>"to have an individual engaging in state level intervention should give us all pause"
This flew over American heads. Kek
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Joseph Wilson
A lot of stuff from his films flew over many heads
Brandon Kelly
WELL HE'S SUPERMAN! HE SHOULD BE FLYING!
HAHAHAHAHAH
Oliver Bell
superman can fly. checkmate.
Jeremiah Robinson
>I bet your parents taught you that mean something, that you're here for a reason... My parents taught me a different lesson, dying in the gutter, for no reason at all. They taught me the world only makes sense, if you force it to."
Henry Rodriguez
This. All fucking day.
Nathaniel Gonzalez
Carson Walker
Why does this movie infuriate so many söymales? I’ve literally never seen anyone with a healthy amount of testosterone say anything bad about this Kino
Jack Hernandez
Unironically this. It's a weird state of affairs when a critically panned superhero film provides some of the best social commentary on post-9/11 america of the decade
Jaxon Morales
>Unofficial DCEU Chronology
>20+KYA:
>The Kryptonian Scoutship crash-lands on Earth.
>Kara Zor-El lives among prehistoric humans.
>Her presence helps foster Earth's first(?) Heroic Age.
>Ancient Metahumans become the terrestrial pantheons.
>Magic reaches its zenith.
>Kara becomes mother of the Atlanteans.
>Kara battles Doomsday.
>Late Pre-history
>New Gods are repelled by an alliance of the terrestrial pantheons, Earth's sector's Green Lantern, the Amazons, the Atlanteans, and the tribes of Men
>Incubus and Enchantress, sentient Apokaliptan weapons, set themselves up as gods among the peoples of South America.
>The Old Gods, realizing that magic is the gateway the New Gods exploited, depart Earth or otherwise allow themselves to pass into legend and magic to slowly fade.
>Enslavement of the Amazons, Zeus creates Themiscyra and its veil.
>Atlanteans seek to marry their technology to magical artifacts in unconscious mimicry of the New Gods, resulting in the Cataclysm.
>The Council of Wizards, custodians of the power of the gods, seeks to create a new champion for mankind.
>The Council is betrayed.
>Teth Adam obliterates Deserter Kingdom, creates Sahara Desert, is defeated and imprisoned.
>Magic continues to ebb.
>Enchantress and Incubus toppled from power.
>Magic goes largely dormant, other than certain legendary figures who arise, rekindling a pale glimmer of its flame(Arthurian legends, etc.)
>Early 20th Century
>Wonder Woman defeats Ares, the last of the Old Gods.
>Magic sleeps.
>Late 20th Century
>Kal-El arrives on Earth, beginning the cycle anew.
Carson King
Isaiah Ramirez
Snyder amazes me. That image is simultaneously a call-back to Zod's vision, a foreshadowing of Superman's own fears, and a suggestion of the guilt he's been carrying since the Battle of Metropolis. Absolutely brilliant.
Jaxon Cooper
The visual callbacks and references are insane. I've never seen a film as visually dense and I'd be impressed/interested to hear of some others
Parker Young
Just thinking about the logistics of implementing all of these references makes me feel anxious
Caleb Turner
Imagine being the set-decorator or the gaffer
>Oh yeah, the numbers need to be these numbers exactly. Just trust me
Thomas Gutierrez
This has always been a favorite of mine. It's not as layered as some others, but it's a perfect visual representation of what's hindering and troubling Clark throughout the film:
Guilt.
That is Zod's "ghost," the embodiment of all his guilt over both his past actions and inactions, and he must face it down before he truly becomes the icon.
Ethan Turner
I know, right? It's insane. I freely admit that I could be wrong about this, but I always felt like there was some subtext about the Batman stepping outside his role in the "pantheon." He's the Hades, the "god" of the Underworld, and Hades's role is only jailer, not the judge. I feel like that plays into him choosing not to brand Lex. He's back within his bounds by that point.
Gabriel Morales
This is a Kino thread. Didn't realize BvS had such substance.
Angel Miller
i cant tell, are we being serious or ironic ITT?
Juan Morgan
Welcome, brother. Unfortunately, I have to catch a nap before work tonight.
Benjamin Gonzalez
Speaking for myself, dead serious. This is the stuff we've been pointing out for years.
Michael Carter
Serious, you stupid retard.
David Davis
Asher Rodriguez
ironic, got it, thanks
Andrew Hernandez
Go back to r/Marvel.
Carter Perez
>we
Camden Wilson
It's also a call-back to this and the main theme of Superman's story in BvS
Camden Morgan
>"We know better now, don't we? The devils don't from hell, beneath us... They come from the sky."
Jeremiah Wood
I love this story.
Xavier Sanchez
Right, Ross’s Peace on Earth was definitely a major inspiration, but I think Snyder’s scenes with Jonathan Kent’s parable of the horses atop the mountaintop addressed the issues of unintended consequences and the complexity of intervening without exacerbating underlying conflicts more deftly and artfully. The way the symbolism of the horses - one, panicked, rushing out of the fog at the collapse of Wayne tower, another rearing up in fear at the Capital - is incorporated and then subtly confirmed is the best kind of hidden meaning
Austin Hughes
What could have been.
