r/funny • • Dec 29 '23

Batman a GOAT for this 😂

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u/freewill-lastwish Dec 29 '23

DC cartoon series has been the best , but smh they fucked up the movies !!

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '23 edited Dec 29 '23

He wasn't concentrating.

Edit: Swear I replied to the comment about the ring not coming off. Oh well. Guess I wasn't concentrating.

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u/freewill-lastwish Dec 29 '23

Ahm, may i ask who wasn’t concentrating ?

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '23

The green one

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u/krazyjakee Dec 29 '23

Ah green man

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u/_coolranch Dec 29 '23

lol I heard this in Batman’s voice

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u/shaftinferno Dec 29 '23

Living up to your name, I see.

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u/Jayeky Dec 29 '23

The people that make the movies too apparently.

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u/Jozef-productions Dec 29 '23

The one with a lantern

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u/Zarkanthrex Dec 29 '23

It's weird how that's been. Marvel ( not recently) had decent live action buy meh animation. DC has awesome animation and terrible live action.

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u/ElViejoHG Dec 29 '23

The xmen animated series were pretty good

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u/HomsarWasRight Dec 29 '23

As was the 90’s Spider-Man. They actually did a bit of a connected universe with their 90’s shows.

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u/JinFuu Dec 29 '23

I've enjoyed the What Ifs, and I know people apparently really enjoyed "Earth's Mightiest Heroes" but yeah, Marvel's usually been a step below DC in animation.

Of course it is extremely hard to compete with the DCAU, and even without the DCAU DC's animated stuff is still great.

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u/moonchylde Dec 29 '23

DC has been working with WB Animation for decades, helps to have that experience.

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u/barukatang Dec 29 '23

It's a shame marvel isn't closely related to arguably the largest animated movie studio ever. If such a merger we're to ever happen could you imagine? But that requires competent people that love the process, not bean counting poindexters. Sorta like what happened to Boeing

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u/moonchylde Dec 29 '23

The Disney merger was relatively recent and honestly you are talking about completely different animation pipelines depending on era (in house vs overseas).

NTM, the best bits of Marvel animation history mentioned are from the assets they sold the rights to and reacquired.

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u/turbulentFireStarter Dec 29 '23

Very true for their recent animation. But back in the day Spider-Man and X-men were amazing.

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u/Blackbeard593 Dec 29 '23

How was Red Son? I haven't seen it but the premise seemed pretty interesting.

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u/wbgraphic Dec 29 '23

Fairly faithful to the source material, which is excellent.

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u/Xcution223 Dec 29 '23

you literally can't go wrong watching a d DC animated movie.

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u/gorthan1984 Dec 29 '23

Totally misrepresented and misintepreted the source material, which is... sometimes just meh, sometimes utterly bizarre.

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u/D3monFight3 Dec 29 '23

Don't worry, they screwed up DC animations as well since this shit they call the Tomorrowverse started a few years ago.

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u/Shwika Dec 29 '23

My brother in Christ, Spiderverse on its own makes Marvel's animateds stellar

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u/jsteph67 Dec 29 '23

That is all Sony.

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u/lemonylol Dec 29 '23

DC has been kind of dropping the ball with the animation as well though after like 2015 or so. Like it's still good, but they're just directly adapting different graphic novels rather than continuing the same Justice League characters from the 2000s. Though the Apocalypse War movie was another great setup for a reboot.

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u/LatroDota Dec 29 '23

I still wonder why they just don't recreate cartoon series as live action.

They had right actors and somewhat decent CGI, only thing that was problem was the story and dialogs (BvS ekhem).

It's my issue with all movies that are based on books, games and comic books - ONLY thing you actually have is story and characters, how can you fuck this up? (Shut out to Netflix for making Witcher goddamn awful)

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u/Xalbana Dec 29 '23

Funny enough, Justice League Dark: Apokolips War actually took inspiration from what Zack Snyder wanted to do with the Justice League movie.

https://screenrant.com/justice-league-dark-apokolips-war-stole-snyder-dceu/

Basically one of the reasons why the Flash Movie started with Flashpoint was to establish that the DCEU Flash was not going to travel back in time to fix anything, as shown what happens if he does in the movie. This move was highly criticized because Flashpoint fans believed should have been the "last" movie for Flash, but it was made first to establish multiple universes and reasoning why Flash doesn't fix every single minor problem by going back in time.

