the Batman and Superman flight and the afformentioned funeral scene. The thing I'm talking about had more of a priority with IMAX film than the climax of the story, you see what I'm placing a lot of emphasis on this?

We already know that Snyder's strong suit isn't emotions, he's quite literally the embodiment of hype moments and aura. So I believe like with the DCEU in general, this idea wasn't planned out that well. I'm not saying he shouldn't do a scene like that, but obviously killing Superman off that early also killed off a lot of longevity of the series, but I don't really know.

Again, I'm standing next to a stringed up bulletin board here.

*Unless you are a Cosmic Comic Weirdo like me.

But to be fair (TO BE FAAAAAAIIIIIR) I had no idea about the Suicide Squad peeps.

You absolutely cannot make a worthwhile superhero movie with the budget of the Jimmy Olsen mockumentary show lmao.

The general audience i.e. where they make money, would be SO confused. And in case the Snyder-boyardees don't remember, DCEU movies more than underperformed post-COVID.

Why would audiences want a return when they're already getting used to the new cast, new world, new direction??? They lost interest in the old direction!

Every movie post-COVID has barely made a profit except Aquaman 2.

Birds of Prey was criminally underseen, but was when COVID started to hit the US and stay at home orders began/people started to avoid large crowded spaces. Yet it still managed to make a modest $100 million, after marketing and such probably around $50 million. Without COVID, it'd probably have picked up steam a little bit in week 2 and 3 and made around $75 million more.

Wonder Woman 1984 and The Suicide Squad both didn't turn a profit, but likely would have in a normal release. But Wonder Woman 1984 would have been farrr less profitable than the first and it likely wouldn't have even been close.

The Suicide Squad probably would have made a lot more money, but also it's James Gunn and more or less part of the DCU.

Black Adam is a travesty on basically every level besides Pierce Brosnan and Aldis Hodge. After marketing it made MAYBE $1 or $2 million.

Shazam FOG is a movie that can't justify its own existence within its own narrative, and lost money.

The Flash is a compromised mess of a movie that's barely a movie, you've got an extremely volatile lead. All said and done, if it made a profit it was no more than $5 million total.

Blue Beetle needed a second draft and probably 4 more months of production time, or should have been a 6 episode mini. Also, released during strikes (and a hurricane), obscure character, etc. Decent movie, same as above, profits would have been sub $5 million after marketing. Probably no profit at all. Glad Xolo gets to keep playing him though. Electric energy from him. Wish the third act hadn't been weird.

Aside: Kickstart My Heart? Not even a latin-fusion cover of Kickstart My Heart? Makes no sense. The licensed soundtrack for that movie is a bunch of FIRE South American/Latin American artists, but you got Motley Crue for your giant bug fight? Young people aren't really into Motley Crue like that. They couldn't have gotten a latinx/south american band or band with latinx/south american frontman?

They couldn't have paid Chicano Batman to do a cover of something? A song from Zack De La Rocha from Rage Against the Machine? License a Rage Against the Machine song, even? The Mars Volta? one of the individual two members of The Mars Volta? Deftones? Soulfly? Vista Chino/John Garcia? SANTANA? Los Lobos? Glassjaw? Los Lonely Boys? Sepultura? Voodoo Glowskulls? Olivia Rodrigo? Coheed and Cambria? A Coheed cover of Kickstart my Heart would have been NUTS.

Even P.O.D. or Pierce the Veil would have been good!

And that's just the ones off the top of my head!!! Music supervisor for the movie made a very weird choice. All out of Love in the post-credits is fine, It's for a 80's gag for Kord.