𖣠𖢑𖤬𖦪 retweeted
I’ll always remember walking out of the theater BEAMING with happiness and hope.
Fuck corporate greed or whatever other bullshit that tries to tell us that this wasn’t PEAK.
siempre estás en todos los lugares que se sienten como el sol en invierno
y solo me basta con cerrar mis ojos para confirmar que en el viento siento tus manos en mi cara
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𖣠𖢑𖤬𖦪 retweeted
“less than super” in other words those magas hated being called out in these movies
James Gunn and Peter Safran's short-lived era spearheading DC Studios was less than super, writes Variety's @OwenGleiberman:
"When you look at who Ellison has chosen to replace Gunn and Safran, there's a clear directive there: Jeremy Latcham is a Marvel veteran who, by his own description, now leans toward a faith-based vision, one that's wholesomely heroic and upbeat.
In other words, say goodbye to any vestige of the James Gunn "edge." But if the Gunn edge had truly won an audience, we might be having a different conversation. Taken together, his moves and decisions gave him a (barely) passing grade."
Read the full column: wp.me/pc8uak-1lI5Fp
𖣠𖢑𖤬𖦪 retweeted
This shit pisses me off so fucking much. We finally got a comic accurate Superman movie, a revival of the Green Lantern IP after nearly 20 years, the first Supergirl movie since the 80's, a bold body horror movie about a Batman villain, we had a universe with SOUL
FUCK ZIONISM
𖣠𖢑𖤬𖦪 retweeted
"Superman didn't have an impact on pop culture" is a bold lie. But this is 100% the scene that got James Gunn fired after the Skydance acquisition
Skydance reportedly replaced James Gunn and Peter Safran partly over DC Studios’ box office performance.
‘SUPERGIRL’ was a major flop, while even ‘SUPERMAN’ earning $618M worldwide failed to impress executives, who felt it lacked cultural impact.
(via @THR)





































