@@dignerds I did not know that. It doesn’t seem as though that person got a screen credit, though, if that is the case.

I was also unaware of this

@@duckmilkprodYeah well ever since “Justice League (Largely) Directed By Zack Snyder”, we all gotta give a good hard look at what we thought was strict filmmaking guild rules.

BvS is one of my favorite films and I love GOTHAM! Welcome to the channel!

@@duckmilkprod gothams joker is my favorite joker. David mazouz is my 2nd favorite batman after affleck

@@DanKeatis Thanks for sharing! MOSAIC is an incredible podcast and resource and Scott and Tim have done such an incredible job with their show and reviews.

Unfortunately I have to agree

@@mbii7667 I think so, too! 😉 Thanks for watching!

@@tylerhall2760 Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it, even if it was a little long!

its a masterclass in how to make a film one can love. ♥

@@maskofshy preferably a good film is liked by more than one

​​@@Scroteydadayes. No wonder why many like these movies too. Many others dont.....but many STILL DO like them. They are good for them. Not every story is for everyone.

@@maskofshy watering down established characters to make a pretentious slog shouldn't be for anyone

@@bossman9873 I’ll get to them eventually!

Definitely ahead of their time!

@@maforo85 Do you mean my live streams where I read through the reviews? No, they are not on blu-ray. They are only found on my KZbin channel. You can check them out in this playlist: ➡️ kzbin.info/aero/PLd283IzleAqe9MTtXEKI4Jovtn7ST1rEj&si=cATJl63Z2kQXss_W

@@RetroNerdGirl Damian is awesome! I know we talked about doing something on BvS for my channel, but since I haven’t done a lot with Man of Steel here, perhaps we can team up for something about that film? Hope for more collaborations in the future!

REPOSTED FROM LIVE CHAT for Rebecca, her interviewee, and others who see this: “What are your thoughts on Young Christopher Reeve Clark claiming that ‘There was nothing I could do to save Pa’ be taken at his word, when really he could have picked Pa up and zoomed over to Smallville Clinic? - Note that this is also a version of Clark who was NOT being warned by his dad to not show off his powers, AND had on the same day outran a speeding train and did not care who the heck saw him doing that!”

If it was, it would've been worded differently than how it actually was.

I have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. I didn't delete any comment you made. As a rule, I don't delete comments even if they criticize my appearance (and some have). The comments I responded to are the ones that I saw in my notifications. I saw no comment where you apologized to me, which I thought was strange because it didn't seem like you read anything I wrote. All I did during that charity event was thank Supergirl.tv for donating to the cause (especially, since they gave quite a large amount). We had the Supergirl.tv people on one episode of Supergirl Radio and had a lovely time. They were always very supportive of our podcast and were nothing but nice to us. I thanked them for their donation and gave them a shout-out. That's a professional and polite thing to do. What you did was then blast me in the live chat for doing so and creating an awkward situation during what was supposed to be a fun and uplifting event. I could have acknowledged what a jerk you were being and called you out for it, but out of respect for you, I didn't. I let you say what you wanted to say and moved on with what we were doing. If you had beef with Supergirl.tv, that was not my business and had nothing to do with me. I made an effort with Supergirl Radio to create community among fans and the people who were associated with that website were part of it. I never “platformed” people just because they "stole your business" (could another Supergirl website not exist?). We interacted with them on Twitter and they seemed like fun and nice people. We invited them onto the podcast to talk about the show since they were so passionate about it and they agreed. I remember asking you if you wanted to come on Supergirl Radio and you said no. I'm sorry if you felt hurt by that, but we acknowledge people for their contributions and I said nice things about them because they had always been nice to me and Supergirl Radio and they did a generous thing by donating. Even if you didn't like me doing that, is being mean in the live chat of a charity event really the best way to handle that? If you felt like I was "rudely ignoring you", what was actually happening with me that day was that I was worried you would say something mean to me because our previous interactions prior to the charity event had been emotionally awful for me. You had been so mean to me on Twitter and Facebook so seeing you show up in our live chat made me uneasy. But, even so, I didn't tell you to leave. I let you be part of what we were doing even if truthfully, I would not have wanted you to be there. On top of all that, we got to as many live chat thoughts as we could during our conversation and I tried to mention comments that had different and unique comments. Would you have even expected me to address your comments after how incredibly nasty you had been to me and you kicked me out of your life? You have called me brainwashed, told me to move on from things that mean a lot to me, and accused me of things I didn’t do. How is that making peace with me? I don’t think I am a sad person. I have joy through my faith. I live near my family now so I get to see them and more of my friends more often. I have a ton of fun podcasting. I have been practicing photography and have been given opportunities to be a video director at church which are both very exciting hobbies. I get to tell people’s stories and learn things though my day job. And I am even celebrating ten years being Cancer-free this year. I might be obsessed with some movies, but they are usually ones I get a lot out of, that have entertained me, or carry special meaning for me. In addition to BvS, I am also obsessed with PEE-WEE’S BIG ADVENTURE, SOAPDISH, THE MUPPETS TAKE MANHATTAN, FERRIS BUELLER’S DAY OFF, WHAT ABOUT BOB?, and BIG BUSINESS...just to name a few. 😀 I think people loving things they love is awesome even if it is something I don’t love in return. You don't have to like the movies I like (I realize most people don’t), but I do wish we could disagree in a better way. I can’t change anyone’s opinions. I can only share mine.

