Is anyone here willing to be real for just a second and admit that most of the love for this movie on this board is another one of its shitty memes?
Memes tend to be sarcastic so yes it is a shitty meme when you meme what you actually feel for a movie.
I genuinely like this movie
I also genuinely like this movie.
>>71239091
>>71239102
>>71239130
Hi meme.
>>71239051
It's legitimately a great film
>>71239051
not a meme nigger
>>71239051
I could say the same about Game of Thrones
That garbage is being promoted to hell on this board
fuck off pleb
>>71239051
I was willing to accept that some people might've actually liked MoS for whatever reason, but all the overzealous love for BvS which was genuinely lame leads me to believe the love for both movies isn't legit and is either Ironic, based on contrarian values, or paid for by WB.
For the record, neither movie was "Bad," it's just that neither movie was "Good." They just kinda exist.
I liked BvS, and there were great parts of Man of Steel, but I can confidently say I felt Snyder consistently drops the ball when writing Superman.
>>71239051
I'll be real with you. It's my favorite cape film. I'm watching it right now.
>>71239559
This. Batman was great in BvS, Supes sucked ass. And I don't think it's Cavill's fault.
>>71239051
All the fight scenes were absolute garbage
>>71239619
That was the best part of the movie. What do you get out of lying here?
I liked it. I thought the martha bit was retarded. And the wonder woman shit felt tacked on. Better than man of steel. Better than avengers too. 7/10
>it's a OP admits he's under the age of 16 and doesn't understand kino movies episode
>>71239684
What do YOU get out of lying here?
V>IV>III>VI>VII>II>I
The only accurate ranking
I loved MoS and BvS. Sorry Marvelcuck.
>>71239051
Anyone who doesn't like it is dumb.
>>71239742
The DCIDF excels at zeal and inability to grasp reality.
>>71239721
I always tell the truth and never shitposts please leave
>>71239721
even the critics liked the fight scenes. you know, the ones who disney paid to shit on the movie?
stay in your lane fuccboi
>>71239558
It's a form of cognitive dissonance. People with opposing points of view frequently harbor suspicions that holders of an opposing view hold that view with ulterior motives while secretly agreeing with the other's views.
It's one of the reasons that topics like religion(or its absence) and politics tend to generate such visceral animosity between people. Unlike science, there are just too many subjective factors for any side to conclusively prove themselves "right" on a purely logical level.
I love this movie and any and every reason I give will be insufficient to the task of convincing a single person I'm not a troll or a shill if that's what they choose to believe.
You choose your world.
>>71239807
>fuccboi
Really? Come on guy. Dont be a faggot
>>71239051
I genuinely love it. It's got great action, cinematography and is full of emotional scenes.
Stop forcing this meme that it's a meme to hate this movie.
>>71239684
The car chase was pretty cool. But he's right. The fight scenes were trash.
>>71239954
making meme's about is the only way marvelfags can compete.
when justice league comes out, it's over for the mouse.
>>71239859
good post anon
>>71239051
It's a great movie fuckfase. Def. Kapekino
>The moment he destroys the world engine
Beautiful.
>>71240316
I genuinely love both films, but I confess that I dip into the meme well of "kino" and "Lord Snyder" on occasion just because it amuses me. I suspect I'm not the only legitimate fan who does so.
>>71240433
Same here
>>71240433
That's why I deleted it. Too broad of a statement.
>>71240067
Thanks. It pretty much depleted my insight points for the day. I'll have to rest up if I plan on making any wisdom checks or casting any spells tomorrow.
>>71240433
I was one of the first to defend this movie here. Most people who defend it now more or less parrot what I said.
I was also being completely, 100% serious. It's a masterpiece. So nah, go fuck yourself simp.
I'm watching it for like the 20th time right now on FX~ Taking 1 for my DC bros and even letting the commercials run
its complete shit
>>71239051
hello faggot whats the matter the jesus analogies are to big for your fedora please shut the fuck up. time will tell this will be the definitive superman movie. say what you will.
