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And More posted:So, it's actually horrifying nudity? I also think there is a bit of a contradiction in your definition of nude. A nude painting is exhibiting someone else for the gratification of the spectator. Exhibiting the own body, however, is a sign of power. Being able to look the way you want is empowering, while being merely naked seems to imply vulnerability. Cyborg does not look the way he wants. He doesn't have a choice. Remember, I have not stated that nudity or nudism is inherently bad, so whether or not the individual can find empowerment in being nude is irrelevant. But when Foucault describes nudism as being a means of many to acquire "mastery and awareness of one's own body," he is nonetheless confirming Berger's observation that nudity is a form of dress. The only difference is that Foucault describes this process in terms of the individual mastering and glorifying themselves. Berger, when discussing the nude painting, is not contradicting this characterization of nudism, but merely contributing to its implicit understanding of nudity as being about exhibition and idealism - that even to the extent that one might enjoy being nude or glorifying their body, we are not merely looking upon ourselves as we are. We are imagining ourselves as the outside observer looking upon ourselves, and conforming ourselves appropriately to these ideological values and conventions. As to whether or not the characters in the movie will talk about Cyborg's castration, they don't have to. The character is castrated. His visual appearance is psychologically significant already, and does not require explicit commentary.
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In the comics at least, Cyborgs arm can turn into a gun or a USB port or whatever, depending on the circumstances. There's no reason to assume that shapeshfting is limited to his arm. Maybe he can grow a robot dick like Tetsuo the Iron Man
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This does a good job convincing me to continue to not watch any of these.
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I like how overwrought and biblical all that stuff is.
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So is all of the Justice League promo material trying to replicate the "where's Luke" from the TFA rollout? I haven't seen BvS but as I understand it they will have to do a big reveal of Superman's return in JL
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I mean Superman's logo is on the loving posters so if they want people to think he's not in the movie they're doing a real bad job.
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The Saddest Rhino posted:what does the "all in" tagline of the justice league posters mean it means that some guy in an office saw people going wild for "Avengers Assemble" as a slogan and said well then we need one of those
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This entire movie is the result of a decade long process that started when someone saw Avengers 1 and said "We need one of those"
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:Apokalips is the blasted future earth marked with the Omega symbol from the Knightmare, as well as the carpet of skulls that Superman sees in MOS. More than that, Apokalips is the setting of Snyder's other sci-fi film, 300.
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I'm still optimistic about JL as a movie, but the marketing has been incredibly scattershot. They're definitely throwing whatever they can against the wall to see what sticks. Some posters have Superman front and centre, some hide him, there are like three or four different taglines and styles. I think the best stuff they've put out is the Alex Ross-ish group poster and All In character posters.
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The Saddest Rhino posted:what does the "all in" tagline of the justice league posters mean Texas Hold'em.
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Schwarzwald posted:More than that, Apokalips is the setting of Snyder's other sci-fi film, 300. Yeah it's the featureless battlefield of Armageddon or whatever.
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:Yeah it's the featureless battlefield of Armageddon or whatever. err like from warhammer 40k?
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Kharn_The_Betrayer posted:err like from warhammer 40k? From the drat book of revelations!!!
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Guy Goodbody posted:In the comics at least, Cyborgs arm can turn into a gun or a USB port or whatever, depending on the circumstances. There's no reason to assume that shapeshfting is limited to his arm. Maybe he can grow a robot dick like Tetsuo the Iron Man Hopefully not exactly like Tetsuo the Iron Man or else he'll have a mess on his hands.
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Guy Goodbody posted:In the comics at least, Cyborgs arm can turn into a gun or a USB port or whatever, depending on the circumstances. There's no reason to assume that shapeshfting is limited to his arm. Maybe he can grow a robot dick like Tetsuo the Iron Man Kharn_The_Betrayer posted:err like from warhammer 40k? Combine these two and I would see that movie day 1, probably multiple times, just to see what kind of clusterfuck it ends up as. It would definitely not be like any other superhero movie.
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Kharn_The_Betrayer posted:err like from warhammer 40k? Combining the post, username and av, I have to suppose yousee the world entirely through the lens of 40k.
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I dunno how close they are sticking to OG Murder on the Orient but that tagline, WOOF!
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Shoehead posted:I dunno how close they are sticking to OG Murder on the Orient but that tagline, WOOF! I was gonna say.
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Waffleman_ posted:I was gonna say. Eh, it's fine. They could have gone with: "Everyone could be the culprit."
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:From the drat book of revelations!!! oh... right
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morestuff posted:This whole thing is such a bad idea Only way it could be creepier is if it was being produced by the Weinstein Company.
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Give it a chance guys, Louis CK could be like...I dunno the new Woody Allen or something!
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It's a pretty powerful move to slowly walk down the train tracks while blowing smoke out of both of your nostrils at the same time - mocking the dumb steam train coming from behind you. "Look at me, I'm a stupid train on tracks! Choo loving choo!" In the end though the train always wins.
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morestuff posted:This whole thing is such a bad idea Which part was a bad idea? The one where he made this movie? Or the one where he had his daughter in it argue that statutory rape laws are anti-feminist?
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Palpek posted:It's a pretty powerful move to slowly walk down the train tracks while blowing smoke out of both of your nostrils at the same time - mocking the dumb steam train coming from behind you. "Look at me, I'm a stupid train on tracks! Choo loving choo!" In the end though the train always wins. Murderon, the Orient Express.
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:Hence Dr. Miles Dyson. The alien world in this case is literally just a future Earth and a bad ending for humanity, as seen in MOS and BVS. Making Cyborg a kind of obverse Superman, and also the bridge between Supes and Doomsday
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Ignoring the true secret depth of Justice League (lol), the advertising campaign has been loving terrible.
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Y’know, now that you mention it, that movie comes out in 38 days I haven’t seen a single fuckin’ ad for it on any TV channels.
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Unoriginal Name posted:Ignoring the true secret depth of Justice League (lol), the advertising campaign has been loving terrible. I like how they are trying to put so much color into all of the posters and I see people talking about how the movie looks so colorful and more fun now! But...haven't they seen any of the trailers? It looks the same monochromatic and drab as always. WB pulled the same poo poo with Suicide Squad (and I guess with WW, too) where all the marketing stuff is really vibrant and bright colors, yet the movies themselves are mostly that drab sewage water-colored nightmare. I don't actually mind the visual style in and of itself, but I'm confused how people can't seem to differentiate the promotional poo poo from the actual movies and then probably will get angry when they see the films and they are once again the green screened yet grey concrete hell as always.
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Wonder Woman had plenty of colour for me for a movie splitting its time between London and the front lines of World War 1. Amd Themyscira was a gorgeous paradise.
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