Thanks for watching and commenting. I appreciate you taking the time to do so.

I really appreciate you saying that. I want to continually get better at film analysis so this was another way to practice.

Hi, Craig. I didn’t initially see that you posted two comments. Thanks for helping with the algorithm. It doesn’t matter to me if other people thought the Snyder Cut was garbage. That’s also not the point of this video. I was actually trying to present a bit of film analysis about the writing on BARBIE and how that “joke” didn’t make sense to me, given the premise of the film. If you don’t like people talking about the Snyderverse and Zack Snyder’s films, this KZbin channel is maybe not for you. I focus on those films a lot here because I like discussing them and hearing thoughtful opinions about what other people got out of them. I’m currently working on a video series featuring other fans who like them and why they like them. I’m recording interviews with them now and it has been so fun to hear why other people connect to films. Thanks for visiting my channel, I guess. Even if you have been a real jerk to me with these comments. If it was your intention to be mean and hurt my feelings, you have achieved great success. Then again, you have always been good at that. In spite of all of this, I have prayed for you and will continue to pray for you.

@@duckmilkprod I'm not a very religious person but I certainly have prayed for you when you were going through rough times. Again, that may come up empty for you, but it's true.

​@@duckmilkprodmost people liked the snyder cut other than the length

I'm not surprised that female fans gets dismissed and ignored, but I guess I'm used to it.

@@duckmilkprod it defeats the whole base attacks on Zack and his fans to think à large majority are women

@@stevekasan3105 I also think this "joke" didn't take into consideration that there were actresses who were cut from the film, who only appeared in ZSJL. They were probably invested in the Snyder Cut!

Yeah I don't like calling things woke but Barbie is unwatchable for me. There's nothing to latch onto other than "men bad". Because other than the human women, there are no characters.

Idea of Barbie is Next: "Its wrong to be a MAN, you can only be Annoying Whiny Bitch."

You mean there arent cringe people at the other side too? Its a Hollywood standard film with the same push for traditionall dresscodes for men while also handpicking out a transwomen for one of the barbies, which makes the message fall flat The film has to take itself out of the conformist format first before it can try to be against norms Hollywood is what creates our norms nowadays

In my opinion, it’s not so much that the film says that nobody can be invested in the Snyder Cut. Just that women who were/are were brainwashed by men to be so, which is silly given how many actresses with crucial roles were added back in and female characters were treated better. Zack doesn’t seem to be bothered by it and that’s great. But that joke is taking more aim at his female fans. I’m not outrageously offended by it (though I do think that a “joke” not actually being funny is offensive), but I do think it is bad writing that contradicts the premise and purpose of the movie. I aimed to structure this video to be an attempt at film analysis more than anything else.

