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I mean, a lot of Hollywood films have Christ allegories built into them because Directors are a surprisingly uncreative lot.
It's not just film either, all pieces of media love their christ allegories.
Just reminds me that Superman "Rose again" in.....Justice League.
I love that part of the review, it's like the one part I remember years later.
The Death and Return of Superman is an old comic story that actually had a lot of weight to it and wasn't as much of a Jesus metaphor. It was even reported in the news when it happened: Superman dies.
I honestly wanted to like Justice League since I adored Wonder Woman and like The Flash.
USA: "By comparing a character with Jesus, we immediately draw a strong connection with the audience about what the character's motivations are."
I mean, characters coming back from the dead is just part of Comic Books in general.
Dang it, Diem. You
'd me!I'll never forgive Wonder Woman for giving me hope that the DCEU could maybe put out good movies.I honestly wanted to like Justice League since I adored Wonder Woman and like The Flash.
It's nice to want things.
Good old "everyone in the audience must be Christian" fallacy.
Hey man, your other option is like, quoting the Divine Comedy or William Blake. Or both.
Don't forget the other one in the SMT series, Agony.
SMT/Persona has the excuse that that is literally Jesus and that's possible because of how Demons/Shadows work.
They gotta get the CSI: Miami filter guy to make their **** look warm at this point.
Ay dios mios it got a sequel? H-o-w.
The movies are full of Blues and Greens because they're trying to keep Henry Cavill's awesome Kryptonian powers in check by constantly bathing everyone in Kryptonite.
For as rough as it was, it made bank at the box office. That's really all it needed to do.
I've always found it interesting that they kept it generic, like it can be any messiah and not just the Christian one (despite it having a cross on his back).
I keep reading that acronym as DEUCE... which still works.
What the DCEU?
We can't always get what we wantIm not ready to see that ****ty Harley Queen everywhere again.
Dude, we're gonna get so many ****ing cosplayers.Im not ready to see that ****ty Harley Queen everywhere again.
DC Extended Universe.
I'm not sure if that's the "Sh" word or the "Sl" word, but to be honest both work.Im not ready to see that ****ty Harley Queen everywhere again.
*woosh*DC Extended Universe.
Presumably because they didn't want to copy Marvel with putting "Cinematic" in the title...despite desperately trying to rush toward a team-up movie.
I was making a "What the Deuce"? joke. I know what the DCEU is.DC Extended Universe.
Presumably because they didn't want to copy Marvel with putting "Cinematic" in the title...despite desperately trying to rush toward a team-up movie.
It was, in fact, a Whoosh.
Actors get a lot of **** for stuff that, a lot of the time, is out of their hands.
One thing I'm kinda worried about is that rumor has it Kinnaman isn't coming back as Rick Flagg. He was honestly one of the better parts of the movie, imo, so it kinda sucks if he doesn't come back.
If it makes you feel better it's already confirmed it's ignoring the first movie and the only things they're keeping are Margot as Harley and Deadshot. Everything else including Deadshot's actor is going to be different
So isn't that more of a reboot than a sequel?
Weren't there murmurs of Viola Davis coming back to play Waller again or was that misinformation?
