This, it really says something that after four movie only one of those can stan on its own.

It sounds like between this, BvS, and Suicide Squad Tsujihara (that’s WB Entertainment’s CEO) needs to stop overreacting and freaking out. You’ll notice the best film of the bunch, Wonder Woman, did not have him interfering.

Other than the Joker in The Dark Knight, there hasn’t been a single good villain in any of the superhero movies

the whole thing is amazing but the goddamn credits...dying here. Cheif Engineer: Laforge, security by dalton, lights by tom edison. HAHA. well done, team, well done.

I also genuinely felt for the first time in an MCU movie in Homecoming that Spidey could have died! Vulture felt like he could have actually of taken out Spiderman. That slamming of him down repeatedly on the beach...

Keaton was a god damn treasure; glad he’s still around.

Hey, don’t forget, Fox only did Deadpool like this because of the huge hype off the leaked trailer and Reynolds’ persistence. They’d have never have allowed this otherwise, and they’re only okay with this since it’s now a proven property. My guess is, if Disney had the rights, they’d likely have gone through the same…

Hi.

Also, after seeing Thor: Ragnarok this weekend, I really appreciate how Marvel makes most of its films standalone.

Agree 100%. The scene with Peter in the back of the car at prom is fantastic. Keaton is a treasure.

Vulture in Spiderman Homecoming was pretty damn good, way better than what I expected considering the comic book Vulture was never that interesting.

Damn....that was my Saturday mornings as a kid right there.

See, as much as I want the FF back in the MCU, this is why I don’t want Disney to buy 20th Century Fox. There’s NO WAY that Disney would have done a trailer this wonderful and hilarious. Kudos, Fox.

I’m just sure how or why anyone can get invested in this universe since there’s a grand total of one halfway decent movie so far in Wonder Woman.

Dang it, now I’m really torn between my want to save money and my want to see Superman’s uncanny valley mustache-less face

I realize that you’re trying to make it sound like it’s “just okay”, but reading the whole review just made it sound terrible to me.

Oh so like in BvS, where they kept key scenes and explanation out of the theatrical cut, only to add them into the extended edition. Because THAT makes sense.

While I certainly didn’t want this movie to be 3 hours long, hearing that it’s under 2 hours while introducing Flash, Aquaman, Cyborg, Steppenwolf, and *SPOILER* having Superman return is problematic as hell.

> but Justice League clearly cut out some connective tissue instead of just telling a tighter story