>July 1st 2022
>I am forgotten
July 1st 2022
Jack Gutierrez
Jason Lopez
>OP remembers it and posts about it
Connor Smith
Imagine getting filtered this hard by vengeance
Jaxon Hall
Finally
Hunter Gray
>July 2022
>I am once again remembered on Any Forums
Noah Baker
Better than every single MCU film ever released.
Hudson Scott
>AaaaAAAAAaaaaaAAAAAAAA I'M GOING INSAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNEEEEE.....
Matthew Thomas
Was it good?
Joshua Harris
It's a little shaky at times, bust mostly yes. They have a cringe ass line about white, privileged assholes in it, but Catwoman is the one who says it and Batman sorta proves her wrong.
Jacob Rivera
it works very well as nyquil
Jacob Barnes
Should stay that way. What an awful movie.
Christian Thomas
It's decent for the first half or so and then goes completely off the rails once Riddler reveals his "plan". None of it makes any sense after that.
Anthony Powell
Okay and intriguing first act. Atrocious last half. Really really bad.
Elijah White
No. One of the stupidest screenplays i have ever seen.
Thomas Garcia
lol, lmao even
Gavin Perry
Better than the other capeshit. That's about it.
Luke Jones
Which one? Morbius?
Liam Baker
Which one is better? Infinity War, The Avengers and Iron Man are their best films and none of them were as ambitious or technically/artistically impressive as this, even if there were a few misses writing-wise.
Owen Perry
>and none of them were as ambitious or technically/artistically impressive as this
This film is as impressive as The Mandalorian. That is to say not impressive at all. They used the Volume tech for everything.
Kevin Ramirez
>were as ambitious
This was literally a soulless movie where the studio just tried to copy the things that worked before for them but with none of the understanding of what made it work. This is Nolan's shit but worse.
Logan Green
I think it's a little campier than Nolan's Batman films and aesthetically it's closer to the Animated Series as well. I think there's potential if they don't try and take it in a super self-serious and gritty direction, but I already think it's more cartoonish than the previous films since Schumacher, for better or worse.
Mason Robinson
re-think thine lives
Gavin Powell
To add, I like that's taking itself just seriously enough while still doing the camp thing and not making it too obvious (like the MCU does with the constant ironic winking at the audience). It might filter a lot of people at first, but I think if they can tighten up the script and drop the pop politics next time, it will be much more of a success.
Evan Allen
cope
Matthew Ortiz
the sludgeman
Jaxson Fisher
lasted longer than doctor strange
Jacob Bell
Been thinking about rewatching it just haven’t had the time