Obviously I mean it looks like him...... You, like.... see the picture, riiiiiight? That’s why I said “likeness” and didn’t say a single thing about character traits.

I can’t fault you for that.

Dear, lord, you are dense. No one said that, walfwit. You just rushed past an article pointing out the differences in a hurry to illustrate how much you don’t fuckin get it by saying there’s no difference.

“The fact that people wanted MoS to be a different movie altogether more in line with the 70s era Superman baffles me...As I dont see how that movie can exist in a universe with a Nolan-esque Batman..”

Do you even read? People don’t complain about that stuff in Avengers - because it was addressed, and handled far differently. Its like - the whole point of the article....

Maybe, if they hadn’t explicitly shown that they were not.

“It was a while from the time the World Engine started doing it’s thing BEFORE Superman even showed up in Metropolis. It would’ve been Metropolis PD/FD and military folks responsibility to help evacuate while Superman was in the Indian Ocean doing his part to stop the World Engine. When he finally showed up in…

You realize Im just talking about the likeness... right?

Nope. Laughing at you. But from your posts, its not terribly surprising that you’d suck at reading for tone.

Which totally makes it okay to make out while people he could easily help died. Yep. Good logic.

Yes, I know its a movie. A poorly made one. Any other stupidly obvious points you’d like to pretend you’re clever for making?

Yep, that totally makes it okay to ignore dying people to make out. And explains why every film character to ever get in a fight slaughters those around them.

I hate that defense. Sure, it was his first day as a superhero. Ive yet to spend a single day super-heroing, and yet I know that knocking down a building full of people, then ignoring the survivors to go make out is BAD. I don’t need to do it first to learn this.

“But he saved the WORLD! The people he killed doing it don’t matter!”

Id say that Jonathan Banks has at least as much reason to sue as this Doctor.

Well, look at you, carrying the companies water. I said proof, not your theory.

Right, and that proves it was his fault, how?

The key to spotting the VIPs is to look for those who have their face covered, and most importantly, look to be hiding their con badge (which would give up their name, so is usually hidden, or at least backwards).

I was checking out a particularly cool costume at Comic Con last year, only to find out days later that it was Peter Jackson underneath.

Sure, it can’t override laws - but most laws when it comes to recording have a consent aspect (few if any ban all recording under any circumstances ever). And by signing off on the agreement, you give your consent - making it entirely legal to record. Like getting/receiving a call center call (from a center likely in…