Porky punching lumpens to get his kicks or class traitor who directly and indirectly helpi people?Also general capeshit thread i guess
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basically liberal monument shit, that effectively doesn't do much
>le charity >>24359Didn't they like
literally give basketball shoes to poor black kids in the inner city?
>>24352I think the bigger problem is that capeshit movies are used as philosophy material for adult consumers. There's alot of video essays talking about any superhero movies and how "they reflect the state of society".
Then, there's grown men arguing about comic book consistency and other shit.
They're too lazy to read ACTUAL philosophy/politics books.
It's just entertainment consumed by millennial manchildren to "relieve the stress of adulting".
>>24363I beg to differ. Capeshit is mocked but also taken religiously.
Children's entertainment in general is being hijacked and botched by adults.
So much so, that kids whom enjoy any specific shows are labelled red flags.
Post-boomer politics is a very dark road of arrested development.
>>24363No dude, mockery just makes people dig their heels in harder. Centuries of dunking on christianity and religion in general didn't make people realize it's cringe. They think that the fact that you don't like it is evidence that it is to be taken seriously.
>>24364>Children's entertainment in general is being hijacked and botched by adults.Uh, are the children supposed to be making kids' entertainment?
>>36129>Ras al ghoulBased. Struck at the heart of the capitalist system. Literally used fear bombs to make the pigs afraid.
>BaneBased. Established dictatorship of the proletariat. He was to nuke the pigs, so he would have been the most based.
>JokerBased. He wasn't crazy or evil. He wanted freedom. Society shaped him into what he was and that is why he wanted to destroy it. He understood that destroying is easy and fixing society is utopian.
>Two FaceBased. The bourgeois lawyer wasted his life upholding the status quo and it blew up in his face. He understood that, then embraced chaos and freedom from the Joker's teachings. He is a vulgar materialist: the coin decides, not subjective morality/law.
>the restCringe.
>>36130Bane made the most emse to me. Especially with his saying that hope and despair go hanf in hand.
His logic behind taking over Gotham was genius.
Joker is good but his edgelord antics are overfocused on as a virtue.
I do admire his orchestration of his crimes, though.
>>36140You know what ypure right.
Wayne Industries is a billion dollar i dustry. Youd thibk with all that money he'd at least buy out Gotham forces and make the city safer.
>>36138In the movie he says they were there every time civilization got too big to reset it.
3 minutes into this video
>>36144No, he is still spooked by the spectre of "chaos", and only picks on easy targets.
For example, if he lined up people of all classes (like thanos) and rolled a dice to see who died that would be more "fair", but again, who gets to hold the gun? At least harvey holds it against his own head.
The ubermensch in transvaluating all values wouldnt be so fixated on "justice" but his own means of creating a new type of world
>>36129>were any of them right?They all had a point, but being "right" is iffy. I wrote about this in
>>5158All the main and remembered villains are intentionally flawed in their logic and actions because they're either chaotic like Joker, corruptive like the Mafia or populists like Bane, and any other sort in between, with Two-Face being a schizo that - once his attempt as Dent to work within the system fails and he loses Dawes - he just goes to complete anarchy and decides things based on luck and chance; through coinflip. Anne Hathaway's Cat Woman was unremarkable and forgettable in these films and people trying to label the dislike of her character as "muh misogynist fans" clearly don't remember Tim Burton's Batman Return's where Michelle Pfieffer killed her murdering Boss and was a femme fatale to remember and love. Ras Al Ghul was an anarchist, but his plan was shit. Fine, the porky's literally kill each other in fear, but so will the ordinary proletariat, men and women will kill one another, kill their children, and themselves out of fear. That's horrific and an utter non-solution.
Scarecrow was just an insane asshole happy to create chaos for The League of Shadows.
Talia was annoying because it took away from Bane's character and his motivations and made him a pawn, playing a role.
>>932>Porky punching lumpens to get his kicks or class traitor who directly and indirectly helpi people?Depends on the version you're talking about
>Miller, Burton, NolanPorky punching people
>pattinson movie, animated seriesclass traitor
>Adam Westsilly fanciful lad
>>45486Trump did the same with soulimani (can't bother to check the spelling) and he's not an international terrorist. Batman is a rich MF from the imperial core. He can do whatever the fuck he wants.
>>36133I think a nice thing about these type of "villains" is that revolutionary movements tend to be filled with people like this. People want a pure revolution filled with angels of light, its religious thinking. Revolutions are messy and contradictory. Innocent people get murdered and massive ideological mistakes justify retarded backwards shit. Not only that, these people are rebels without any real theory or training. They run on pure emotion and feels or religious zeal. It's citizens rising up to the tyranny imposed by the likes of Bruce Wayne et al.
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