>>71239051
Well duh, this is the same board that has kept Baneposting alive
We turn shitty movies into memes
>>71240701
Over the course of my night, I've had Kingdom of Heaven director's cut, Children of Men, and am now rewatching Man of Steel. I've lost count of how many times I've watched it now.
>>71239051
I've never not enjoyed it immensely.
>>71240433
I do this.
>>71240903
I think pretty much all of the Snyder kino meme posters are legit fans.
Differentfag here
I snyderkino post here and there amod mostly serious posts too but I can confirm I am so a legitimate fan as well.
>>71239051
is a decent actioner.
love the superman character since i was a child
solid 7.5/10
>>71239480
>>71239485
>>71239684
>>71239710
>>71239712
>>71239742
>>71239753
>>71239807
>>71239954
>>71239987
>>71240267
>>71240655
>>71240728
>>71240852
Hi memes.
>>71239499
Never watched it.
>>71239619
True. They were cartoony dbz tier.
>>71242450
Hey, memer
i'm legitimetaly like this movie
>>71242470
>ad hominem
>>71242450
Look out, people...he's taking on the whole board!
How will we ever defeat him?
>omg someone has the opposite opinion on something that I dont like!!
>must be memes
Cant believe retards like you exist
>weight of two worlds literally and figuratively on his shoulders
>stands up and flies anyway
How the fuck can you NOT like this movie?
>>71239051
ofc it's a meme, you'll never get one of the brain damaged autists to admit it though
once they saw how horrible the movie flopped their brains went into defcon 1 and the kino meme was born
>hurr durr, if almost no one like it, that must make me special for liking it
>hurr durr it's a misunderstood masterpiece and Snyder is a genius
i'd respect Snyder more if he applied his vision to original content instead of ruining comics
>>71242670
Hi meme
>>71242727
Bad acting? Bad score? Pick one, anon.
>b-but the story is great
Lots of bad movies have good stories. The star wars prequels have good stories. A good story is easy. Good acting, good dialogue, good music; those are a little more difficult.
>b-but he saves people!
So fucking what? How is that an accomplisment? Alright everyone. Superman saved the world. We've got a good movie! It doesn't work like that.
>>71242828
I haven't seen many of his movies but if MOS is any indication, he isn't a very good director because the performances he gets out of his actors is sub par and brings the entire movie down.
>>71242849
If the message conveyed in >>71242727 is lost on you, there's nothing I or anyone else can do to help you.
>>71242828
You sound a little frustrated.
>>71242987
Yeah, just ignore what I said before. It's a lot easier to insult my intelligence instead. That's what happens when you don't have an actual argument. I don't expect much more from Snyder fans.
>>71243020
Hi bait.
>>71243126
Your entire argument is subjective. You want me to just kick in with the "no u's" at this late hour? If I hurt your delicate little feelings, I'm sorry. I'm sure you're special in your own way.
>>71242987
>b-but he does heroic things! Its a masterpiece!
I could describe some bad movies' stories and make them sound like masterpieces too.
Best friends, practically brothers, have been torn apart by the dark side and now the corrupted one must be defeated in an epic and deadly final battle that may change the course of the entire galaxy for years to come. Master vs. Apprentice. Good vs. Evil. Sounds pretty sweet. Obviously with a story that good the movie has to be a masterpiece.oops
>>71242828
Ah so now we cut to the heart of the mater. You clicked on /tv/ by mistake! Discussion of comics and related canon takes place on /co/. Glad we could sort this out.
>>71239051
One day a cure for paranoia and cynicism will be discovered and you'll be able to function again.
>>71243279
>Superman saving the world doesn't automatically make a great movie
How is this subjective? You going to keep baiting and ignoring my argument or is it back to ad hominem?
>>71243352
Hi bait. Got any actual responses or would you rather persist with ad hominem? I'm noticing a lot of that in this thread.
>>71242849
>Bad acting? Bad score?
It's a good thing neither of those things can be found in "Man of Steel" then.
>>71243402
>ad hominem?
Someone learnt a new term recently.
