was he playing lex or the joker? I still cant tell.
>>71449631
the riddler
>>71449631
gr8 b8 m8 i r8 8/8
http://www.manofsteelanswers.com/lex-luthor-explained/
Since the movie is decnstructive Lex is sort of an archetype. Also he was playing a modern paranoid billionaire, a modern realistic Lex.
Ask a psychologist, the line between genius and madness is thin, and Eisenberg's performance perfectly mirrors this.
Lex origin story which works perfectly. From kid to villain.
>>71449872
>Putting this much time/effort into a shit movie
>>71449872
kys
>>71449872
>>71449905
Goddamn, I hope you guys are joking. Couldn't stop cringing when he came on screen.
>>71449972
MMM! mm, ahh~
>>71449872
plz be a joke
>>71449872
>modern realistic Lex
>modern realistic
>realistic
>>71449631
He was playing the mad scientist version of Luthor from the early comics mixed with the smart innovating billionaire version.
But he's going through a transformation. An arc.
Superman, Doomsday, and Luthor are all coming back the way people except them to be. This was only the beginning of those characters.
>>71450141
>He was playing the mad scientist version of Luthor from the early comics
this
the super suave bodybuilding lex is a modern version of lex
>>71449631
well since the joker already exists in the universe i can clearly tell you guys are idiots
>>71449972
this, every fucking scene was so cringe
>>71453335
>>71449972
Hit a lil too close to home guys?
>>71450141
This
As much as Luthor's best version is a well-built playboy, this was only an early proto-Luthor.
They're waiting for Eisenberg to get older and tougher to develop the character.
>>71449872
weeeew, hey can you guys justify Batman & Robin in the same autistic fashion
