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>A UN Congressional Hearing follows with Superman to explain what happened. The UN fears that Superman’s involvement escalated the terrorists’ plans, thereby causing the deaths of innocent civilians. Superman is sanctioned to remain in the U.S. and is asked to no longer intervene in matters of international disputes.

>The President of the U.S. (Holly Hunter), who was leading the UN Congressional Hearing, receives a call from Lex Luthor requesting to meet her. Upon privately meeting with Lex, who is a charming, highly respected businessman and philanthropist (at the time Bryan Cranston or Joaquin Phoenix was being eyed for the role), he offers the president access to Kryptonian technology that would weaken Superman in the event he becomes a threat to national security. Lex shares with the President the existence of terraformed crystals found in the Indian Ocean capable of weakening and easily destroying Zod’s corpse body. Interestingly, the President wants nothing to do with utilizing the Kryptonian technology and terraformed rocks, stating that she thinks Superman is good, and that in the wrong hands, such technology can be used for evil. Lex disagrees and the two argue over power and the responsibility of holding power. Lex is angered that the President appears to care less about having technology that would protect the country from an alien and leaves the president with a warning. He taunts her for not being fit as a leader, and states that she is jeopardizing humankind by not taking advantage of his offer.

>Scenes between Clark and Lois follow. Clark ponders how someone powerful as he can ignore suffering in a world when he feels he can intervene. Lois encourages him to stay good and not grow weary, that there is still good left in the world, and that he should be the hope that this world needs. During this scene, a news alert is shown on television, and the terrorist group from the beginning of the movie warns the U.S.A. of imminent attack for letting Superman, an “American hero”, intervene in Africa.

>The scene changes to Gotham city bay, and the KGBeast is introduced with a group of representatives from the same terrorists introduced earlier in the movie. A transaction involving a small box of crystals occur. Apparently, it will be revealed later that the box contains weapons of mass destruction in the form of the terraformed crystals; alluded to earlier by Lex. The “Kryptonite” apparently can wield enough power that, when detonated, can be almost like a nuclear bomb. Additionally, members of the terrorist group have already infiltrated Gotham and will use these rocks as bombs to wreck havoc; beginning in Gotham City. KGBeast, who has been hired by the terrorist group, takes said army of terrorists to infiltrate Wayne Enterprises. They kill innocent bystanders, kidnap hostages, and detonate a bomb using a Kryptonite crystal; thereby destroying Wayne Enterprises. Apparently the original script has Lucius Fox dying, and news of this gets to Bruce Wayne, who in the script appears to have been thought dead for a few years.

>The death of Lucius and the destruction of Wayne Enterprises gets Batman out of retirement and he begins to investigate the cause of the attack. In time, with the help of Alfred, he discovers where the KGBeast and the terrorists are hiding. He dons the Batman costume, a more primitive looking one, and only with a few gadgets. He defeats the terrorists, but not before the KGBeast escapes with the box of kryptonite.

>Batman finds a way to contact Superman, and the two meet to discuss the recent terrorist attacks in Africa and Gotham City. Batman informs Superman that he had been a crime fighter many years ago, and that Superman still has a lot to learn. Comedy moment occurs when Batman tells Superman he knows he is Clark Kent, and Superman returns the favor by calling him Bruce. When Superman asks Batman how he knew, Batman said he had his ways. The two leave as friends.

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>>82068683

10/10

Rick is too much of a fedora to love Jesus like Mangum does

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>>82068322
>listen to this album to get what all the fuss was about
>hate it
>somehow listen to it again
>fucking love it
I don't even know

How exactly did you expect Wonder Woman to sound in real life?

>>82067989
Like the cartoons.

yep. Gotta love that casting couch.

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>>82067510
why not make them webms so we can pause them?

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>>82067517

It's like you haven't seen every other X Men movie. The only ones who gets justice done is Wolverine and Magneto.

>>82067413
No because Bryan singer is still directing and it still seems like he has not read one single x men comic.

Only Based Hayter can save us.

any punisher readers out there?

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I recently read the first 10 or so issues of War Zone, the non-main-title Punisher book from the 90s, by Chuck Dixon and John Romita Jr. It's pretty great, and the same team made the second Punisher/Batman crossover.

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>>82067250
And for future reference, bumping your thread three times in fifteen minutes is a major faux pas. /co/ is pretty slow at 11 in the morning on a weekday.

>>82066801
I'm 23 and I finished Gravity Falls a couple days ago.

I'm 34 and i have to put up with a lot of stress from my job and daily life. I don't really follow any particular show but from time to time i love watching something simple and colorful for a change. GF and AT are quite enjoyable imo.

Yeah. I watch them unapologetically, I don't act like they're actually good though. I watch shows for adults too but I make sure I have the mental energy to commit to them first, cartoons are for drinking and misery.

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>>82065879
I remember looking at some unfinished takes of that movie and it was a lot better than this shit. holy fuck! that's some food fight levels of CGI.

There's always one character in a shitty show some one spent time on.

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Some of the character designs are cute/neat but that combination of motioncap bodies and hand keyed facial animation is just awful.

Also I don't know who was responsible for framing half the shots in that trailer but damn.

Also those photorealistic trees combined with the cartoony everything else.

>>82065516
He's not even a proper ginger. Imma have to go with Cap Evans

Nah its either RDJ-Tony or Evans-Cap, although I can see people objecting to the latter if they expected a "harder" Cap.

>>82065516
They nail it most of the time but if I had to choose one it would be Cap.

Holy shit......This looks fucking amazing.

china becoming the new frontier in animation??

also wens luckypie

More info

http://www.kotaku.com.au/2016/04/check-out-the-jaw-droppingly-gorgeous-new-movie-from-the-studio-behind-legend-of-korra/

It alright

>>82065439
WHAT DO YOU MEAN 'IT ALRIGHT'!?

>>82065449
Same sonic, same tails, same emeralds


Same show

>>82065137
they were both awful though.

I'll never forgive them for what they did to Peter.

>>82065137
Superior was an interesting concept that should've been a few story arcs at most.