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Post by Deleted on Dec 3, 2017 18:37:17 GMT
700 million now out of the question. Will make less than guardians 2.. spiderman....thor....and wonderwoman.
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Post by captainbryce on Dec 4, 2017 18:47:46 GMT
E xcept for the fact that the critics didn't say it was bad movie. The reviews are fake. And when RT posts fake reviews using accounts of people who didn't post, that's clear evidence that there's a bias against DC and it can no lnger be dismissed as pure speculation. The DC in my username stands for Dallas Cowboys. That's why my avatar is the Dallas Cowboys star. Actually the majority of critics do not like the movie. RT isn't the only critic source. www.metacritic.com/movie/justice-leagueWhat “critics” like or don’t like has always been completely irrelevant to me (as they often contradict other critics and even themselves on occasion with inconsistent logic). What moviegoers enjoy watching has always been a truer measure of the success or failure of a project like this. As a Marvel fan, I didn’t think Justice League was that bad. I had some minor grips with it, but overall found it very enjoyable and much better than BvS. I even preferred it to Thor Ragnorok (which was just okay for me). I think people have become a bit jaded now because Avengers 1 and Civil War set the bar so high in terms of quality, that anything less than that standard is nearly always seen as a “failure”. Wonder Woman was great, as was GOTG. Other than that, most superhero films (marvel, fox, or dc) are either just okay, or lame. But most of them are still entertaining enough that they aren’t nearly as terrible as fanboys or haters make them out to be. Before Avengers 1 came out, the previous standard for comic book movies was DCs The Dark Knight. People tend to have a very short memory about that sort of thing.
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Post by johnblutarsky on Dec 4, 2017 22:01:14 GMT
Overall, I had a good "popcorn eating" time seeing the movie, but:
- the "jokes" fell flat,
- the CGI wasn't up to par with a big-budget movie,
- The Flash was annoying.
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Post by politicidal on Dec 4, 2017 22:40:23 GMT
What “critics” like or don’t like has always been completely irrelevant to me (as they often contradict other critics and even themselves on occasion with inconsistent logic). What moviegoers enjoy watching has always been a truer measure of the success or failure of a project like this. As a Marvel fan, I didn’t think Justice League was that bad. I had some minor grips with it, but overall found it very enjoyable and much better than BvS. I even preferred it to Thor Ragnorok (which was just okay for me). I think people have become a bit jaded now because Avengers 1 and Civil War set the bar so high in terms of quality, that anything less than that standard is nearly always seen as a “failure”. Wonder Woman was great, as was GOTG. Other than that, most superhero films (marvel, fox, or dc) are either just okay, or lame. But most of them are still entertaining enough that they aren’t nearly as terrible as fanboys or haters make them out to be. Before Avengers 1 came out, the previous standard for comic book movies was DCs The Dark Knight. People tend to have a very short memory about that sort of thing. Careful there, that's a controversial suggestion.
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