>>71243452
No argument found in that post
>>71243469
Hi bait.
>>71243500
>No argument found in that post
I made a truthful statement.
>>71243325
Just about the only part of that that's applicable to MoS is the romance between Clark and Lois that I freely admit felt forced.
Lucas actually goes one worse, no, actually three worse by constantly referring to all those bond-building events between Obi Wan and Anakin without even showing them, which was the very thing their relationship needed.
I'm prepared to leave it at this: when I watch MoS, I'm watching a different movie than you, and it speaks to me in a very personal way. If you're not prepared to accept that, then please feel free to samefag the rest of the argument you so clearly want to have.
>>71239051
I seriously hope no one is serious about liking this goofy badly-written flick. All the autistic long posts trying to impart some form of meaning to this tripe make me laugh so fucking hard.
>>71243546
I saw no truth in your statement.
>>71243547
>It speaks to me in a personal way
And this means fucking what to me, or anybody for that matter?
>>71243630
>I saw no truth in your statement.
Then you are blind.
>>71243547
You like it because it speaks to you in a personal way (whatever that way may be)? Fine. That's awesome that you feel some connection to it because it reminds you of something that has happened to you in the past. That doesn't make it a great movie.
>>71243402
You posit that love professed for MoS must be a meme, that people must be trying to trick you (paranoia), presumably because you believe MoS can't be good or alternatively because you believe posters in /tv/ do not really enjoy movies (cynicism).
>>71243371
>Superman saving the world doesn't automatically make a great movie
I was answering the "bad acting/bad score" bit, but here's the rest:
The image of Superman beneath the world engine conveys to me the message of a man struggling and overcoming through sheer force of will, pushing the envelope of his limitations and doing the impossible.
When you look at it, you see Superman saving the world.
Now try to tell me I'm wrong.
>>71243642
The acting was dull and the score was as generic as possible. Not a single decent melody can be found in it. It's all "woah so epic yet subtle" and pretentious.
>>71243675
>Having a suspicious feeling about something is paranoia
>posters in /tv/ are well known for having serious discussions about movies
>>71243672
And what was this thread about again?
>>71243751
See, you're doing it again. You need to accept that your personal view of /tv/ is biased and limited and does not apply to every poster and instance of discussion.
>>71239051
"Man of Steel" is a great film with deep themes and emotional resonance and that wil remain true irrespective of yours or anyone else's opinion.
You may not like "Man of Steel" but that does not mean it is a bad film unlike say "The Avengers" which is almost universally liked and is still complete garbage. Having bad taste in film is allowable but trying to frame that as the correct opinion that everyone else must share is not.
>>71243695
>He's doing heroic things! See, it's a great movie!
Or are you simply trying to argue that that scene depicts superman saving the world? Who's arguing that? What's your point?
>>71243756
The fact that the majority of "MOS is the best capefilm" posts are memes.
>>71243712
>The acting was dull
Subjective.
>the score was as generic as possible
Subjective
>Not a single decent melody can be found in it. It's all "woah so epic yet subtle" and pretentious.
And to me, the score conveys a gentleness, peace and triumph that is perfectly fitting for Superman. It might not be a John Williams fanfare, but then again, Donner's Superman came to us as full-on iconic Supes out of the gate.
>>71242450
>some people have interests and opinions that differs from my own
MEMES! MEEEEMES! LELELEELE
>>71243712
>The acting was dull and the score was as generic as possible. Not a single decent melody can be found in it. It's all "woah so epic yet subtle" and pretentious.
This is not true, the acting is exquisitely revealing of the characters emotional cores and the score is simultaneously bombastic and moving.
The full edition was better than whatever was released in theaters. Still some poor writing tho and wonder woman.... I'm old but I could only see Lucy Lawless pulling off this role properly.
>>71243814
Take your bait elsewhere.
>>71243860
>Subjective
Just like everything you said. How about that? And no the score legitimately sucked it's own dick the whole way through. It was AWE: the album. Pretentious garbage, whereas John Williams managed to invoke a sense of awe while remaining humble.