@@duckmilkprodI doubt it the director and writer even wrote joke, it was ordered by higher ups, they have been doing this for a while now

Nah it was clearly further damage control orchestrated by higher ups and not the director I doubt it the director is into superhero films since shes one of those who wants political messaging etc and not straight up entertainment

You’re right. According to BARBIE, I’d be a brainwashed woman if I liked or talked about THE GODFATHER, too.

@@duckmilkprod I mean, you are pretty brainwashed when it comes to this. Didn't you get upset when someone snickered when you said BvS had humor? Did you or did you not give up on at least one friendship because someone thought those movies were bad? That seems brainwashed or cult like to me.

@@thecraigbyrne Hi, Craig! Thanks for commenting. Hope you are doing well. Yes, I did get upset when someone called me a liar when I was not. I was actually so upset it that I cried when the panel was over. I’m admittedly more of a sensitive person than most people so I get it if other people think it was stupid to be upset about. Not too long after it happened, I ran into a stranger outside of the building who told me that he was at that panel and that even though he didn’t like BvS, he appreciated my unique thoughts on that film and his comment made me feel better. It was a kind thing for him to say at a time I needed encouragement. I have never given up on a friendship because someone disliked a movie that I liked, but people stop being friends with me because of my opinion. If you are referring to yourself and chose to make this a public comment, I’d like to set the record straight. I don’t know where you got the idea that I stopped being friends with you or anyone because of a dislike of BvS. I have tried to be your friend, but you were continually verbally abusive to me (cussing at me and berating me in public Facebook comments and through Facebook Messenger). You deleted me from Facebook because I made a joke about how much I love Chick-fil-A minis (which I don’t even eat that much because I try to avoid fried foods). You took that as a personal slight which was never my intent. I was genuinely making a joke about how those Minis are delicious and addicting. And even when I said something to the effect of “If you don’t like Chick-fil-A, you don’t have to eat there”, I said that out of my own personal philosophy to vote with my dollars to suggest that if you hate the company so much, the good news is that you do have to support them. After that exchange, I realized you had deleted me as a Facebook Friend because I could no longer reply to you. In Facebook Messenger, you would routinely cut me down for liking BvS. You ruined a public CHARITY live stream I did by being nasty to me in the live chat (just because I gave another Supergirl website a shout-out because they donated money to the charity we were raising money for; what was I supposed to do?...not thank them?). When I say “ruined”, I mean because of you, instead of celebrating how much we raised for a good cause after it was over, I cried for a long time. You were randomly awful to me on Twitter when I tweeted from Supergirl Radio to promote our TeePublic store and the Girl of Steel S Shield we included that looked like Henry Cavill’s Superman. You did that because you knew it would hurt my feelings because Henry Cavill’s Superman means a lot to me (MAN OF STEEL helped get me through Breast Cancer). You have demonstrated time and time again that you don’t want to be my friend. That’s not the kinds of things friends do to each other. I only ever tried to encourage you during your hard times, even going as far to offer to help you financially (which you rejected). You were the one who kicked ME out of YOUR life. Because of the way you have treated me, I have left you alone since that is seemingly what you wanted. But for whatever reason, you keep attacking me. In any case, I sincerely hope you have a wonderful day and are doing well in whatever you are doing.

