Continuity mistake: When Aquaman returns the sailor to the bar after saving him from the ocean, he drinks whiskey from a glass and notices parademon blood on his hand and the glass, in the next shot the glass is clean. (00:43:05)
Justice League (2017)
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Directed by: Zack Snyder
Starring: Ben Affleck, J.K. Simmons, Amber Heard, Henry Cavill, Gal Gadot, Jason Momoa, Ezra Miller
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A fair mea culpa to Batman Vs. Superman, this latest installment in the DC Cinematic Universe brings together Batman, Aquaman, Cyborg, Wonder Woman, The Flash and Superman to tackle world-destroying foe Steppenwolf and his swarm of Parademons to herald in his Master, Darkseid. CGI chaos reigns as the few available mighty heroes battle the winged monsters and their axe-weilding giant commander for the fate of Earth. Some appearances, like Jason Momoa's Aquaman, Cyborg and The Flash, might take some getting used to and some of the action sequences were a bit clumsily handled, but overall the movie tries to tie up strands from the prior DC films and create some new ones while earnestly attempting to be entertaining and with some heart. While by far not a perfect superhero film, it is a step in the right direction for DC.
I enjoy it more than The Avengers because it is darker and more realistic.
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Question: Bruce Wayne tells Clark that in order to get back the foreclosed Kent family farm, he bought the bank that owned it. Why didn't he just buy the house directly? It was for sale.
Answer: It was partly done as a joke. But it seems less likely that Bruce would just buy his friend a farm. What most likely happened is Bruce bought the bank and then in essence cancelled the foreclosure, turning the Kent farm back to Martha. Then Martha would continue making her mortgage payments to the bank.
Answer: Like all billionaires, Bruce Wayne wants to make more money. It's much more lucrative to buy an entire bank, and the foreclosure would be cancelled at the same time.
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Answer: Bruce Wayne is not only rich and powerful, he's also dangerously vindictive. If you cross him or his friends, he'll pull the rug out from under you, at best, and destroy you, at worst. At the end of "Batman vs Superman," Bruce Wayne realises how horribly wrong he was about Superman; he even feels a kinship because both of their mothers were named Martha, and he was finally able to "save Martha" (something that had haunted Bruce Wayne for his entire life). I'm thinking, once Bruce Wayne discovered that Martha Kent's house was foreclosed, he acted to not merely save the farm but to punish the bank that foreclosed it. So he bought the bank and probably ruined a few financial careers in the process, out of sheer vengeance.
Charles Austin Miller