>>71243898
If the characters emotional cores were all boring then I agree. No soul in the acting.
>>71243834
At this point, you should probably retread the initial post. >>71243834
>Or are you simply trying to argue that that scene depicts superman saving the world? Who's arguing that? What's your point?
Statements like this are what make debate with you pointless. You utterly fail to get the gist of what's being said, but the instant anyone questions your intellect or reading comprehension, you just dismiss it as ad hominem.
When your opponent's being obtuse to the point that it makes you question their mental acuity, it's not an attack anymore; it's genuine concern.
>>71244003
No I'm well able to understand that the world engine scene depicts superman saving the world by pushing himself. Superman Returns pretty much did the same thing with the kryptonite continent and it was just as ridiculous there but it looked better. In MOS he was fighting CGI beams to destroy it. At least the kryptonite continent was a physical mass and didn't look like a joke.
>>71243983
>If the characters emotional cores were all boring then I agree. No soul in the acting.
Again your blindness is apparent. To claim there is no soul in such deeply emotional characters as Zod and Jonathan Kent is unfathomable.
>>71244243
The whole movie lacked a soul, not just the characters. Everything is glossy like it's all cgi for some reason and an uncomfortable amount of color was drained out of every frame. A tiny portion of the characters having emotional depth and character isn't enough.
>>71244090
>ridiculous
>CGI
>joke.
Your vocabulary betrays your state of mind. Go enjoy something ironically since you seem unable to experience genuine emotional responses.
>>71243957
There's nothing humble, subtle. or even original about ripping off Aaron Copland, and this is coming from a John Williams fan.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLMVB0B1_Ts
>>71239051
like your thread?
>>71239051
(You) can stop samefagging now.
>>71244368
>You will travel far, my little Kal-El, but we will never leave you, even in the face of our deaths.
>They can be a great people, Kal-El. They wish to be. They only lack the light to show the way.
THAT provokes an emotional response. A father on a doomed planet sending his infant to a safer planet to give him a chance to live his life and inspire others.
>>71244243
>The whole movie lacked a soul, not just the characters. Everything is glossy like it's all cgi for some reason and an uncomfortable amount of color was drained out of every frame. A tiny portion of the characters having emotional depth and character isn't enough.
To claim that "Man of Steel" lacks soul shows that the emotional deficiency is yours not the films. And to call "Man of Steel" glossy is stating the opposite of reality and why does the colour grading make you uncomfortable? And all the characters have emotional depth, I simply chose the two most obvious counter examples to your claim that all the characters lacked soul.
>>71244417
1. The music itself is humble, and that sounded nothing like the superman theme.
2. Find the part where I said Williams was subtle.
3. Don't care about original because originality is long dead, even by 1978 it was dying.
>>71244459
>THAT provokes an emotional response. A father on a doomed planet sending his infant to a safer planet to give him a chance to live his life and inspire others.
And here we can illustrate the concept of differing tastes. I'm not a particulary big fan of the 1978 "Superman", it doesn't connect with me but I don't claim it to be a bad film and that everyone who enjoys it as being insincere and "memeing". To do that betrays a deep sense on insecurity and a need for validation.
>>71244479
Personally, I'm kind of starting to think that even the desaturation of these first two installments of the DCEU are speaking to some core themes.
Clark comes into a world that's been drained of much of its "color"(magic), and by becoming a focal point for belief, he and his heroic sacrifice are going to usher in a new "Heroic Age" and herald a rebirth of magic.
I'm betting that they hint at this very heavily in Suicide Squad and develop it even further in Wonder Woman. If I'm right, any scenes set in Diana's past are going to be incredibly vibrant and anything set in the modern age will feature the grays we've seen in the trailers.
What are they even going to do with the Justice League movies? Superman died at the end of BvS~ they had a very long drawn out funeral scene and everything
>>71244616
Now here's a desperate attempt at "memeing".
>>71244523
>The music itself is humble
It's about as humble as Indiana Jones.
