How would you say the extended cut of BvS compares to the theatrical cut?

How would you say the extended cut of BvS compares to the theatrical cut? Dec 29, 2018 9:07:30 GMT

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Post by Tristan's Journal on Dec 29, 2018 9:07:30 GMT

Dec 29, 2018 7:27:09 GMT moviebuffbrad said:

Dec 25, 2018 13:43:10 GMT Tristan's Journal said:

Like with mos I did not like bvs at first, but then bought the br when people commented how great the directors cut was. And this one I really appreciated as one of the most interesting cbm after Nolan. Never watched the original cut again.

First time I must totally have missed the philosophical themes, especially the god is dead arc. Or it’s only in the director cut. But I guess it’s likely I just was just too thick the first time around.

Mea culpa. Great film. We will likely not getting a mature drama cbm anytime soon.

God is dead arc? You probably missed the philosophical themes because Jesse Eisenberg paying lip service to Nietzsche doesn't equal a theme.

And suffering form personal incredulity does not equal an proper argument. Just give it up.

And what are you talking about with the last line? Logan came out a year later.

That was a bit melodramatic. I meant with Aquaman and then Shazam gritty, thoughtful drama like BvS are dead (like God) in the DCEU. Drama like Logan are dead because of the Disney-MCU takeover.

But whenever it gets hopelessly dark and kiddy there is shining light of DC hope: I overlooked that DC seems to have developed a two tier concept: Like next year, we get a family friendly DCEU comedy with Shazam. But also a gritty, psychological crime drama like Joker outside DCEU that might be Logan-esque.

In DC we trust.