I'm more talking about the harassment members of WB and professional critics, and the inappropriate hash-tagging on social media posts like in the article I linked.
The Geeks and Gamers thing seems more like he's separating himself from that particular brand/company more so than telling his own toxic fans to stop being toxic imo. I commend him for doing that, but I'm talking more about just telling toxic members of his own fanbase to settle down a bit.
As I stated before, I'm sure they're just a very vocal minority - I think the GvK thing is perhaps a tad overblown at the moment (however review bombing in any form is just pathetic - whether it's this, TLJ, Captain Marvel, or a Snyder film lol). However, if you look on most of WB's tweets from before the Snyder Cut was released there were a lot of users just bombarding the tweets with #ReleaseTheSnyderCut - I distinctly remember seeing them on tweets made about celebrities dying. They come in abundance. It's pathetic on serious matters like that honestly - it crosses the line between "passionate fans" and "selfish, entitled morons".
How is the movie's financial success? Are there some sort of box office numbers?
Not really, there's been talk of numbers from a platform called Samba TV listing it 1.8 million viewers which was apparently less than WW88 and about the same as the firs episode of Falcon and Winter Soldier but I'm not sure how accurate those numbers are. Still and all I'd say it was a pretty good hit for HBO Max
And yet that's almost always the bottom line with you.
The plot is messy and confusing, there's no coherent theme, the movie hits the pause button to show ads for the then-next DCEU films, and "Martha." Bad movies have committed fewer sins than that.
My opinion with reasoning behind it; either make a counterpoint or let it go.
There's no proof of me saying that, since I never did. Do I think the MCU Spider-Man movies are good? Yeah, but that's not the same thing
You are literally the only one saying that. Maybe you should stop bringing it up?
Please keep your fan fiction out of it. There is no media conspiracy against Snyder (or anyone else, for that matter), period. That fantasy has no place in this conversation.
And after you posted this, cult members hijacked an anti-racism project to try and make it a Snyververse campaign. Toxic and entitled, much?
So, the repeated criticisms that the Snyder Cut was a bloated film with too many endings doesn't mean anything?
I see that you're telling me stuff that doesn't really address the main questions (was the movie bloated with stuff that should've been cut and did it have too many endings?).
Thought that was universally agreed on.
I follow your fervor, if nothing else.
What's the difference?
You mean the people who would've been clamoring for it anyways once the Snyder Cut was dropped? I'd be more interested in there was demand for it from the non-Snyder cult members. I mean, that's the demographic that needs to be onboard to make resurrecting the Snyderverse financially possible. (Also, I would point out that even if the Snyderverse was resurrected, there's no guarantee that it wouldn't go all "Pet Sematary" in the end or that it would find its audience. I mean, BvS was of a kind and it didn't do well.)
To be fair, I don't understand half of what you say.
Do I need to repeat what I've said about Rotten Tomatoes again for you to remember?
More like I find fault with the fans because of their bad behavior.
Hijacking an anti-racism conversation is a new low for any situation.
Sometimes. You forgot "breaking canon" to that list, though.
We get it, you hate the MCU. Can you say something new, please?
Per say.
As Shakespeare put it, sound and fury, etc. (So, the Snyder cultists aren't the same for demanding that the Snyderverse take over the DCEU again?)
Yeah, that's true (although Hamill was taken out of context), but can stay on subject, please?
When did I say that?
Doctor Strange: "You are the right person to replace Logan."
X-23: "I know there are people who disapprove... Guys on the Internet mainly."
(All-New Wolverine #4)
- No it is not, not even close. the bottom of me is filming and seeing these movies explore itself artistically and break more grounds, which is the reason I was always... a give Snyder a chance person because he was one of the most passionate directors out there. In a way, he is even more valuable than Bryan Singer or Chris Nolan because at least he was a fan of the comics.
- That was not the film I saw
Your reasoned opinion was because it made Marvel light hearted action comedies come off in a negative light. now that can be your personal counterpoint but that is not objective professional film critique, because you are using an external fault, ,we are talking the movies that opened with holocaust and david duke kkk kind of villains or didnt even have the main characters throw punches but they fought their better with brilliant social arguments that was the main plot of the story?My opinion with reasoning behind it; either make a counterpoint or let it go.
there is hardly any film maker, (even the ones that hate all comic book movies) writer or director or long term comic book reader that will think those kind of stuff are dated in 2021 .... for a comic book movie. the universal opinion is just not there because it merits zero substance.