>Find the part where I said Williams was subtle.
The subtlety is implied by your making the assertion that Williams's work is simultaneously awe-inspiring and humble. The only way to bridge such a dichotomy is to do so with subtlety.
>Don't care about original because originality is long dead, even by 1978 it was dying.
And this is you admitting you'd far rather just get rehashes of things you've already heard and seen. Comic book fan, right?
>>71244479
If I have an emotional deficiency then why does the Donner film invoke emotional responses from me?
>n-nostalgia
I was 16 the first time I saw it, so let's get that out of the way right now.
>why does the color grading make you uncomfortable?
You like it when they suck the color out of movies to force an aura of seriousness to it?
>all the characters have emotional depth
If only the performances from actors showed some of it.
>>71244573
My claim of memes among the love for MOS is justified. If you paid attention to some of the comments regarding it as "capekino" or "best capefilm" you'll notice a recurring theme. They all spout very similar versions of that phrase and I believe it's a meme, but this is 4chan so it's hard to get anyone to admit that. Of course I also believe it's possible for someone to actually love it but when you throw around terms like capekino and call it a masterpiece that's a little suspicious, and I don't get your fascination with "connecting" to movies. Superman doesn't connect with me. I just greatly enjoy the performances and emotional tone the movie has in it's peak moments.
>>71244578
This sounds like you're just making shit up to deepen the movie.
>>71244686
>It's about as humble as Indiana Jones.
Am I missing something here? Isn't humble kind of the opposite of pretentious?
>The subtlety is implied by your making the assertion that Williams's work is simultaneously awe-inspiring and humble. The only way to bridge such a dichotomy is to do so with subtlety.
I simply disagree.
>And this is you admitting you'd far rather just get rehashes of things you've already heard and seen. Comic book fan, right?
No, I would like to see more original concepts, but as I already pointed out, originality is dead, so we can't have it anymore. We have literally no choice.
Grow up you screaming downsie.
>>71244705
>This sounds like you're just making shit up to deepen the movie.
And statements like this are why it's pointless debating with you. It's all there. You just can't see it unless someone monologues it to you.
Don't worry, though. Someone eventually will. That's when your argument will shift to "Well they did a shit job of showing that. The only people who ever mentioned it were a bunch of paid shills and the trolls that mimicked them on a Laotian origami forum."
See you then.
To this day I don't understand the stupid Grey/Blue filter, Why does Zack hates colors
>>71244790
>>71244777
Hi bait.
>>71244814
The movie does have colors though.
>>71244875
Yes, tons of them, all in the washed over variety. Nothing vibrant to be found anywhere. Not one pixel.
>>71244759
>Am I missing something here?
Yes. Around these parts it's called a workable vocabulary. In practically the same breath, you've referred to William's work as awe-inspiring and humble, neither of which is generally thought of as antithetical to pretentiousness. "Unassuming" was the word for which you were grasping.
I know these sorts of things because my vocabulary comes from decades of reading actual texts, not an online thesaurus.
Also, I was seven when I saw Donner's Superman, and it was the most awesome thing I'd ever seen in a movie theater. Good night, junior.
>>71244980
You claim to be an old man browsing /tv/ but you try to assert some level of superiority over me? That's kind of ironic and pointless, don't you think?
>>71244828
Hi ad hominem.
>>71245039
What's that?
Issues with man of steel:
-Space dildos
-Acting wasn't great
6/10
Issues with Batman v Superman:
-Batman killing people
-Batman's motivation for taking on superman is flimsy
-Doomsday andsuperman dying
-Africa/bullets subplot makes no sense
-Throwing the kryptonite spear in the water
-Batman having a vision, waking up to flash, waking up again.
-Aquaman cameo
-Mechanical batman suit design could have been better
7/10
Both had great action, good and unique visuals, good writing in there amongst the bad, and fantastic soundtracks.
