So it's America's answer to the deep-fried Mars Bar. Which they really should have treated as a rhetorical question.

There have been a few hints (most of all in the first trailer) that she's more of a manic pixie nightmare girl, at least….

But if you didn't judge this movie before seeing it, how would they know which trailer they had to match the tone of in reshoots?

"One for them, one for me" is the saying.

On the other hand, consider Civil War as a not-quite Avengers movie, doing a decent chunk of those films' box office.

The Hidden Fortress.

Trouble is, we don't really have so many of those anymore.

In whatever ways that don't actually involve removing him as director.

Well, half-brothers. Same mom.

"The gender politics in this could fuel a lot of angry women's studies papers." …and a few angry Ancient History ones.

Seven superhero secret identities you won't believe (Number 5 will get their entire family killed).

Kurt Busiek did pretty much that story in ASTRO CITY.

I'm a little concerned about which you think is which.

"leads up to the 10 minutes before that classic film begins"

She could bring them together as Mina Murray in a comics-faithful version of League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.

Can't touch other people, but only because they're not keen on being stabbed?

It's misdirection. He did it thirty-five minutes ago.

Actual filming started a week after BvS was released — at which point they also had Suicide Squad filmed and Wonder Woman most of the way done too.

I was just grateful we didn't get a full dance party ending there.

Both of them benefited from being showpieces for the new era of 3D film which were released around the peak of enthusiasm for it, I think.