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It's still very apparent to me that the people working on these films just haven't been able to hit on what makes these characters special. I will of course wait to see the film, and see how Superman is used, but if it doesn't work this time, I'm done with it.
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We love these characters and the only way we can really convey our voices that either support or boycott is with our wallets. These characters deserve better and as of now, I'm not sure if the trailer is just an underwhelming representation of a much better movie but for a JL film, I'm incredibly disappointed by this trailer. As always time will tell.
Full on war
http://comicbook.com/dc/2017/03/25/justice-league-superman-role-in-team-zack-snyder/
By the way, what was the sixth icon on that promotional website revealed to be? Was it just a clickable link to the trailer the moment it released?
God Dam!!!
Not sure unless it's being saved to reveal in the second trailer, must admit they are marketing JL better than BvS
Remember how I mentioned the scene in Batman V Superman when Wonder Woman saved Batman from the blast at the last second- how as cool as it was, it would have been INSANE if we didn't know it was going to happen!!
The less spoilers, the better!
The result is stuff like this: where computer generated models of him badly rendered are used to show him doing a little fighting. It's easy to spot the fakery, as it was in the BvS final battle. In the cartoons it's easier to get away with, as it's a cartoon, but when put into live-action the idea really is tested and exposed as wonky.
This isn't so much a criticism on the film, as any live-action Batman delivered in this way wouldn't be good. At the very least, though it wasn't a brilliant bit of character development, BvS showed this Bruce that another world of danger exists beyond his own, and that worse than Doomsday are out there. He could then feel motivated to commit himself to stop it, hence what we see here. His level of involvement just doesn't resonate with me, however. He's either going to be firing guns from his car or throwing explosive things, and that's just kind of lame.
He works far better in his own city, with villains he can actually face head-on with no funny business.
Batman watching from afar during the Doomsday fight illustrated that he really can't get involved against Super powered villains.
There's still a lot of things I'm iffy on. I think it's near certain that I will be more annoyed by Ezra Miller's Flash than any live-action hero ever. He just makes me face-palm, and he tries so hard to be what he seems to think is funny, and it just falls flat. This is best exemplified by the moment in the trailer where the team stand for a hero shot, with all the heroes looking out ahead of them with serious gazes, while Flash is looking at the rest of them with a stupid look on his face. They're desperately trying to make Barry Wally, or at least make him seem more like Spider-Man as Tom Holland is bringing him to life from the comics. He's the young kid that talks a lot and is overtly super stoked to be a superhero while everyone else is taking things seriously. I'd maybe forgive this if it was Wally we're seeing, but it's Barry, and Barry ain't Spider-Man.
One little moment that does give me chills at times is the giant battle at Apokolips. From the brief shot we get you can see Amazonians fighting the parademon army, and I'm sure that the Atlantian people will join forces with the female soliders as well, as both locations house the two Mother Boxes the League need. If the filmmakers can pull of that battle and have it be as epic as it deserves to be, with Batman in his plane and mech suit shouting strategic orders like a general, Diana and Aquaman fighting with their people, and possibly Superman swooping in to help save them at a fatal moment, I will be so into it. It could stand as one of the all-time best finales of the superhero genre.
The music in this fan made trailer pretty much illustrates what was missing from the trailer, JL I hope has a few human moments and is not just crash bang wallop.
Just watched the 4K trailer... Whoa!!! I think I am going to cry :-O
http://batman-news.com/2017/03/25/zack-snyder-talks-justice-league-and-how-batman-will-become-a-more-complete-hero/
It almost looks like they're going to make Aquaman the Drax-like comically serious character, which might work, if they do it right. Now that I think about it, that was pretty much his Ronan Dex character on Stargate Atlantis.
Barry Allen disgusts me in this. They want him to be funny, and he's just not. It's not helped by the fact that his speed barely registers as speed, and seems more like just the ability to control electricity. I thought that in his short cameo in Batman V Superman, I see it even more here.
It's likely the CGI all over him, but Cyborg just looks wrong everywhere. On the one hand, I'm glad they're actually making him look like a cyborg on the outside, as opposed to how Smallville made his comic look a mythology gag via x-ray vision, but maybe that's not a good thing like I want it to be.
The Batmobile's still packing guns. I thought Batfleck learned his lesson. He continues to be one of the better things about the DCEU, and I'm glad he's got a little bit of DCAU Batman's snarkiness in him. That's a real treat after BvS.
Wonder Woman continues to look out of place and tacked on, which is a goddamn shame for how well Gal Gadot is playing her. She just doesn't feel like she's a part of the same movie as the rest of the characters, something carried over from BvS.
Props to WB for apparently firing the Terminator Genishyt trailer people. This one didn't throw the whole movie at me in the span of 90 seconds like every BvS and Suicide Squad trailer did.
All in all, the trailer just didn't do anything for me. We'll see how the movie goes, but I won't be seeing it in theaters.
However, even though I'm not an advocate for affirmative action, I think these superhero efforts to date have been too male centric. Particularly the Marvel ones.
I guess what I'm trying to say is WW is a serious turn on for me. So I'm totally pumped for this, and can forgive a lot. I'm easy to please that way.
I know what you mean, but the WW movie does actually look pretty good.
But the trailer doesn´t do anything with me.
Other forums show a different set of people ;)