>>71242670
![grant-morrison-photo-in[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/hOmd9W3.jpg "grant-morrison-photo-in[1].jpg")
"In the end, I saw Superman not as a superhero or even a science fiction character, but as a story of Everyman. We’re all Superman in our own adventures. We have our own Fortresses of Solitude we retreat to, with our own special collections of valued stuff, our own super–pets, our own “Bottle Cities” that we feel guilty for neglecting. We have our own peers and rivals and bizarre emotional or moral tangles to deal with.
I felt I’d really grasped the concept when I saw him as Everyman, or rather as the dreamself of Everyman. That “S” is the radiant emblem of divinity we reveal when we rip off our stuffy shirts, our social masks, our neuroses, our constructed selves, and become who we truly are. Batman is obviously much cooler, but that’s because he’s a very energetic and adolescent fantasy character: a handsome billionaire playboy in black leather with a butler at this beck and call, better cars and gadgetry than James Bond, a horde of fetish femme fatales baying around his heels and no boss. That guy’s Superman day and night.
Superman grew up baling hay on a farm. He goes to work, for a boss, in an office. He pines after a hard–working gal. Only when he tears off his shirt does that heroic, ideal inner self come to life. That’s actually a much more adult fantasy than the one Batman’s peddling but it also makes Superman a little harder to sell. He’s much more of a working class superhero.
American writers often say they find it difficult to write Superman. They say he’s too powerful; you can’t give him problems. But Superman is a metaphor. For me, Superman has the same problems we do, but on a Paul Bunyan scale. If Superman walks the dog, he walks it around the asteroid belt because it can fly in space. When Superman’s relatives visit, they come from the 31st century and bring some hellish monster conqueror from the future. But it’s still a story about your relatives visiting." -Grant Morrison
>>71243630
>And this means fucking what to me, or anybody for that matter?
Ever looked at a painting and it just struck emotional chords with you? If so, that's what it means to you and everybody else.
That's how art and entertainment work.
>>71245225
Neither of those movies had fantastic soundtracks. They were both garbage. Bvs' score was even worse than MOS'.
>>71245278
But why do people have to put down things they don't like just because they're old?
>>71245279
Alright, music is one of the most subjective artforms, and you can feel that way.
But what other superhero movie has music like this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xwPc8cqcmQ
At the very least you have to give it a point for being more original than your standard superhero movie.
>>71245319
>But why do people have to put down things they don't like just because they're old?
For the same reasons that fanboys put down things just because they're new - it fucks with their comfort zones.
>>71245333
That is literally noise. It sounds like cliched jump scare horror movie """""music"""""
>>71245391
I see where you're coming from. Thankfully I have actual reasons for putting down MOS.
I like MoS. I'm ehhh on BvS. Both had good general ideas that needed better execution, though.
>>71245333
That's badass. Goes perfectly with the scene, too.
>>71245426
What other superhero movie has it?
>>71245333
This is Doomsday's scene, right?
>>71245531
Nah it's played during the ''knightmare'' post apocalyptic vision.
>>71245509
What other superhero movie has cliched garbage horror movie music in it? None that I can think of, thankfully. I'll give it credit for setting the bar lower than any other superhero movie before.
>>71245586
The singing in that song is more alike to the zarathustrian choir of 2001: A Space Oddysey, meant to instill a very human sense of dread. It is singing, but it's off, it feels wrong. It brings forth images of the harm man can do. An evolutionary reminder of the wailing of women as your community is raided by your fellow man. A philosophical edge to what otherwise would be ONLY an action scene, good though it is. Edge of your seat kinography.Lol. I like the soundtrack, you don't. No biggie.
>>71245620
I know what the track is trying to say. I'm saying it doesn't qualify as music. It's more accurately described as noise.
>>71245649
Noise is music too.
>>71245649
Guess that holds true for all the Monolith scenes from 2OO1, too?
>>71245682
I guess, in a "bottom of the barrel" sense.
![screenshot-2[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/3dh8ww0.jpg "screenshot-2[1].jpg")
>>71245704
>>71245692
ANSWER THE QUESTION ANON.
