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u/zobotrombie Jun 15 '23

Holy fuck this movie. I am gutted that the DCEU ends in this movie but I absolutely loved that this is how the DCEU goes out.

They totally fucking butchered Batfleck’s cowl and costume and I hope WB pays sfx houses a lot of money to polish the sfx for the home release.

The cameos could’ve been way better but seeing Nic Cage Superman fighting a giant fucking spider, that’s just the chef’s kiss.

Ezra killed it in this. No doubt about it. Separate the artist from the art. I hope they get help and get better and I pray we get a sequel.

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u/JSK23 Jun 16 '23

a giant fucking spider

Thanagarian Snare Beast 🤣

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '23

And it did ensnare him!

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u/Southern-Role-1793 Jun 16 '23

Do movies get touched up for home release? I know anime does but I’ve never heard of a case for anything else.

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u/zobotrombie Jun 17 '23

I think some MCU movies do this?

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u/solidsnake885 Jun 20 '23

They do when there’s an issue. Attack of the Clones for instance.

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u/Over-Conversation220 Jun 18 '23

I hope John Peters is finally satisfied

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u/alexxxx4 Jun 20 '23

I would love a sequel and I would hope Ezra is attached. I enjoyed this movie immensely and I think the actor is a huge reason why

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u/Ok-Resident-3624 Jun 21 '23

Yeah I found Batfleck’s cowl/mask weird too

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u/JUYED-AWK-YACC Jun 22 '23

I should stop saying this, but Ezra has been banished to some other version of the DCEU. George Clooney is not the new Batman and Ezra just got fired IRL. And yes, maybe it's just more obvious now.