I think you should go back to r/marvelstudios because you don't seem like the type to understand mournful and slow burning movies like BvS.
Easton Bennett
Why are DC pajeets still wound up over this film?
Xavier Torres
Other than Memento, when have either of these fucks done smoething "experimental and atypical"?
Julian Wood
Nolan : Dunkirk
Snyder : His entire filmography except 300.
Lucas Barnes
>there are people who watched BvS more than once >there are people who think BvS is a good film
Evan Bennett
Inception, Dunkirk
Sucker Punch, BvS, Watchmen(an R-rated direct adaptation of an R-rated comic with no kid-appeal or sequel potential)
Benjamin Allen
This has to be bait right. Can anyone be this retarded?
Alexander Allen
I'm going to write a scene-by-scene analysis of BvS, and then I'm going to post it here, and then you'll get mad
Brody Fisher
I've only seen watchmen and half of it sucked
Ryan Perez
Since when did BvS graduate from poorly made to experimental?
Xavier Parker
>Watchmen Which he turned into an action flick and completely missed the point
Brayden Robinson
Funny this is getting posted during peak pajeet hours.
Camden White
Even 300 is highly experimental and redefined how action scenes are shot.
Jaxon Green
No. Nolan has never made anything experimental or atypical.
Snyder has never made anything experimental either... atypical, yeah, maybe, on the virtue of working in a genre as starved for creativity as super hero movies.
I actually like Snyder more than Nolan too but a great innovator he isn't, he's just lending a more painterly and subversive sensibility to a genre that really needs it, which... you know, I can respect.
But who the fuck cares, this is just gonna be a thread where people call each other "pajeets" and "mouseshills" until it hits bump limit.
Levi Thompson
Everything Snyder did in 300 The wachowskis did better in the matrix.
Brody Nguyen
Nah The Wachowskis were highly reliant on CGI whereas Snyder pulled off something similar using actual actors.
Jackson Collins
Dunkirk and memento are atypical movies. Even the TDK trilogy is atypical when it comes to the superhero genre.
Nolan Thomas
>completely missed the point
What was the "point", o wise one?
Enlighten us.
>crickets
Joshua Ward
What would happen when Michael Bay does an atypical movie
Jackson Powell
Snyder is just as CGI heavy as the wachowskis if not more. The matrix looks far better even today than most Snyder films.
Either way whether CGI or not the slo-mo speed up effect was done before Snyder and was done better.
Zachary Evans
The funny thing is Nolan is a big fan of Snyder and he was the one pushing him to be the director of the DCU Nolan is the familly friendly Snyder is the more artsy
Jace Morris
He wasn't even the first choice for MOS. He was brought in after many directors passed on the job.
Ian Diaz
Yeah Snyder and Nolan are bros.
Nah look at Matrix today and compare it to 300. 300's action looks far better with actual actors doing most of the choreography while Matrix breaks into CGI characters all the time. What Snyder did is way trickier and harder.
Robert Hughes
Because pajeets ruin every discussion and fandom they become a part of in order to desperately show off intellectual and moral superiority.
Aaron Foster
IP ban Marvel Pajeets when?
Matthew Morris
>Watchmen >Action flick >Missed the point There is 1 proper fight scene in the whole movie. >When you're so cinematically illeterate that you have to resort to parotted incoherent opinions >When you're so egostical that a movie you can't get threatens your whole sense of self that you have to shitpost about it on cambodian knitting forum Sad!
They actually look phenomenal for movies that are nearly 20 years old.The matrix had normal blend of CGI and practical effects for a sci-fi movie. 300 didn't require as much CGI because his action was a bit more grounded. I mean you have characters transforming into different people mid fight.
Ethan Carter
They do that shit so often I'm starting to think it's either mental insanity or Disney money keeping them going. They pretend to care about something and when called out it's more than obvious how fucking clueless they are and just feigned interest in the subject to sound more credible.
Lincoln Rogers
I thought Sucker Punch was a very interesting movie with a depth to it, to be honest.