That's memory for you. Check out the fight scene she had with Mercy. Probably her best example - holding her own against the well-trained body guard and head of security for Lex Luthor.
https://youtu.be/pGekEFCh-CQ

Almost from the start. Way before she was in the comics, Harley was in Batman: The Animated Series, where she was always pretty tough and acrobatic. That said, she was never a too much of close combat problem for Batman.

Ah yes, the wondrously smooth squawking tones of M83's, “Midnight City.” It is hard to find something else that makes me think, “is this a song, or an alarm that someone is mumbling along to while playing electronic drums lazily?”

Agreed. My wife got angry at me for laughing during his scenes.

No Stray Observation for Brett Gelman basically playing one of his comedic characters, or his randomly being nude outside reading a book?

Yup, but I guess he forgot to drop the microphone.

I am sure the color RED will be very bright and bold indeed.

It takes a village. But yeah, sorry about that. I recently had a long disagreement with a coworker about this topic and the idea of humor was lost on me.

Find a movie that isn't orange and/or teal that came out of a big studio in the past few years.
http://priceonomics.com/why…

Via @2814:disqus, Seems like this video isn't all that it is cracked up to be…

Sure, but it still doesn't prove the original movie was directed and edited to meet each individual's own personal desires.

While I agree about Superman being better with more color, I think they are forgetting is that our brains tend to auto-correct the color scale while watching the movie since everything is universally toned down. If Batman V Superman does what they suggest, which I also think could be good, it would be "super"…

It is two cities, neither of which is a fake New York, because they aren't trying to do the same thing. Basically DC (and of course the world of comics in general) like New York, but Gotham is the fictional city that embodies all of the negative aspects of New York and its history, while Metropolis is the pretty much…

I still believe in the Easter Bunny, so I am sure I am just missing something about the physical mechanics of superhero movies needing to be fully realistic. I mean, Superman can still fly right, or are you telling me he needs to be using wires in the actual universe of the movie too?

Pretty sure those tunnels were the archaic Gotham sewer system… But yes you are correct, all of those things were issues. And yes, Bane not having superhuman strength and still being basically invincible to Batman twice, even though that should never be possible BECAUSE BATMAN, is the biggest issue for me personally.

I loved the Nolan's Batman movies until the last one; because I am sorry, how is bane such a threat to Batman physically? The biggest plot hole there is the fact that Bane is a just a big weirdo on painkillers and NOT VENOM! After that, rewatching Batman in the other two movies just seemed like he needed an inhaler. I…

Hold the party line!

Very true. And who says DC doesn't have a sense of humor? That did make me openly laugh when I watched it.

All-Star Superman, really? I know people like it, but wow is it terrible material.

Yeah, can't we have Batman go completely off character and just trust Superman is the best, and sidestep the established confrontation that has happened in basically every modern DC storyline when these two first meet? I mean what's not to like? Superman levels most of Metropolis as a newb superhero the first time he…