Aquaman bros

Misinterpret.
He said that the people that see these as clown works needs to get over it and recognize it as it's own clown genre

damn he's really into playing the role

*Honk* *Honk* it's a clown eat clown world out there

All of Hollywood is clownworld.

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There is an art to being a good clown.

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>bringing click bait articles here to discuss
Kindly eat dog shit.

Here's the more interesting part of that article

>While Abdul-Mateen called acting in “Aquaman” “clown work,” other actors have been left more rattled by starring in comic book tentpoles. Jake Gyllenhaal, who played the villain Mysterio in “Spider Man: Far From Home,” had panic attacks on set because acting in such a genre film proved harder than expected.

>“It’s hard, man. That acting is hard. All of it,” Gyllenhaal told Howard Stern in October 2021. “That world is enormous. And I joined that world way into that run; a train that was already moving. Normally, I come in way early on and I get to figure it out…I was freaking out. It was a scene with [Samuel L.] Jackson, Tom [Holland]…there were a number of actors in that scene. And I remember not being able to remember my lines. I was the wooden board. And they were like, ‘Whoa’.”

Yeah this. The hell?

>Do you think Hancock and Meteor Man should be discussed here too?
Different user:
I've unironically seen people discuss and post the Meteor Man comic.

wow. actually interesting line there from jake

>They cut his "how's the wife and kid?" scenes
I'd be mad too

This could be my guess, but I think there might be some comics and cartoons that aren't actually about super heroes out there.