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Post by Deleted on Oct 20, 2017 18:55:13 GMT
......a "strong" DCEU villain aside from Zod. Thanks.  Not that I think Zod is particularly strong. I just know everyone would choose him. |
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Post by Tristan's Journal on Oct 20, 2017 19:49:42 GMT
yeah, that monster at the end of BvS seemed pretty strong, killed Superman and all, but technically it was part of General Zod, and he was pretty superstrong as we know. Ares was the embodiment of war, he was quite strong even though he turned out not as all powerful and controlling, and a Brit. And the black chick in SS was pretty strong, she shot her own guys and got through with it, but the witch that possessed that girl was pretty creepy too. And.. gosh, it's only been 4 movies and I already ran out of rogues.  |
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Post by seahawksraawk00 on Oct 20, 2017 21:16:42 GMT
yeah, that monster at the end of BvS seemed pretty strong, killed Superman and all, but technically it was part of General Zod, and he was pretty superstrong as we know. Ares was the embodiment of war, he was quite strong even though he turned out not as all powerful and controlling, and a Brit. And the black chick in SS was pretty strong, she shot her own guys and got through with it, but the which that possessed that girl was pretty creepy too. And.. gosh, it's only been 4 movies and I already ran out of rogues. By strong, he meant a strong performance. One that stood out. Can't really call Doomsday a performance, and Amanda Waller wasn't really a villain - you're just avoiding trying to defend Enchantress which no DC fan can do. And Ares was more dull than Red Skull. At least Hugo Weaving looked like he enjoyed the role |
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Post by sdrew13163 on Oct 20, 2017 21:57:42 GMT
I bet Ares could bench at least 500 pounds.
That seems pretty strong to me.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 21, 2017 13:51:15 GMT
I'm guessing that nobody can point out a strong DCEU villain because there isn't one.  Which begs the question - Why are DCEU fans so obsessed with and critical of the weakness of many of the MCU villains?  |
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Post by scabab on Oct 21, 2017 14:49:34 GMT
I'm guessing that nobody can point out a strong DCEU villain because there isn't one. Which begs the question - Why are DCEU fans so obsessed with and critical of the weakness of many of the MCU villains? Who is obsessed? Marvel does have a villain problem. What does pointing out a strong DC villain have to do with it? They could have the same problem or not and it wouldn't stop Marvel from having the same problem. Besides which DC has had 4 movies while Marvel has has 17 so the comparison doesn't make too much sense anyway. |
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Post by Hauntedknight87 on Oct 21, 2017 15:31:21 GMT
I'm guessing that nobody can point out a strong DCEU villain because there isn't one. Which begs the question - Why are DCEU fans so obsessed with and critical of the weakness of many of the MCU villains? Why are you so obsessed with DCEU fans? |
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Post by ThatGuy on Oct 21, 2017 15:55:09 GMT
I'm guessing that nobody can point out a strong DCEU villain because there isn't one. Which begs the question - Why are DCEU fans so obsessed with and critical of the weakness of many of the MCU villains? Who is obsessed? Marvel does have a villain problem. What does pointing out a strong DC villain have to do with it? They could have the same problem or not and it wouldn't stop Marvel from having the same problem. Besides which DC has had 4 movies while Marvel has has 17 so the comparison doesn't make too much sense anyway. But at the same time the criticism didn't come about at the 17th movie. It came about early in the MCU. |
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Post by scabab on Oct 21, 2017 16:00:26 GMT
Who is obsessed? Marvel does have a villain problem. What does pointing out a strong DC villain have to do with it? They could have the same problem or not and it wouldn't stop Marvel from having the same problem. Besides which DC has had 4 movies while Marvel has has 17 so the comparison doesn't make too much sense anyway. But at the same time the criticism didn't come about at the 17th movie. It came about early in the MCU. I can't remember when it started but it wasn't as early as the fourth one as that would have been Thor which still has the best villain. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 21, 2017 16:08:05 GMT
I'm guessing that nobody can point out a strong DCEU villain because there isn't one. Which begs the question - Why are DCEU fans so obsessed with and critical of the weakness of many of the MCU villains? Who is obsessed? Are you serious?! |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 21, 2017 16:08:51 GMT
I'm guessing that nobody can point out a strong DCEU villain because there isn't one. Which begs the question - Why are DCEU fans so obsessed with and critical of the weakness of many of the MCU villains? Why are you so obsessed with DCEU fans? I'm not. |
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Post by ThatGuy on Oct 21, 2017 17:26:49 GMT
But at the same time the criticism didn't come about at the 17th movie. It came about early in the MCU. I can't remember when it started but it wasn't as early as the fourth one as that would have been Thor which still has the best villain. I think it was Iron Man 3. Because people wanted the Mandarin as the villain and they started on that Loki is the best villain in the MCU. |
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Post by Jedan Archer on Oct 21, 2017 18:12:36 GMT
Both DCEU and MCU have only relatively weak villains so far, but one must consider that DCEU currently comprises only of four movies - and DC has of course one of the greatest rogue gallery in franchise history.
