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I'm laughing my ass off man🤣
This has to be the most honest review of this movie😭💯
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Pete Hegseth’s handler, who’s Jewish, is on the Congressional record.
The United States Military is being run by a FOREIGN AGENT of Israel.
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They tried to absolutely destroy him. He did not deserve the abuse the legacy media put him through just because he was out of step of their machine.
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1. Dialogues were great
2. Superman raised perfectly
3. Film was about Kal-el becoming Superman
4. It aimed for a serious tone
5. Gunn Gooner calling MoS cringe? Ironic
6. Added Realism
7. That's why Zod was the best DCEU villain
8. The real world will have consequences.
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The government shouldn’t have the ability to control your car in anyway shape or form
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4 if you count finishing the VFX for 'David Ayer's Suicide Squad'. #ReleaseTheAyerCut #RestoreTheSnyderVerse
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MCU low IQ fanbase following Gunn over to DCU with idiotic jokes for low IQ brain watchers. DCEU fanbase moving over to MCU which might be steering away from the idiotic jokes with the new phase starting with FF4. 🤣🤣
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It has never been portrayed in a “cool” way like in this shot, for laughs
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This is floating around and I felt the desire to address it without calling out the post negatively.
We are all allowed to ask questions, to wonder, and to speculate. Good stories should make you ponder what happened. The bad ones are more obvious.
For the courtroom scene in BVS, the whole thing was meant to set him up and destroy his already tumultuous relationship with the media and public.
From a story standpoint, it was meant to show that no matter how powerful he is, he is also fallible. He’s not perfect. He’s not a god. He can be tricked, framed, injured, hurt, and killed.
This attack exposed that to a degree (and more so with Doomsday later on).
It wasn’t about why he didn’t save anyone (because he couldn’t have, since one of his weaknesses, lead, was used against him).
It was about the fact that he DIDN’T see it, confirming those weaknesses to Luthor, who sought to expose and destroy Superman.
It also tee’d up Luthor as a manipulative mastermind. He duped everyone in that room and played them against one another, then killed them, making him a fierce contender for Superman in a brawn vs brain scenario.
It’s also to note that the Ultimate Cut has Superman sticking around the Capitol and saving people after the blast.
Anyway, those are my thoughts on this post. Maybe it was trolling, maybe genuinely curious.
Either way, that’s how I view the sequence in question.

























