I was really worried about that but he did at least say it’s not an origin story, thank goodness.
I love the DC universe but have never clicked with this era of movies. The Justice League animated show is so good. Maybe the new direction for the movies can capture a little of that charm but in a more mature format.
The first 2 Thor movie are generally considered to be the worst marvel movies.
They are also the most DC-like of the Marvel movies.
Todd Phillip’s The Joker was a big hit. Sandberg’s Shazam was also considered a hit. Are they not part of the DCEU?
There was an entire TV show about Clark Kent growing up in Smallville.
My understanding was that Joker was not DCEU.
Shazam was a minor hit, and the second best DC behind WW
I saw “The Fabelmans” last night. Save your $19 bucks. What a snoozefest.
Good to know, I’ll add that “Amsterdam” was a massive disappointment, hoping “Babylon” is much better.
Haven’t had a chance to see it yet, but I’ve been told the David Harbour asskicking Santa movie is an absolute blast to watch. That’ll probably be our next theater outing.
I loved Amsterdam. Agreed re: Fabelmans.
I wanted to love it. There was a lot to like (story/cast/cinematography/set production), but somehow the script/dialogue just didn’t do it for me.
It was definitely weird and took some getting used to. For the first third or so I was kind of like: are they fucking with me? But then I figured out: Oh, it’s earnest, and found it endlessly delightful the rest of the way.
Spielberg is so good at the fundamentals of filmmaking that I’ll watch almost anything he does. I have never enjoyed a broadway musical in my life, but West Side Story was so well done from a technical standpoint that I found things to like in every scene. Or when I thought I’d loathe Ready Player One, nope, surprisingly enjoyable.
Even with this in mind, I have absolutely no interest in seeing The Fabelmans.
This guy wins Christmas.
You can either give us the cookies, or you can be destroyed.
How on earth do you make such a thing?
It’s all too easy.
Do I routinely say this?
Absolutely.
Well, here’s one example: https://www.instructables.com/Encase-Your-Friends-in-Carbonite/
That’s a bit more effort than I would want to put in, but everybody’s got to have a hobby.
The John McEnroe documentary on Paramount plus/Showtime is really good.
[Obligatory] You can not be serious!