Exactly. With a little bit less of a sense of entitlement and a little bit more commons sense she could have easily kept this situation under control and and saved herself, the cop, the courts, the prosecutor all a little bit of time and money.

I have tremendous respect for Superman, but there is no denying that a little embarrassment looks good on ‘im; maybe even better than on Batman.

Wait until you see what happens when this dickhead cop meets this runner with an overinflated sense of privilege!

This is the greatest thing I have ever seen. Fuck street runners. “Oh the road is softer on my feet!” No, I hate you.

Actually I think this is a possible idea for how the sequel comes about.

TARS!

Since the movie is still just 3 weeks out in theaters, they’re probably not going to confirm disappointment just yet, since that would be just shooting another hole in the ship.

That’s true, but if WB and DC had been paying attention they would have also learned those lessons.

Agreed, but it’s just that they CHOOSE to stay in the dark...

D.C. stands for Damage Control.

Did you see Batman V Superman? It makes Ultron look like Citizen Kane. That said, studios don’t really care about reviews and fan reaction, they care about the greenbacks, and Marvel is outplaying them constantly. Civil War, I am excited for that movie. The Russo Brothers made a brilliant film in Winter Soldier, so I…

No no, it’s different, see? Because the problem with BvS is that people saw the movie and thought it sucked. But the thing with Suicide Squad is that they’re seeing trailers and think they look great, even though the trailers don’t reflect the final film!

Warner Bros. executives were convinced they had the goods with BvS and were shocked when negative reviews began pouring in.

This is fine.

“Nah, listen you fuckers, we focus-grouped the SHIT out of this thing. It’s fine. FINE. Quit your bitchin’ or the first Justice League trailer will feature Superman’s dick swaying in a light breeze!”

~Warner Bros.

They need a Kevin Feige, someone who understands who the characters are and can tell the director’s vision to go fuck itself when it deviates from that.

Except all the DC movies are in-house. Warner Bros. owns all of its characters.

learning absolutely nothing from the movie’s problems

“we’re not going to take a movie that’s supposed to be one thing and turn it into a copycat of something else.”