u/Milkmann01

I absolutely love the original and have put off 2049 since its release, I heard it has no noir vibes, honestly none of the artistic beauty of the first but still has amazing reviews from what i’ve seen. Movies today lack those qualities so thats understandable but my main reason for not giving it a chance is ryan gosling, I cant see him as anything but the actor in the barbie movie and the notebook, I also recently watched project hail mary and found his acting very boring and underwhelming, im afraid I might love the movie but hate his acting which would leave a terrible bitter sweet taste in my mouth, one that anytime I think of this fantastic franchise I wont be able to look past, anyone who shares a similar dislike for new movies and constantly seeing the same actors, how did he do?

I looked up a cheat because i don’t have any pokemon to legitimately trade for zorua as I can’t transfer anything , I plugged it into melon ds “setup cheat codes”and clicked save but nothing happened, anyone know how to help

I think calling all the criticism misogyny is kinda lazy tbh. If people actually had a problem with a woman playing Supergirl, they’d be going after Milly Alcock, and that’s not really what’s happening. Most of what I’ve seen is people saying she’s one of the only good parts.The complaints are mostly about the movie itself. Like the story feeling rushed, the villain not being that interesting, and the visuals looking kinda dull. I’ve also seen a lot of people say it doesn’t even follow the comic it’s based on that well, especially with characters getting watered down or changed for no reason.That’s just normal movie criticism. You’d hear the same stuff if it was a male lead.
That doesn’t mean there aren’t some weird people hating for dumb reasons, there always are. But acting like every negative opinion is coming from that just feels wrong. Of course there’s going to be woman haters and Snyder fans boys who will trash this movie no matter how good it was but blaming all the criticism on that is plain idiotic and equally as biased. I went into this movie wanting to like it and came out genuinely disappointed and there’s nothing wrong with that. Movies are subjective at the end of the day, but what you can bash is not following your source material and everything else they did wrong the film critics are tearing apart in their reviews.

Just started BTAS for the first time and nobody warned me Bruce Wayne is kind of a creep in episode 1? The cat and the claw I was told the watch order can depend on the person.

He physically grabs Selina by the arm at the auction, then basically steamrolls her into agreeing to a date. She wasn't exactly throwing herself at him, he just decided he was interested and that was that. Gave me weird vibes the whole scene. I get that times were different back then, but it threw my interest in the show off right away, I loved the batman scenes but when it’s Bruce Wayne I just see some rich snob who thinks he’s entitled to any woman of his choice.

Is he like that throughout the whole show?