There’s a difference between the character’s position within DC in general and his role in that one movie specifically.

Hope they never cast him in a franchise movie with Tom Holland then.

Ray Fisher must be some kind of religious figure for white racists hiding among liberals, because whenever he appears it’s the closest they get to being able to say the N-word.

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That would certainly be better than his experience with Justice League, where he’s apparently important to the story but they cut his scenes anyway in favor of new characters unimportant to the plot and random acts of sexism.

Those shows need to be their own things though, because the comics they’re based on are usually tonally different from more typical Marvel comics.

And like, Maddie is a reality TV star. They’re usually the ones suffering most from overexposure at a young age, or does she think that means Maddie is better at handling it?

Those are real words, yo. Well, maybe not “Abelist”, unless there’s a group dedicated to fighting Cainites.

Freeform is really just a rebranded ABC Family. They probably changed the name because their shows almost always involve the sex lives of teens, sometimes in the first scene of the pilot. Pretty Little Liars was one of their biggest hits, and also cult scifi series Kyle XY. They even got some Marvel action when they…

It’s always sad when a talented performer miss their chance because their work is attached to someone problematic.

That’s just semantics, really. The film existed in some form but is unfinished, this is really common knowledge among people who have been following this story.

There’s plenty for Superman and Batman, and a bit for Wonder Woman in BvS (which was what Patty Jenkins based WW in her movie on). At the very basic level, Superman is someone who sees helping people as his responsbility, and Batman was weary and pass his breaking point but found a new lease on life working with other…

Firefly and Buffy had their moments, but you start to see the problematic elements in them like the adult men having relationships with teens or the lack of Asian actors/characters in a setting influenced by Asian culture.

Did Xander became better in the latter seasons, when Whedon’s involvement was lessened?

Some directors prefer not to be tied to a franchise though, and with good reason.

And worryingly he might be Whedon’s self-insert.

Me too, like so many people. Then we learned why women and feminists always had a problem with him.

Joss Whedon is such a unifying force that when updates about this controversy gets posted to message boards filled with people who doesn’t care for Justice League or any DC movies in general, it’s still accepted with cries of joy that Whedon is relentlessly getting dunked on.

Because they wanted to be consistent, and Snyder helped create these characters and they appeared in his stories first. What you’re talking about are presentations, and individual filmmakers will want to do their own thing with those. In all fairness though, JL’s issues with the depiction of Aquaman and WW might have…

That’s the root of the problem. Marvel knows that they’re making simple mass market entertainment and basically shackles most of their creative forces. WB back at the start of the DCEU wanted the same thing as Marvel but at the same time pretends they’re giving their creators freedom. Imagine hiring Gordon Ramsay to…