I'm looking at a pic of the computer icons right now. It's 2 W's for Wonder Woman (one on top of the other), a "C" for Cyborg, a lightning bolt for Flash, and an "A" for Aquaman. Admit it, mna. I was really dumb for Zack to do this.

Lex is a power-hungry genius, not a psychotic who wants to destroy the world with a Doomsday. He wants order in the world.
As for Gadot, her accent was annoying even in the short few lines she was given. She is far from a drop-dead gorgeous woman. She is just…there. Let's see how that works out when she has to be…

When Batman is dragging Superman, Batman acknowledges Superman has parents. He says something about Superman's parents never teaching him correctly about life. Why would suddenly having a name thrown at Batman change his attitude 180 degrees?

I highly doubt Wonder Woman named herself "Wonder Woman" regardless if someone misinterpreted the bird wings on her chest as 2 Ws. To herself, she is just another Amazonian. To Aquaman, he is just another Atlantian. It would be like you calling yourself Air-Man. Stop justifying that nonsense. A lightning bolt…

If I wanted to get technical, I would have pointed out the stupid icons that a billionaire had time to make for his meta-human folders. ;) "WW" for Wonder Woman? Really? Lex named Wonder Woman (meta_human_alpha_WW). ;) He also came up with the names Cyborg, Flash, and Aquaman (folders were named alpha_CY,…

You may have enjoyed Eisenberg's performance, but that was not the Lex Luthor I know. If you're a DC fan and can just ignore that Eisenberg was playing Luthor (or the bogus excuse that he was playing Luthor's son when the studio actually saw his Luthor impersonation), then you will still be annoyed but not outraged.
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Gadot was not impressive. I don't know why Gadot keeps getting praise for a dozen lines and a stunt double who did the most of her work as Wonder Woman. I still do not think she can carry a 2-hour movie. Eisenberg and Gadot were horrible choices to build the DC movie empire. Ezra Miller as The Flash will be straw…

Lack of humor was the most nitpicky criticism of the movie. That is not why BvS failed. The forced comic relief and dialogue in Age of Ultron were cringeworthy. I don't remember laughing at any scenes in Nolan's well-received Batmans. If I had to point to 3 things for the failure of BvS, I'd say: nonsensical plot…

But this writer seems to be aware of per-theater-take as he points out "Louder Than Bombs earned $6,085 per theater on four screens". I'm sure other seasoned writers know about it too, but they seem to be under orders to bury these "little details".
Very few moviegoers would pay to see "The Boss" in 3D or IMAX which…

I'm shocked how every article I have read today mentions "The Boss" narrowly beating BvS yet willfully neglects to mention that "The Boss" opened at 3,480 theaters while BvS was showing at over 4,100 theaters, a difference of more than 600 theaters in favor of BvS.

I'm wondering how much this has to do with former Daily Show staff leaving and making it big on their own like Steve Carrell and Stephen Colbert. I'm sure Stewart must have been somewhat envious that Colbert got the premium network talk show gig replacing Letterman while he's still on cable TV.