Good luck man. I'd be interested in seeing that.
Another question: who do you blame for BvS being so bad? Terrio? WB? Or do you stand with the majority of the human race in being hateful of Snyder?
It's gonna be pretty huge, so I think I'll break it up into three seasons (one blog each season).
I was just having this discussion with someone last night. I believe the main problem is Nolan leaving and Goyer getting kicked off the project. Creatively, these two had the most input when it came to MoS (Snyder did change the ending). With those two gone it created a power vacum and I think it mainly had to do with WB, Snyder and Terrio not having a clear vision and having conflicts in which WB (who at this point needs to stop meddling) won a ton of their debates. But it's really hard to say. I guess considering the details when it came to SS, one could say that it's mainly WB. Here's how I break down the blame
Snyder- Maybe he's not entirely to blame, but his attitude towards the audience and acting like he's too smart for the room and that people won't get his movies is truly infuriating.
Terrio- He wrote Lex and Eisenberg said it all came from him.
WB- Failed to be a stand in for Nolan.
I also have been dwelling on this conundrum too. I see eye to eye with you on a lot of your points.
I especially agree with you in regards to WB failing to be a stand in for Nolan. I know WB gets a lot of blame for "rushing the universe", but honestly, I think WB's biggest problem is granting too much power to one man and not being able to say no to said mad man's idea. People like to blame WB for rushing the Justice League, or "compromising Snyder's vision for Man of Steel" but a lot of people forget it what actually Snyder's idea to bring Batman into the picture. He's discussed on several occasions that once MoS was done, they were brainstorming ideas for a MoS sequel and he was like "what if Batman can be in it, and we can have him watching Superman from the shadows? Well, if you're gonna have him in it, then you gotta have them fight each other" and the concept evolved from there. Snyder is also responsible for including Doomsday in the movie, and killing off Superman so that "Batman could be the one to form the Justice League." People underestimate Snyder's influence in the DCEU.
Do you watch any TV shows as of now?
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