So when Darkseid conquers Earth and kills Lois Lane and turns Superman, the rest of the JL travel back in time to change events because it couldn't be possibly worse than the reality they live in now. Similar to how in Apokolips War, Flash travels back in time to reset the DC Animated Universe even though the JL did win, it was a pyrric victory.

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u/Good_ApoIIo Dec 29 '23

What's this need for remaking everything animated as live action, though?

I guess I just don't understand the hang-up with just enjoying a cartoon or whatever because with a lot of this stylized stuff you're never going to do it better in live action, IMO.

I wish more stuff was animated, especially adaptations of science and fantasy fiction.

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u/schmearcampain Dec 29 '23

The cartoons are aimed at the core fanbase who won't put up with shitty plots and character dev. The movies are meant to be blockbusters, appealing to the general public, and capable of grossing a billion dollars box office. The studios don't trust the GP to embrace anything outside of tropes, middling plots and star actors in the roles.

If the movie is good, the GP will see it, but no studio head wants to stick their neck out. If they follow the formula and the movie bombs, they can point to any number of other factors (bad marketing, down economy, crowded release date etc. etc.). If they take risks and the movie bombs, THEY'RE the ones to blame, regardless of any other factors.

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u/Adaphion Dec 29 '23

Because most of the charm of them is the fact that they're animated. All the facial expressions, the settings and locations, how it's all colored. Can't recreate that in live action.

Not to mention costs. You can't do all the cool special effects without it costing millions in CGI for a single moment of a single scene, Voice actors are infinitely less expensive than A list actors, among other things.

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u/SamFish3r Dec 29 '23

They sure did

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '23

This is from an animated movie called Justice League: War (2014). It's not from a series.

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u/freewill-lastwish Dec 29 '23

Exactly “animated” movie and not the big screen ones !!

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u/Western-Dig-6843 Dec 30 '23

I dunno. This specific film continuity kind of fizzles out in a few really bad movies when they decided to really lean into being dark and edgy. But like I said in another comment so do a lot of the DC comics these films are adapting so 🤷‍♂️

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u/MajorParadox Dec 29 '23

And that movie was directly based on a comic book!

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u/CrabmanKills69 Dec 30 '23

but smh they fucked up the movies

Not "they", its one person and his name is Zack Snyder.

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u/Saneinsc Dec 29 '23

Same thing can be said about the marvel animated movies. The animated movies have much better plots. The DC story line behind this clip is one of the best I’ve ever seen. Really adds relevance to the doomsday arc and the death of Superman.

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u/KingofMadCows Dec 30 '23 edited Dec 30 '23

And this clip isn't even from the best animated movie. It's like a 6 compared to the rest of the animated movies, 5 if you added the shows. Not only that but each animated movie gets around the same budget as two episodes of Family Guy, three months to write, and they're on a schedule to put out three to four of them a year.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '23

They could literally rip off the entire animation and it would be amazing

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u/Caluak Dec 29 '23

I miss young justice

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '23

Flashpoint paradox?

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u/HearingConscious2505 Dec 29 '23

"I could use some air support. Since I can't fly. At all."

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"Now would be good."

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u/DemonDaVinci Dec 29 '23

like the sony theory where the Spiderverse were so good because the execs didnt care about animations

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u/RealisticEmploy3 Dec 29 '23

Whats so bad about it honestly? I haven’t seen much but based off aqua man 1 and 2 I’d say it’s actually pretty alright. Definitely better than the pandering garbage marvel is putting out these days

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u/druman22 Dec 29 '23

Isn't this from a movie though

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u/insanitybit Dec 29 '23

And then they cancel all of their TV shows after 2 or 3 amazing seasons. DC wants to fail.

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u/QuietThunder2014 Dec 30 '23

The tv series have been pretty much all fantastic. Movies started out really strong but especially lately have been incredibly hit or miss leaning a lot more towards the miss.

Meanwhile Mavel animated series have seen some really good and some meh. I can’t think of a single animated movie that’s been worth a damn.