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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut
3 things.
1) I would still be more likely to see this movie if there were just 10 minutes of Amber Heard getting railed somewhere in there. They could tastefully integrate it into the plot - I'm fine with that.
2) I was watching the first Tim Burton Batman (Keaton) and realized that I've gotten 'origin story' fatigue. That movie started and Batman was just Batman. I guess there was some Joker origin in there but I didn't need to spend 40 minutes watching the hero build the batcave. I think audiences have kinda come to demand that in these massive universes but I kinda liked the 'hey - here's your superhero, enjoy' approach.
3) I don't like Willem DeFoe. I feel like I want to like him and I'm a bad moviegoer for not liking him. But I didn't even really care for him in John Wick. He's going to be chewing scenery at his own funeral; just over-acts something awful.
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1) Yes. God yes. She has an untethered sexual attraction to her. Hell yes. (Just try not to think about her jumping up and down on Johnny Depp's crazy ass to keep the insta-boner alive)
2) I think this is yet another angle where Marvel is way ahead of the curve over DC. In
Infinity War, Thanos' Black Order were just part of the story without us knowing the who, what, when and where. I liked that, a lot. I hope they choose to do that more and more as new characters get introduced. You could kind of argue that Spiderman got the same treatment when he jumped ship to the Marvel Universe in Civil War, even if we all already knew THAT particular Spiderman's story. Incidentally, that was one of my personal problems with
Justice League - so much backstory when we all know the stories.
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