Why would heavy focus on humour ruin Deadpool if the character IS a comical one. He's fcked up as Hell, he's been through Hell, his life is sh!t all the way, yet he doesn't break and laughs at whatever happens, quipping from Sh!tsville all the way to Septic Tank City.
That's what makes Deadpool great and THAT's what will make the movie great (at least from what I've seen).
For BvS, there's nothing that I've seen that I like because the characters don't act the way they should. Batman doesn't go immediate "Terminate Superman" mode when something like MoS happens. Superman doesn't doubt what he is doing or asks why he's doing it. He's a good man and does what he does because he wants to help. He doesn't need the Jesus exposition or "save them... Or don't" speech from his mother. He's a good man, that's all there is to it.
If anything, Batman would confront Superman, and ask him what the Hell his deal is. Maybe even trying to intimidate him a bit. But never go all aggressive from the get go. And neither would Superman. He'd find Batman and try to figure him out. Possibly ask him if he's on the good side and listen to his heartbeat to figure out if he's lying or not.
In all honesty, Batman vs Superman should've come AFTER a Justice League movie, where it ends with Batman and Superman having a falling out or something. THAT would've made sense, but starting them off as enemies? Bullsh!t. The only reason this is the next movie in the DCCU is because they're afraid that their ship will sink if they don't push out things that can be equal to Marvel.
Punching Trolls in the face like Buzz Aldrin!
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scabab
10 years ago
Even if that is his character it can still become annoying incredibly fast. There's no saying the humour will even be funny to begin with.
Ryan Reynolds played Hannibal King in Blade 3 and kept making jokes like that and it one of the biggest reasons why the movie sucked. He was in X-men Origins, he wasn't in that much but kept making jokes and that started getting annoying.
If Deadpool is going to be like that throughout the entire movie it will ruin it and it will fail. People want Spider-man to make jokes but only here and there, not non stop throughout a two hour movie.
I don't particularly care how they're portraying Batman and Superman. There's dozen of interpretations of the same character and it gets boring after a while. A more no nonsense get things done Batman is a welcome change for me.
Nobody wants to see a Batman vs Superman movie where they just meet up and talk things out.
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FitnessKOresurrected
10 years ago
You're making a lot of assumptions on this movie and it's still a year away. I keep hearing all the time how the hell can Batman even attempt to fight Superman? I'm wondering if any of those people actually ever READ a DC comic. Specifically, the Dark Knight Returns. I can tell without ever seeing confirmation that this movie borrows a lot from that series. Batman knows he can't physically stand toe to toe with Supe but he outsmarts him. His exoskeleton suit??? Directly from the comic. Can superman just blitz Batman and end his life?? Of course he could but he and Batman know he would never harm someone he knows is weaker than him.
Want an example, look at MoS again and the scene where the bar guy tries to push Clark and throws a drink in his face. Superman knows underneath that armor, Batman is just another human. As for this Jesus symbolism, that's your opinion but I definitely don't see it. I see a situation where these guys are trying to relate to how it would be if Superman was actually real. No one knows who this guy is but all of sudden he and another alien cause thousands of deaths through collateral damage and billions worth of damage. Some people would in reality view someone like that as a god; others would fear him as a threat which is exactly what this movie is doing. Batman sees him as a threat and it is not in Batman's character to walk up to threat and ask him what his deal is. That comment was utterly ridiculous. The government would in all honesty probably try and recruit a super powered being for their own purpose. All these things you say are perfectly logical in the real world if there actually was a Superman.
This trailer practically said everything I just mentioned but you seemed to not see it.
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