"Two sides of the same coin" (edit from the official HBO Max Australia TikTok profile)
Even HBO is doing its own pro-merger "propaganda."
Even HBO is doing its own pro-merger "propaganda."
Some pictures I got today on the set of The Batman Part II.
I also included a photo of a New York taxi, which came out the tunnel along with a few other vehicles with Empire State plates.
No sign of any batmobile today!
It’s such a blessing to have these two beautiful men, who are so passionate about the character and its mythos, bringing Superman to the big screen. David Corenswet and James Gunn, feels like it was written in the stars!
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Not only that, but Bruce financing Harvey's psychiatric treatment and visiting him from time to time will demonstrate how much Battinson has developed and how different he is from his somewhat pedantic attitude in the first movie.
I think this needed to be said out loud. I love James Gunn’s ‘SUPERMAN’, but I do feel that a character as mythic as Superman should’ve been given more sombre, emotional, and darker moments — moments that he ultimately rises above through his relentless optimism.
Unfortunately, while the movie certainly had some of those elements, and they were easily the parts where it truly shined, they were buried beneath a lot of frivolous, very Gunn-style humour instead of the humour serving as moments of relief. ‘AVENGERS: ENDGAME’ remains a marvellous example of how a superhero movie can be dark, heavy, and emotional while still having adequate humour that offers the audience a breather from the intensity of the story. Personally, I would’ve preferred Superman to receive that kind of care and tonal treatment.
I know it sounds crazy, and I might be overthinking things, but seeing how Reeves refers to the other cast members, aside from Martinez and the new cast members, he always calls them "friend."
However, in Brian Tyree's case, he doesn't omit any term when referring to him, but he doesn't call him "friend" either; he just calls him "man," followed by bat emojis.
I know he added the bat emoji with the others too, but it's interesting that, in addition to that way of addressing him and the emoji, if you look at the Brian Tyree gif, he's making subtle, up-and-down movements with his arms, like a very subtle flapping motion.