DC is an example of playing a good hand until it turns bad. Before Marvel came out, DC's "Superman" was already a global hit. By the time Marvel devoted all its resources to "Iron Man", "Superman" " Batman " was released and I vomited. I couldn't believe that after lying down and eating, I felt so good that I got slapped in the face. When the rich have a good life, they think that the world is full of poor people. If they don't want to hit the poor, they will be violent. The same is true for the rich. Get out of bed. In the past few years, Marvel has become better and better than the last. After single series, they have also launched combined series, episode after episode, turning movies into series. DC, seeing the good days passing by, also wants to struggle. , it’s a pity that the upper-level leaders remembered that one thing is another, and so far, the only one who can win the game is "Wonder Woman" who can resist it.
DC has probably been thinking about restarting "Batman" for a long time. "Superman" has had too many ups and downs. It is a relatively reliable thing to bring "Batman" back to the public eye. It is a pity that Nolan previously shot "Batman" It was too high-end, turning the popcorn of the year into a monument, and the people behind it were one head and two older. This resulted in "New Batman" becoming an extremely tangled movie, thinking about money and reputation. The result of having too many ideas is that you get nothing. Just look at why Marvel's "Iron Man" next door finally revealed his identity. This is a cool movie that should be a bit cool. The era of being secretive has passed. Thinking about being a hero behind the scenes and being misunderstood all the time, being a human being is already very tiring, being a hero is even more tiring, so what else is worth giving? Life has turned people into dogs, and they still think every day that with great power comes great responsibility. Old talk, might it be a bit contrary to the needs of this era?
The reboot of "New Batman" is of great significance to DC. Unfortunately, there was a big problem with the selection in the first step. Compared with the current Robert Pattinson , the strong Bale really stood out too much. Par Ding Sen looked in pain when he first came up, as if he couldn't bear the beating. He was beaten so hard that he couldn't fight back, and it took a lot of effort to hit him. This kind of look is not what the director is looking at. What's it like? Heroes are so weak. How can ordinary people stand up? Add a Catwoman. This Catwoman is the most exquisite and translucent among all Catwomen. In front of such a strong opponent, such a petite Catwoman just came to walk on the catwalk. Look. Look at the female 007 agents, they are stunning when they appear on the scene, but this Catwoman is a little nervous when she comes out, for fear that she will die after two hits.
The actors can’t help it. The plot is reasonable and can actually be watched. The biggest fear is that the positioning is not clear and leads the audience into a ditch. The Batman in the whole show is the tangled mother who opens the door for tangled and tangled in the house. A few words are enough. Telling things clearly, going around and around to find the truth, and finally being taken into a ditch, and the two of them working together with Catwoman managed to escape death. What the hell is this? Heroes don’t always explode in the end and then beat them up wildly. Dead enemies, in the end everyone got angry and then embraced the beautiful woman? The relationship between the two can still be ambiguous. What the hell is this? Everyone is now looking for a soul mate. After the director completes the movie, he will probably have a good chat with a psychotherapist. It is normal for movie audiences to dislike seeing this kind of movie. If you like, you could probably be a psychotherapist yourself.
DC is in decline now. I want to keep up with Marvel but don’t want to lose my own tone. Then I go around and around in the circles I drew. In fact, "Wonder Woman" has already given the correct answer, so I will follow the same pattern. Isn't it better? First, get back the things from the past, live a better life, and then slowly draw your own big picture of the century. Now I can't even see the taillights of Marvel, and I still think about this and that every day, and so on. Generally speaking, it will be difficult for DC to get back on track, and those beautiful memories of "Superman" and "Batman" can probably only find solace in old movies. You must know that there were Jim Carrey and "Batman" in "Batman" back then. Are these glories that the Governor of Texas was involved in forgotten?
