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Free list of facts:
-James Gunn isn’t a p*do
-Zack Snyder doesn’t have a r*pe ferish
-TSS bombed at the box office
-BvS was financially successful
-Different views and takes on DC characters are valid even if they are flawed/not to your liking
#respectthepastembracethefuture
“I am a Snyder cultist who pretends to be objective” we know kiddo
DCTalks retweeted
Padme’s medical droid: She just lost the will to live.
Me (there for some reason): Wait, what? That’s not a thing.
Droid: Good catch—You’re right, my first diagnosis of “lost her will to live” was incorrect. She actually had a massive cerebral hemorrhage.
These people will never say things like this out loud, because if they did they’d realize how insufferable they sound and never tweet like this again. “You’re not supposed to-” actually there’s not any rules. You can just do whatever
I like the example he provides as a counterpoint, where characters speak their feelings aloud, which happens many times in his favorite movie lol
Please
People who’ve been aware of prequels revisionism prior to 2026 know that Palpatine having a point and being persuasive is part of the point, and the Jedi failing to stop him is ALSO part of the point. But by now it’s clear the anakin meme was a lib op, JUST before the midterms…
He’s making this up because he’s a Snyder cultist. He’s a grown adult man pretending to be a movie insider so he can diss à studio he hates (but pretends to like)
You can preach all day that Constantine needs to be blond and British for it to work. In fact, it doesn’t matter at all. General audiences don’t know the character, and Keanu versus Matt Ryan isn’t the big deal you make it out to be.
Clayface showed DC is interested in smaller-scale horror projects. It succeeded with reviews and will make a little profit, but had no big star. DC Studios cannot afford Keanu Reeves.
They hope the horror crowd returns in even greater numbers. Small budgets, no huge stars, and profit. It worked for Superman, barely for Clayface, but failed for Supergirl.
A prime example of why this should just not ever happen: he thought MERYL STREEP would not be able to act this scene without having actually been hit just before.