I don't forget statements like that as a big Spiderman fan, you have said it many times that the Sam Raimi movies and MCU movies are the same and are alike. strange because right now I think Spiderman 3 was trying to be the snyder cut and failedThere's no proof of me saying that, since I never did. Do I think the MCU Spider-Man movies are good? Yeah, but that's not the same thing
It's just media spin. few fans in the fandom act bad and you think it is the whole fandom? Also where we not told by the mods to stop calling fanbases...... a cult?And after you posted this, cult members hijacked an anti-racism project to try and make it a Snyververse campaign. Toxic and entitled, much?Because this is not a major criticism. I took my time to read the thread on the spoilers and many have said the opposite even the people that doubted the film.
So, the repeated criticisms that the Snyder Cut was a bloated film with too many endings doesn't mean anything?
The film was not badly edited.I see that you're telling me stuff that doesn't really address the main questions (was the movie bloated with stuff that should've been cut and did it have too many endings?).
I meant what I said, no fervor. I saw the film today again with my sis because she had not seen it , the final battle was shot great and well artistically put together, I am not kidding , this is James Cameron level kind of good. I was so surprised how much I liked it because I have never been a big fan of big generic cgi final battles. I prefer the more heavy dramatic endings seen in some Batman/X-men films but Snyder made this art in motion.I follow your fervor, if nothing else.
it was not messy, it was not all over the place, the cinematography was clear and all the heroes were very well positioned during the battle which made the fight scene more engaging from the outside watching in, Truly it was an upgrade from what we have seen with the Avengers films were everything is so basic in construction.
I hope we get an official upload soon on youtube because this is actually the best CGI final fight scene in a comic film. Snyder has achieved what Michael Bay, Brett Ratner (X-Men 3) or Joss Whedon and The Russo could not do. he made a big final battle scene not look messy, over explosive, over destructive or stuffed.
The difference is celebrating a director's work, celebrating film making. this is not tick box kind of review used to superficially over market movies.What's the difference?
The good people out there who don't need to demonise anyone, I think it strange how you are focusing only on a very small negative aspect of fanbases and you ignore the majority of fanbase don't act like that. You are focusing on a vocal minority.You mean the people who would've been clamoring for it anyways once the Snyder Cut was dropped? I'd be more interested in there was demand for it from the non-Snyder cult members. I mean, that's the demographic that needs to be onboard to make resurrecting the Snyderverse financially possible. (Also, I would point out that even if the Snyderverse was resurrected, there's no guarantee that it wouldn't go all "Pet Sematary" in the end or that it would find its audience. I mean, BvS was of a kind and it didn't do well.)
I don't think that will be necessary because rotten tomatoes is not about reviewing movies that is supposed to help the mind understand what film making is.Do I need to repeat what I've said about Rotten Tomatoes again for you to remember?
you think marvel fans like me saying marvel needs more variety beyond the MCU is hate, LOL, no wonder you told me comic films that came out 20 years ago that made people take comic films extremely seriously is dated when in contrast, it now even gets more respect, just look at man of steel? Snyder was right when he said man of steel will stand the test of time better than Aquaman and Shazam.We get it, you hate the MCU. Can you say something new, please?
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/14/m...ce-league.html
Ironic because Snyder fans also feel the same way, they wanted Snyder in, to still keep the variety for DC, they saw DC loosing their creative freedom. How are folks like this called haters because they support their beloved marvel/dc movies doing different things something that has been around since the 70s? sigh, I think the Snydercut vindication is only getting sweeter because DC nearly lost all of it in 2017.
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Justice League Screenwriter Chris Terrio Is Super Pissed Off
Here’s a few highlights from the interview that stuck out to me:
-Terrio calls the theatrical cut of Justice League, “an act of vandalism.”
- Terrio hated the title “Dawn Of Justice” saying it was “self-important and clueless in a way” & speculated that marketing came up with it even though it was actually Zack Snyder himself who came up with the title.
- After Terrio saw the theatrical cut of JL he asked to have his name taken off the movie
- Was not invited to the Justice League set.
- The original BvS script by David Goyer before Terrio rewrote it was darker featuring elements such as Lois Lane getting punched in the opening in Africa, and Batman branding Lex Luthor in the end.
- Was surprised to see how much Snyder hewed close to his original JL script in his cut with some minor revisions.
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"I love mankind...it's people I can't stand!!"
- Charles Schultz.
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