I hated the damage control so much in BvS. Constantly reminding us it's uninhibited

Do you ever rest ?

Last night i was on letterboxd talking s*** to some kino nerds that posted 1001 movies to see before u die cause frrs how is bvs not on the list but f***in guardians of the galaxy is

You are a Snyder Die hard

if we being honest neither one is a must see

There's some marvel joints that I feel indifferent about but gotg is something I actively hate

GOOD TIME FEEEEEEEEEELING

I want to fight that movie lmao

it is one you see once in theaters and never again. Time and time again my mind is blown by the fact there are people who have not only seen all MCU content but rewatch it for clues . It could be the baddest b**** in the world but if she was a Marvel die hard I couldn't do it

Imagine the shame he woulda faced being thrown to Darkseid knees Alive and demoralized. I see no scenario Darkseid doesn't crush his face either way

I’m all for a Snyder verse come back but I’m sorry bro GOTG is definitely better than BVS

Hard

It pains me that we might not get a sequel where darkseid fights the Justice league

Animated movie or mini series is what they should do, but snyder not gonna do that cuz he loves that his stans are trolling his opps and doing that would put an end to it lmao

Snyder teen titans episode on rn

This s*** hard

Darkseid looks hard!

If DCEU have no plans for Cyborg give Snyder the Titans franchise

Out of all things for Snyder to handle you think he would handle Titans well? I don't know where Titans is story wise but Slade would be cool fights with Snyder for sure. Snyder takes me as someone who always wants to do a bunch of comic or story homages so Titans feels like a tough one for him to do without him trying to throw in Batman, Superman or any mains.

Judas contract movie would go hard and george perez art is iconic enough but yeah if snyder made a titans movie there would fosho be a batman feat in there

At least you can admit the man loves homages too much to just deliver a whole hearted story