Christian Bell
>white male in Brazil.jpg
Liam Martinez
can confirm, Superman just flew over my house
Liam Cox
Do you think Whedon cropped this down, too? Because, while it's hands-down the only truly good scene in the movie, it's got the same weird, claustrophobic feel as a lot of other scenes.
Robert Moore
Fucking kek.
Dominic Richardson
Nice thread, I missed the times where we pretended BvS was actually some deep kino full of substance and not just capeshit hiding behind pretentiousness.
Wyatt Price
It looks like it was shot as day for night and THEN turn back to night for day. it's fucking awful
Grayson Torres
>pretended
Anthony Flores
>we
Xavier Martin
I have no doubt that he butchered many, many shots.
Evan Powell
You need to see The Boys
Charles Taylor
>GEORGE BUSH = BAD
Woah.... I've never considered this before.....
Owen Thompson
Oversimplifications are for the overly simple.
Isaac Gonzalez
Please go try to wring some depth out of fatsuits and anus jokes over at r/eddit. You won’t be missed
Andrew Williams
Great show.
Tyler Thompson
Like this one
Julian Rodriguez
Man of Steel needed more Faora.
Benjamin Mitchell
Everything could use more Faora. I watched "The Goldfinch" last week and couldn't stop thinking, "Man, this movie's kind of meandering and bland, but if a Kryptonian goddess came busting through that wall to snap some necks, it could be a masterpiece."
Thomas Martin
comfy BvS thread. I've missed you bros
Nicholas Rodriguez
>Slightly above average show.
ftfy
John Hughes
Missed you too, fren!
Liam Carter
Damn what does this mean
Brayden Cook
Fair enough. Slightly above average seems great in an ocean of mediocrity.
Andrew Murphy
Dylan Brooks
Lmao this thread is a goldmine didn't realize snydercucks were this delusional
Dylan Scott
>snydercucks
John King
See:
Gavin King
It's sort of a primer for how Snyder uses visuals in these films. It's not there to tell you he's Jesus, it's there to tell you what the priest is thinking. He's seeing the parallels. In the next shot, the priest is framed with a cross over one shoulder, telling you that Clark's aware that he's placing a huge burden on this man. There's a broad range of iconography spread over both films, its crispness reflects how closely people see him resonating with a concept or divinity. The clarity gets stronger with two factors - resonance and popularity.
Here he is being seen as Horus, not a strong association, just that mankind is now aware that someone is among them that they vaguely associate with the concept of a higher power.
>Swanwick: OK, you've got our attention.
Indeed.
Luis Anderson
MoS and BvS threads fill me with hope.
Jacob Parker
what is this from?
Zachary Young
The Snyder DCEU will be the prequels of this generation
Unironically
Aaron Williams
Justice League: War.
Lincoln Miller
Eli Nguyen
You won't give us what we've earned! You wouldn't sully your hands, but you'll damn us to a Whedonized Hell for eternity! Snyder was right! You're a pack of fools, every last one of you!
You... you believe his cut is unreachable... I will find it. I will reclaim what you have taken from us! I will find it. I will find it, Whedon.
I WILL FIND IT!
Nicholas Nguyen
kino scene
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William Kelly
If Diane Lane was my mother I'd feel the same way.
Thomas Bell
kino
Carter Bell
It’s kinda amazing how stupid this movie is, and how delusional the fans are.
Ayden Carter
>we will never get Cavill as Superman again
Jeremiah Green
Nobody cares what you think, retard.
Adam Cooper
>brown person calling anyone else retard
...
Dominic Green
dat sonic boom.
Carson Watson
That really only applies when regular people order other regular people to carry out the intervention, and more regular people are subject to the consequences.
The worst things done in the movie we’re done by regular people. Wayne and Luther.
Brody Phillips
Are we really going to go though this shit again?
archive.4plebs.org
Fuck off. Your betters are talking.
Levi Parker
Love that shit.
Charles Johnson
Andrew Evans
You should’ve let people think you were brown. Now you’re just a fat retard who never leaves his house.
Aiden Harris
I am amazed all over again every time I watch this scene.
David Cook
I'm 6'1", 200 lbs. I'm just old.
Hudson White
>I’m not fat I’m just overweight
... so you’re an old fat retard who never leaves the house...
Damn. You sure told me.
Jaxon Roberts
I guess being a manlet and a retard gives you a poor concept of how the cube-square law works.
Luis Howard
>retard keeps posting retarded things.
Ryan Garcia
Not him, but I'm consistently surprised by manlet weights. I remember seeing 5'somethings that were pretty muscular weighing in at 130 lbs. I almost burst out laughing.
Christopher Ortiz
It's hilarious that you're so butthurt, childish, petty, and stupid that you think I give a shit if you give me "yous." What a pathetic excuse for a man you are.
Wyatt Morris
Volume's a funny thing. I'm off to work.
Zachary Kelly
those two are genuinely good movies, not just good capeshit, i used to think they were shit because i saw justice league first
they are miles ahead of marvelshit
John Evans
Jayden Cooper
>I’m not fat I’m above average!
>also ur butthurt not me my movie is brilliant and you’re a doodoo head!!
Snyderfags.
Connor Russell
Based
Camden Jones
Underrated
Eli Jones
Henry stepping in to protect his friend and deflect the question.
Charles Ross
Dominic Peterson
I want to lick her armpits.
Dylan Stewart
>Superman's own fears
what do you mean?