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Jon Fine wrote:What had started out as free and welcoming ended up becoming as rigid and rule-bound as everything I'd hoped it would replace.
ooop wrote:blowing up the planes carrying arms
Rick Reuben wrote:None of us is the person we were supposed to be.
Rick Reuben wrote:None of us is the person we were supposed to be.
Twilight Sparkle wrote:Hated this fake woke generic snooze fest. This is the last blockbuster action movie I'm going to see in the next ever.
My favorite scene was when two CGI cartoons were falling down a dark hole punching each other to no music. Suspenseful.
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blackmarket wrote:Bodies are stretching out in impossible ways. Physics don't work like that!
eliya wrote:blackmarket wrote:Bodies are stretching out in impossible ways. Physics don't work like that!
Lol. I don't know if you watched the rest of the movie, or any superhero movie, but there's a lot of stuff there that defies the laws of physics. It makes a lot of sense, physics wise, when Superman reverses the rotation of Earth and by doing it reverses time as well.
blackmarket wrote:eliya wrote:blackmarket wrote:Bodies are stretching out in impossible ways. Physics don't work like that!
Lol. I don't know if you watched the rest of the movie, or any superhero movie, but there's a lot of stuff there that defies the laws of physics. It makes a lot of sense, physics wise, when Superman reverses the rotation of Earth and by doing it reverses time as well.
What you are talking about is suspension of disbelief in the story telling in a child's film. What I posted above is lazy cinematography that fully-grown adults seem to think is bad-ass. It is not. Your bar is low.
eliya wrote:blackmarket wrote:eliya wrote:blackmarket wrote:Bodies are stretching out in impossible ways. Physics don't work like that!
Lol. I don't know if you watched the rest of the movie, or any superhero movie, but there's a lot of stuff there that defies the laws of physics. It makes a lot of sense, physics wise, when Superman reverses the rotation of Earth and by doing it reverses time as well.
What you are talking about is suspension of disbelief in the story telling in a child's film. What I posted above is lazy cinematography that fully-grown adults seem to think is bad-ass. It is not. Your bar is low.
Both are elements of story telling. It's silly to call Superman movies child's films. A ton of adults go to superhero movies.
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