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DCTV Crisis on Infinite Earths Spoilers - Superman vs Superman scene has to be one of the most visually horrid things put on TV
- Thread starter Kalmakov
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We don't know herAnd we are really gonna rag on DC TV when Marvel TV gave us this abomination?
Eh. I'm glad they're trying to do more ambitious stuff than just sparks, makeup, glowy eyes and laser beams. in an ideal world they'd have a Game of Thrones like budget, but that's not going to happen any time soon. For what it is, I think they're doing fine with what they've got.
Black Lightning and Legends of Tomorrow is what you want.
Yeah, I don't think the CGI was good, but there was clear visual differentiation between things happening and the flow of the action made logical sense. What more do you want on a TV budget?
The scene where Cryer decides to give himself cancer to fool Lena is legit one of the best supervillain moments ever on tv.
All the important points have been covered well enough by now (CW budget, scope of the crossover, etc...) but I want to mention how great Cryer is as Lex. When his casting was announced I rolled my eyes but even with just the little I have seen of him in Crisis he has completely won me over. His conversation with Monitor last week was spot on 100% Lex Luthor.
Oh lord! lol!
Never forget.
Oh GOD!!!!
Didn't that get cancelled after one episode?And we are really gonna rag on DC TV when Marvel TV gave us this abomination?
Expected worse. It was a wee bit awkward looking at times, obviously low budget, but not terrible. The dialogue though....woof. "It's like Lex turned all his love into hate". The delivery isn't great either. Both Supermen came off a bit stilted and looked goofy in their posing. It almost came off like a skit that's mocking super hero movies for their corniness.
Dude had access to an all powerful, reality bending book in the face of a multiverse ending threat...and he went around universes killing Supermen.
I also liked how utterly convinced he was that his Clark Kent couldn't possibly be Superman.
The CG isn't that horrible.
Oddly enough I'm more bothered by the one small office set being the only room everything happens in.
Oddly enough I'm more bothered by the one small office set being the only room everything happens in.
That was the funniest part. He didn't even use it to give himself powers or anything. He JUST went around killing Supermen.
y'all gonna be like "wow the mcu shows look so much better why doesn't dc do this" while ignoring that they all have absurd budgets like 200mill or whatever was reported
Seeing this as the first frame of the movie you just know you are in for a shit show, god I love it so much
Nope, that was in a $300 million movie...and it looks even worse in motion too. Thing is, Cavill actually nailed Superman for the first time in the DCEU in that scene. He came off as warm, approachable, not a sour faced fuck who sees heroism as a chore to be endured.
Weirdly he sees Clark in the Waverider later and doesn't acknowledge him. Kara is the one who confronts Lex.
And we are really gonna rag on DC TV when Marvel TV gave us this abomination?
No one thinks that's any good, tho.
Oh my god lol.
Babylon 5 had better CGI hahaha I can't believe people watch this shit.
My word AoS Ghost Rider was well done.We don't know her
The car. . . Less so, but still.
I mean, it wasn't great, but it wasn't that bad either.
It's a five-part effects-heavy crossover on a second-tier TV network. Not all the scenes are going to be winners.
You can't expect Game of Thrones level effects on a CW budget.
It's a five-part effects-heavy crossover on a second-tier TV network. Not all the scenes are going to be winners.
You can't expect Game of Thrones level effects on a CW budget.
I thought that we all came together and decided as a society that Scott Buck shows don't count.And we are really gonna rag on DC TV when Marvel TV gave us this abomination?
People aren't watching the shows for the FX
And for as many shows as they have and limited budget and time, you can only ask for some much.
But I agree it is bad. But the episode is still fun regardless.
I didn't mean to come off as condescending or mocking people. I'm just floored that in 2019 we have a fairly major TV show that looks like that.