@@duckmilkprod I absolutely did not kick you out of my life. YOU unfollowed me on Twitter because of BvS stuff. YOU chose to promote that website when you know how emotionally it affected me, which was classless considering I helped bring you up and had been part of the whole charity event. That whole night I was FREQUENTLY complimenting your opinions and you just rudely ignored me, and then when you promoted those people who stole my business, yes, I'm going to be mad. I know you know what they did with the domains, and since I see how you only focus on how it affected you, then clearly you weren't sorry for it. (Also, calling BS that you followed/shared them on Twitter rather than me, when I feel like I always had a good sharing relationship with the podcasting network.) Do I regret freaking out about that during the event? Maybe a little, but there was no other way to get through to you when you ignored me all night, and I did get my point across. But again, go on about how you were the only one hurt by that interaction, or hurt when being told that one couldn't participate in future events. If you had treated me with respect, it would not have gone to that level, but the ignoring showed you didn't respect me. Frankly, I don't care if I "ruined" it for you, because you did the exact same thing to me. Maybe consider that when someone is extending an olive branch, it is just that. Honestly, and this shouldn't be public, but I even tried to apologize to you, to at least get to a place of peace, and you ignored it. That hurt a lot. It also hurt that I heard you freaked out when I came into a Supergirl Radio stream - I wanted to be there to cheer you on and encourage you, with something that we both loved. You know who else cried as a result of our interaction? Me. I was scared as all heck when you had Breast Cancer and was so grateful that you got through it. I worried about you SO MUCH. I am glad these movies helped you have strength, and I hope I'm not making assumptions with that. I cared about you a lot. I hope if you ever got anything out of our interaction it is that I did care. I know you went through a LOT. Would never take that away from you or diminish or deny that. As for Chick-fil-a - I believe what you said might be right though I honestly don't recall all the details and I assume it came after you unfollowed on Twitter. It was around the time you were spreading anti-Hillary Clinton propaganda which is the kind of stuff that got Trump elected, so maybe I lumped them all together. I'm sorry for that, if that was something that affected you so much. At least hey - now my feelings are known! I understand if we are toxic to each other, but I would really appreciate it if we could at least acknowledge it and agree to disagree, in which case I promise to never leave a negative comment like the ones I left ever again. But please don't just assume the worst of me, either. It hurts to feel rejected by someone you considered a dear friend; especially when you put a lot of time and possibly unseen energy into worrying about them. Hurt people hurt people, they say, and I was definitely hurt, especially by the ignoring and then promoting those scummy people.

I'm just curious to know what the reaction would be if the joke wasn't about ZSJL but about Marvel movies or superhero movies in general. Cause in the past I've seen the reactions to people joking about women not caring about "nerd stuff" and they've never been enthusiastic or amused.

My analysis and interpretation of the “joke” (I use quotations because for it to be comedy, it needs to be funny and for it to be funny, it needs to contain truth in it, which it did not, in my opinion) as I have tried to present in this video is actually making fun of female Snyder Cut fans. Maybe the studio wanted to take a swipe at Zack Snyder, but the context of the scene is aimed at women. I’m choosing to take it that way because that is how the film includes it.

@@HumbleSiPilot77 Zack seems like a pretty chill dude who doesn't take criticism of his work too seriously. I admire that about him because it's tough for me not to take that kind of thing personally. I don't know how he does it. But, he seems to focus on doing the creative work and then moving onto the next thing. He's also a big family man and has lots of hobbies so that probably also helps. "Touching Grass" is good advice for a reason. I was more offended by the "joke" in BARBIE not being funny. It was really irritating to me as a female fan of ZSJL because the movie took a swipe at someone like me without actually realizing that was what it was doing and that it undercut the message the movie seemed to be making (though, I'm still not overly sold on what the message actually was; I watched it twice and it seemed to be trying to say a lot of things without ever settling on a focused outcome). I'm over the "joke" and I mostly don't care about it because BARBIE was such a overall disappointment to me (visually, it's fantastic and the performances are great, but the writing was so rough). I did want to share my thoughts on this, though, because I didn't see or hear anyone else mentioning this contradiction.

Too bad Zack made Martha Kent the Martian Manhunter - so there goes that theory of a deep relationship.

I was worried about it when the trailers came out, but was surprised by how it preached the Gospel through metaphor and allegory! Thanks for sharing your thoughts!