The most interesting DCEU villain of the bunch is Harley Quinn by far. I would like to see a movie about her. That would be a interesting counterpoint to WW, the rise of an Anti-Heroin.
SS - like BvS before for WW - might serve as a springboard for her solo movie. This character has the most potential by a mile and is hugely popular already.
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Post by thisguy4000 on Oct 21, 2017 19:47:27 GMT
Both DCEU and MCU have only relatively weak villains so far, but one must consider that DCEU currently comprises only of four movies - and DC has of course one of the greatest rogue gallery in franchise history. The most interesting DCEU villain of the bunch is Harley Quinn by far. I would like to see a movie about her. That would be a interesting counterpoint to WW, the rise of an Anti-Heroin. SS - like BvS before for WW - might serve as a springboard for her solo movie. This character has the most potential by a mile and is hugely popular already. I cannot stand Harley Quinn. I don’t know what other people love about her. |
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Post by Jedan Archer on Oct 21, 2017 19:55:06 GMT
Both DCEU and MCU have only relatively weak villains so far, but one must consider that DCEU currently comprises only of four movies - and DC has of course one of the greatest rogue gallery in franchise history. The most interesting DCEU villain of the bunch is Harley Quinn by far. I would like to see a movie about her. That would be a interesting counterpoint to WW, the rise of an Anti-Heroin. SS - like BvS before for WW - might serve as a springboard for her solo movie. This character has the most potential by a mile and is hugely popular already. I cannot stand Harley Quinn. I don’t know what other people love about her. She reminds me of some of my ex-girlfriends. I regret nothing but am glad I survived them. And seriously, female anti-heroes and villains are rare, the Harley character has emancipation potential vi-a-vis the bore of sexy female side kicks that we usually get. |
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Post by thisguy4000 on Oct 21, 2017 19:56:29 GMT
I cannot stand Harley Quinn. I don’t know what other people love about her. She reminds me of some of my ex-girlfriends. I regret nothing but am glad I survived them. And seriously, female anti-heroes and villains are rare, the Harley character has emancipation potential vi-a-vis the bore of sexy female side kicks that we usually get. I mean, as far as female villains are concerned, I personally think Flora and even Doctor Poison are better than Harley Quinn. |
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Post by Jedan Archer on Oct 21, 2017 20:01:55 GMT
She reminds me of some of my ex-girlfriends. I regret nothing but am glad I survived them. And seriously, female anti-heroes and villains are rare, the Harley character has emancipation potential vi-a-vis the bore of sexy female side kicks that we usually get. I mean, as far as female villains are concerned, I personally think Flora and even Doctor Poison are better than Harley Quinn. All the better, I like about DC that they have a lot in store on the rogue side. They ought to use that potential. Dr Poison will likely be in the next WW anyway. |
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Post by formersamhmd on Oct 21, 2017 20:43:30 GMT
I'm guessing that nobody can point out a strong DCEU villain because there isn't one. Which begs the question - Why are DCEU fans so obsessed with and critical of the weakness of many of the MCU villains? Who is obsessed? Marvel does have a villain problem. What does pointing out a strong DC villain have to do with it? They could have the same problem or not and it wouldn't stop Marvel from having the same problem. Besides which DC has had 4 movies while Marvel has has 17 so the comparison doesn't make too much sense anyway. It means that DC doesn't have a leg to stand on. |
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Post by Hauntedknight87 on Oct 22, 2017 2:25:57 GMT
Why are you so obsessed with DCEU fans? I'm not. Yes you are. In fact your like the reverse DC-Fan |
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Post by Hauntedknight87 on Oct 22, 2017 2:27:26 GMT
She reminds me of some of my ex-girlfriends. I regret nothing but am glad I survived them. And seriously, female anti-heroes and villains are rare, the Harley character has emancipation potential vi-a-vis the bore of sexy female side kicks that we usually get. I mean, as far as female villains are concerned, I personally think Flora and even Doctor Poison are better than Harley Quinn. Doctor Poison was definitely a more interesting character. |
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