What about sad music in capeshit?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rdc6QjBNOOU
>>71245692
That's different. Those scenes have a real atmosphere and a real creepiness to them and the choir noises compliment it very well. It may just be a constant drone of people howling in a disturbing manner but it isn't a collection of jump-scary noises designed to """""scare""""" (startle) you.
>>71245761
I can see it happening as I listen.
>>71245779
But it wasn't meant to scare you, it was meant to accompany the harshness of the apocalyptic vision.
>>71245779
Nice rationalizing, troll.
>>71245761
Again, done better by Williams.
https://youtu.be/sgbg84JAY5w?t=3m56s
>>71245801
Yes it was, but it's only good for jump scares.
>>71245817
Hi bait.
>>71245835
Noise. Just designed to make people """"feel"""" things.
>>71245835
The best part is at 3:56.
>>71245866
Hi bait.
>>71245859
Hi boring, unoriginal troll.Bye.A
>>71245866
Oh boy. You're trying as hard as you can. You're trying your little heart you and it's adorable.
>>71245886
Aw. The bait went away. Guess he accepted his loss and walked back home in defeat.
>>71239051
MoS is great and hating it is the actual meme considering it received an overall negative response from the media
>>71246051
Don't mistake my intentions. I have a disdain for cape films in general these days since I am no longer a teenager. I've seen 2 MCU movies once each and didn't care for either of them.
>>71245225
>-Space dildos
"Man of Steel" is filled with phallic and yonic imagery. Sometimes combined!
>>71245931
>Oh boy. You're trying as hard as you can. You're trying your little heart you and it's adorable.
I must be doing better than just adorable, considering you saw fit to reply to the same post in two separate instances.
>Aw. The bait went away. Guess he accepted his loss and walked back home in defeat.
Nah, I'm just tired of watching you get your shit pushed in repeatedly, duck it like you think nobody notices, then reply with monotonous, uninspired trolling. I'll just take my adoration and leave now, but here's a little parting gift:
>>71245835
It would appear that you're just as deaf to aural themes as you are blind to visual ones, which would be impressive were it not so damn sad.
I just rewatched the scene to verify I was on the right track. Williams's score is going for mystery, wonder, urgency, and a touch of bittersweet, but not sadness.
He nails it, but you're comparing apples to oranges, which appears to be fine with you unless it's 2OO1 we're talking about.
>>71246365
Fuck you. I thought the scene was sad. Butthead.
>>71246365
Also using that image to imply that you're a tough guy somehow is pretty cringeworthy.
>>71246299
I actually found a really good image to illustrae just how much phallic and yonic imagery is present in Kryptonian architecture.
>>71246532
Nice! You seen this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7p5-14rjWUM
I don't agree with absolutely everything this guy thinks, but sticking around for his closing argument is well worth it. I was stunned when I saw it.
>>71246616
Yes, I've seen it. I think it's a very interesting argument and it may not all hold up but the themes of birth and rebirth is certainly present througout the film.
>>71246616
I couldn't keep watching it after he said "I think it's a masterpiece."
>>71246684
Your loss.
>>71239051
Walked out of this movie pretty disappointed and so was everyone else, you could feel it in the air, and no one had anything good to say. So yes, the critics and marvelfags are right, this was garbage.
>>71246736
Hi bait.
>>71246532
vagina door means rebirth
>>71240433
Blessed be thine seed
>>71245225
>Issues with man of steel:
>-Space dildos
pleb detected
rewatch when you're older, please
>>71246908
We singeth unto thee our praises, O Lord. The mighty works wrought by thine hand are like unto a wellspring amidst the wastes.
>>71245225
only two of those points are even remotely in the realm of actual criticism... but even then just saying it won't do shit to convince me
overall 2/10 post
+that image
+last sentence
>>71247042
He too is Icarus, in some way
Man of steel was probably one of the best superman movies of all time.
BvS was some straight up garbage.
>>71239051
man of steel is great besides the lettingmydaddie and giantmetalspider scenes
>>71239051
How hard is it to accept that some people like the movies?
Its fuckimg 6 moons since january
