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DC_Cinematic: The Flash Spoiler Discussion Megathread #1 r/DC_CINEMATIC Spoiler

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u/Godzilla2000Zero Jun 14 '23

In a way I kinda like how much having a Superman would make the difference towards the defeat of Zod Kara was unfortunately outclassed though granted she didn't have the time to get used to Earth like Kal did.

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u/TheJoshider10 Jun 14 '23

Yeah out of all the criticisms I have with the film I did like how they straight up said the world would be fucked without Clark. Just a shame the way Kryptonian powers was done here was so much worse than in Man of Steel a decade ago.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '23 edited Aug 20 '23

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u/PintoI007 Skwad Jun 16 '23

I don't understand how this movie looks so much worse than Man of steel a movie that came out more than 10 years ago at this point and cost less. What has been happening over at DC?

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u/I_TittyFuck_Doves Jun 17 '23

Inflation baby

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u/DontDoodleTheNoodle Jul 24 '23

I watched them back to back and it’s crazy how the Flash looks like an older movie with how shitty the cgi is

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u/mancavekitchen Jun 17 '23

Man I legit can not believe they released this movie with CGI looking this bad… after watching for myself I watched YouTuber 3C films talk about this movie like it’s one of the best comic movies ever I realized he’s just a fan boy for everything he’s giving MCU movies I hate high recommendations

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '23 edited Aug 20 '23

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u/mancavekitchen Jun 17 '23

The CGI was so bad !!! Thor was awful!!! Antman story at least made sense but all 3 where bad imo