Spider-Aziz
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My reaction to the show
Yep. Thought it should be shared here as well just cause.Not to toot my own horn, but there's already a thread devoted to this:
Which Superhero films belong in the National Film Registry?
People in this thread reacting to this news:
I don't think it would have, but it was already filming when the transition happened so they just rolled with it.I'm genuinely surprised it even made it out the gate when Ghost Rider was killed in its cradle.
He's gonna say filth flarn filth?Exclusive: 'Zack Snyder's Justice League' might get R-rated theatrical release
According to Mr. Slo Mo Batman is going to drop the F-bomb.
Exclusive: 'Zack Snyder's Justice League' might get R-rated theatrical release
According to Mr. Slo Mo, Batfleck is going to drop some F-bombs.
Lin-Manuel Miranda noted that the ratings board within the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) has strict rules about how many times the use of a certain word, like “****,” can be used. Technically more than one “****” and a movie should receive an R rating. Disney Plus has strict rules about what can appear on its namesake streaming service, barring anything above a PG-13.
Zack is such a twelve year oldExclusive: 'Zack Snyder's Justice League' might get R-rated theatrical release
According to Mr. Slo Mo, Batfleck is going to drop some F-bombs.
I don’t particularly care about how child friendly superheroes are, a lot of the best supherhero fiction is aimed at teenagers or adults - that’s just a reality of the genre now, but Justice League is a bizarre one. Like, I can see the logic behind an r rated Daredevil, Wolverine, Moon Knight or even probably Batman with the right screenplay but the ****ing Justice League?
The Snyderverse is just those goofy ass Bootleg Universe shorts writ large.Yeah, the characters matter. If Marvel made an R-rated Deadpool, then I'd be really happy. Not so much if they made an R-rated Fantastic Four. Snyder doesn't understand this one bit.
I agree with you, as I think making an R-rated Justice League is stupid as all hell. That being said, there are plenty of kids out there with access to R-rated movies. I went to a sold out show of Deadpool 2 on opening night and maybe a third of the audience was under the age of 15.Such a great idea. Make the worlds greatest superheroes inaccessible to.......kids. You can’t make this **** up.
That might not be the only reason the movie is getting an R-rating. According to Snyder the violence in his cut is quite graphic.So edgy.
During the release of Hamilton on Disney+...
So if Batman drops 2 f bombs it's probably going to be R rated.
Asked for details about what makes the new footage explicit, Snyder reveals, "There's one scene where Batman drops an F-bomb. Cyborg is not too happy with what's going on with his life before he meets the Justice League, and he tends to speak his mind. And Steppenwolf is pretty much just hacking people in half. So [the rating would be due to] violence and profanity, probably both."
To be honest, most R Rated content you’d find in a Snyder or Deadpool movie is fine for a majority of kids above twelve. The rating system is super arbitrary.I agree with you, as I think making an R-rated Justice League is stupid as all hell. That being said, there are plenty of kids out there with access to R-rated movies. I went to a sold out show of Deadpool 2 on opening night and maybe a third of the audience was under the age of 15.
"We're not friends, we're a family"He's gonna say filth flarn filth?
"We're not friends, we're a family"
Whoops, I worded that quote the wrong way. But yeah, this is what I was referring to.