• DragonTypeWyvern@midwest.social
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    1 month ago

    Agree to disagree, it was Supergirl and her thicc thighs saving lives.

    I mean, not as many as she should have, because she absolutely could have beaten Zod with Barry Backup, but still.

  • atempuser23@lemmy.world
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    1 month ago

    I actually liked this film. It was not art but it was fun. Miller despite being an alleged groomer:kidnapper managed to act really well against himself for the movie. It felt like 3 different characters acting against each other.

    Very very flimsy and cheesy plot that was similar to the majority of comics I read as a kid. The kind that made the .25 bin

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    29 days ago

    The movie actually decreased Batman’s coolness level.

    In the original ‘Flashpoint’ comic young Bruce Wayne was the one killed in the alley that night. His father Thomas, a noted surgeon, decided to become the Caped Crusader. Mrs. Wayne lost her mind and became the Joker. Thomas didn’t have years to train, so he used a dangerous, addictive version of the super soldier serum he got from a disgraced hero named Hour Man [because he was only strong for an hour][ yes, it’s really stupid to let your enemies know your biggest weakness, but c’mon, it was created in the 1940s and the guy was an addict…]

    In the comics, Batman was much more violent than we are used to.