Posts by Elizabeth Howard4

Honestly, I had the exact opposite experience. I got so sucked into the movie that I didn't even give the special effects a second thought, though I did catch a few little things during that baby scene and elsewhere 🤔 but it didn't really jump out at me. Since I'm not some total perfectionist, it didn't bother me that much.
I was way more focused on the soundtrack, which is killer—especially when that classic Elfman's Batman theme kicked in.
Next time I go see it, though, I'll definitely try to pay closer attention to those effects.🍿

blueharbor30 said:You lucky bastard, I ended up getting a Supergirl poster instead...

I won't spoil it either. I liked the film and would definitely watch it again, but you can probably skip the end credits scene.

I snagged the Flash poster, and I already talked some girls into swapping with me. Good for them, good for me! 😬

That end credit scene kinda reminds me of when Thor was in a similar headspace.😁

Grace Edwards said:I feel like you guys are getting way too caught up in real life and what Ezra is actually like outside of work.
It doesn't really matter to me, though; I’m not sitting here watching some documentary about Ezra, I’m just trying to watch the Flash film.
Personally, I thought he was great in both versions of the Justice League.
It’s just a shame that Hollywood got a little too deep into his messy headspace—I guess a lot of people ended up walking away with more than just a few scratches.

Real talk, in JL he felt like a side character—not super engaging since he was overshadowed by such a massive lineup—but man, I’m totally eating my words now. I feel kind of embarrassed about what I said before!

I’ll be real, the main reason I was even hyped for this movie was Michael Keaton. Honestly, the Flash himself didn't grab me much, especially with Ezra Miller in the mix.
But man, I have to eat my words here. I never in a million years thought I’d actually love how Ezrin handled that whole double interpretation thing.
He absolutely nailed the psychological profile of all those different personalities within the same character. 🙏🙏

I can't believe I'm saying this, but I genuinely hope the Flash gets a sequel.

If this movie doesn't finally kick the whole MCU in the right direction, then I seriously don't know what will.

It was such an insane feeling seeing Michael back in the Batsuit after 30 years.
And I think there are a few other things toward the end that would give any MCU fan a massive hit of Batman nostalgia.

One part totally blew my mind—I honestly never expected to see that, even for just a split second.

Not gonna lie, I’m totally stoked with how it turned out. It's one of those rare movies I could actually watch over and over again.

There's a post-credits scene too, but honestly, who has the patience to sit through all that?🙂

wearybison63 said:-I even got a poster at the theater.
https://www.google.com/search?q=ant+...bRVi5-AyVX-7vM

Did they ask you to pose with the poster or what?
😁 I'm dying to know why they need those photos—where are they even planning to post them?

As for the movie, visually? Totally stunning, like a literal dreamscape.
For me, Kang is easily the best part of the whole thing. Honestly, feels like we're gonna be seeing way more of him, if not in movies, then definitely in a series tied to that last post-credit scene.

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Pinhead is definitely an iconic horror figure, but honestly, those movies just didn't hit the same level as Friday the 13th, Halloween, or Terror in Elm Street.

The Elm Street remake was a total train wreck, and the second Freddy version felt so pathetic compared to the original—I'm really hoping they don't pull the same stunt with Hellraiser.

Pinhead, Michael Myers, Jason, Chucky... they're all legends, but for me, Freddy Krueger is the absolute coolest. He’s the only one who can actually make you laugh while you're terrified out of your mind.

I went back and forth on this, but I finally had to make a choice, I guess...
Honestly, I feel like they should've included the Hobbit in this poll too.😁

The thing is, Star Wars fans are actually the biggest enemies of the Star Wars franchise itself.
Some of these Star Wars fans remind me of religious zealots—like how followers of major religions can be, where any interpretation other than their own is considered heresy.
Even if an almighty God tried to film the Star Wars sequels, He wouldn't be able to please all of them, because trying to satisfy everyone would be impossible, just like trying to please every single different sect of every major religion.
With Marvel fans, you don't see all this heavy philosophical debating or deep theological drama. These movies are meant for chilling out and having fun; that's what they were built for, and nobody expects anything more.

On the flip side, people expected way too much from the Star Wars franchise. The real issue is those massive expectations, combined with certain people trying to push their own agendas through the films.

But even with all the creative flaws, I still think Star Wars will survive. In ten years, we'll still be sitting here arguing about what went wrong or why things didn't go this way or that... meanwhile, Marvel movies will probably end up meeting the same fate as Avatar.

There’s just one 😁, totally brilliant. Even guys like Sauron, Saruman, and the Witch-king of Angmar feel like this ancient, primal evil, but at least their darkness makes some kind of sense.