isis is wandering

I liked it, the 4:3 (I think) aspect ratio was nice, so were the compositing and the pacing, the first 2 hours maybe were very cool but introduced basic backstories when it could have taken less time (since these heroes were having their solo movies later)

I'm not a fan of the Snyder style, treating heroes like gods while showing them having the most simple fights, and while not being technically dull, it really lacked color and some fun (infamous black Superman suit...)

I remember hating in the first version how Superman saved the day all by himself, it's not like that here. Every character (except for Aquaman maybe) plays a role in the final fight and I especially liked Cyborg and Flash. But still, all these 5 powerful beings reuniting just to say "we need Superman back" sounded so dumb to me

(And I say that as a Superman fan, ofc he has to be a member of the Justice League, but I hate that heroes treat him like this divine being as if they weren't incredibly powerful-)

Hated the representation of Steppenwolf and parademons but it's a classic live action issue so I forgive it

Anyway the last 10 minutes of the movie with Bruce's dream were actually the funniest and most interesting, with Luthor, Deathstroke, Joker make an appearance, Mera getting some spotlight and Jaybin mentioned (incredible in live action omg, I was so happy), and finally Martian Manhunter was here (I honestly can't imagine a Justice League without him so thanks Zack !!)

Still, even though I think it was well executed in terms of filmmaking, the story is pretty light for a 4 HOUR movie, and he could have gone way wilder and more comics-like (just like Superman 2025 for instance). In the end I think it was still pretty conventional.

"I know it's autism and you can't control the tone of your voice but don't talk to me like that"

"I know you freak out when your routine is broken but try be more flexible and put other people's needs before yours"

"You can't possibly be disturbed by the fact my light is still on at 4 am, just close the door and sleep like anybody"

I have plenty more

This is kind of a vent post and I know the phrasing is a bit mean but I actually don't hold any grudge on my close friends and family, they have been incredibly patient with me when I have crisis, but in the same time I noticed that the same situations just keep repeating, and given some of their reactions I can't help but think this is my fault

I'd love to meet a therapist who understands

This is a series about staying the same and wanting status quo when everything around you is moving too fast, and about accepting change and death and I'm not ready for that

As a 26 yo who was nostalgic since I was 10 yo I always get the feeling that it's too late. And I especially can't change when all of my friends do (tbh, didn't even move from my apartment)

This is hitting a very sensitive place, I hate it