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I'm so happy we have this movie. We deserve it. Well done to the fans who fought for it, it's a massive benefit to the DC catalogue.

Now when it comes to a 2017 theatrical release, I firmly believe you could've cut this movie down to no less than 3 hours without sacrificing the film's quality too much. A 3-hour movie would be a much easier commitment and would give it an infectiously fun pace.

It's an immense regret that we didn't get the rest of the movies. I truly believe it would've been such an iconic story and would've grown the DC brand - hence helping out the movies that are releasing today.

However, at least DC is on the right track with James Gunn at the helm. I prefer Snyder's overall ability, but his story was finite. Gunn's style allows you to make a potentially never-ending conveyor belt of "fun, popcorn movies", which will help DC gain exposure and reach a broad audience. If you were to ask me what other creative should be in charge of DC right now, I really couldn't name anyone else.

So while I am disappointed we didn't get the complete JL saga, at least we have a creatively capable director in his own right leading the charge. And I hope he succeeds because the brand is literally on a lifeline right now.

Notice how the night sky is PITCH BLACK instead of a deep blue like it is in other games and GTA 5? This is the upgrade I've been waiting for

These icons appeared when Jason attained a wanted level. This is what it could mean for gameplay:

It would be pretty badass if the extended look starts like this

This is the kind of superhero spectacle I miss. The League emerging from the water, the scale of it, that immense score, the gorgeous lighting, everything comes together to make this moment feel important. There isn't even any action happening but it feels more epic than most superhero fights

Superman 2025 has dropped below Man of Steel on IMDb. Thoughts?

Was WB right to give James Gunn control of DC after The Suicide Squad’s massive box-office failure compared with other CBMs that year?

If you were to change one thing about The Batman, what would it be?

Superman (2025) 🤝 Shazam (2019)

Its never been more over for THEM

BvS referencing Excalibur (1981) in the Knightmare sequence

FLASHPOINT movie poster - fanmade

Rockstar has a lot to gain from this Netflix deal. They get to market their game to a non-gamer crowd by literally putting it in the homes of casual everyday people. They're banking on this Extended Look being so awesome that it convinces non-gamers to buy GTA 6. Think about that for a second.

I rewatched ZSJL for the first time in years, and WOW I had an even better experience. This is a TOP 5 CBM. The scene of Flash saving the world is literally the coolest thing I've ever seen on screen. It upsets me how WB butchered this movie when they had an amazing movie on their hands.

Anyone who owns this Trilogy, which version of BvS is on here? Does it feature the IMAX scenes and the extended cut?

It's been 10 years but I still love the way Batman looks in armour

DC fans when the CEO says a film "has the best script he's ever read" or "is one of the best CBMs of all time"

DC box office discourse requires a degree in quantum mathematics

For FANS of BvS, what do you LIKE most about it?

It's actually crazy people can do this before the game has even released - I wonder how Rockstar feel about this

What's a DC movie opinion you have that would get you treated like this?