Post by formersamhmd on Dec 2, 2017 17:36:56 GMT
They tell jokes, and there is no sense of them posing any real danger.
Because the movie people are nice enough to let us know about the future films, so we already know the heroes and supporting characters won't die.
Lex Luthor was joking around for much of Superman the Movie but when he brings out the kryptonite it gets suspenseful. Zod was threatening.
I am not a fan of Ledger's Joker but he did do things that posed a danger and had lethal consequences.
In the X-men movies, Stryker and Magneto are threatening. They can be humorous but its not in a way that kills suspense like the Disney movies do.
I am not a fan of Ledger's Joker but he did do things that posed a danger and had lethal consequences.
In the X-men movies, Stryker and Magneto are threatening. They can be humorous but its not in a way that kills suspense like the Disney movies do.
It helps when you make the villain the real star of the movie and the hero is little more than a cipher who opposes them.
Iron Man 3 was a situation where they had created a suspenseful villain in the Mandarin but they ruined it due to their PC SJW agenda (cant have a non white Muslim bad guy like in real life).
Or...because they wanted to tell a story about how easily people can be mislead to see "The Foreigner" as the bad guy rather than see the evils within their own society.