What part of JL makes you think this Barry is anywhere NEAR as experienced as Rebirth Barry??
Visually iconic, but this moment made no sense from a power-scaling perspective.
The whole point of the Speed Force is that Superman can't simply replicate what Barry does through raw speed. Geoff Johns made that clear in The Flash: Rebirth when Clark brought up their previous races, and Barry hit him with the legendary response: “Those were for charity, Clark.”
That's what makes Snyder's scene so frustrating. Barry is a Speed Force user, yet a freshly resurrected Superman can casually track him like he's moving in slow motion.
If Superman can keep up with Flash without any explanation beyond being Superman, what exactly makes Barry special on the Justice League?
Sabrina Carpenter Enjoyer retweeted
“In situations like this” what the fuck are you talking about. Are you Wile E Coyote
IKYFL💀💀💀
Katie Zacharia has been fired as White House press secretary after less than one week on the job.
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Sabrina Carpenter Enjoyer retweeted
If social media had been a thing when the LOTR movies came out and word leaked that there was no Tom Bombadil, you people would have stormed Peter Jackson's house and skinned him alive.
There are serious logistical flaws.
For example, The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe occurs during WWII in the 1940s. Peter, Susan, Ed, and Lucy Pevensie flee London for the country because London is being bombed by Nazis.
This is a huge plot point and shapes how the characters interact for the rest of the story.
It is impossible for Digory to have lived in the 1950s, because he built the wardrobe which Lucy climbed into. It’s made out of Narnian wood, which is why it becomes a portal between two worlds. Digory grows up to be the eccentric professor who the Pevensie children take shelter with during WWII.
The era change completely upends the entire series. I don’t understand how anyone familiar with the source material could make this kind of mistake.
Sabrina Carpenter Enjoyer retweeted
Denis really has no talent when it comes to constructing a shot. Why would you put a giant “Empire Exclusive” sign in the top right? We get it dude, Paul Atreides is an emperor - so fucking on the nose.
New look at Timothée Chalamet and Anya Taylor-Joy in ‘DUNE: PART 3’.
(Source: empireonline.com/movies/news…)
We got people tweeting stuff like this, not getting the point. Then we got dumbass racists in the comments 😭
It looks like the White erasure that White people were complaining about (Hollywood casting non-Whites in characters) doesn't apply when White people play the roles of Arabs and Muslims.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Timothée Chalamet plays Paul Atreides and Anya Taylor-Joy plays Alia Atreides, of House Atreides with Greek descent per the books; they are not Arabs or Muslims. Arab and Islamic influences mainly define the separate Fremen of Arrakis.
screenrant.com/dune-character…
cbc.ca/radio/day6/int…
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fremen
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_Atr…
Sabrina Carpenter Enjoyer retweeted
I say this a lot but nostalgia is the craziest thing. It blinds people to new experiences.
"This is different to what made me happy as a kid, therefore it is bad!"
Watch the new stuff, it may be incredible!
If not, go back to what you love, it hasn't been erased!
