Damian's Empire

    Batman Begins one of the greatest Batman Films and imagining of Batman.  Christopher Nolan Director of so many great films before his picture and brilliance. For a batman would be born Warner Bro's was looking to make a new Batman so they called Nolan to do so cause of unsuccess in Joel Schumacher's Batman Forever and Batman & Robin.   Young Bruce Wayne who suffers the death of his parents journey's far East and learns to fight for justice, With the training of Ra's Al Ghul Bruce comes home to his city with dangers following and ready to cause chaos and suffering upon Gotham.   Nolan had to come up with a way to reboot a Batman franchise, With Warner Bros interests in doing so Nolan would tell a story that was never told and he would give the world the best batman story, yet this film and it's following films were loosely inspired by comics such as Batman: Year One, Batman: The Long Halloween and Batman: Knightfall, Yet mostly by Nolan's story.   Batman:

    After mixed reviews for Man of Steel 2013, Snyder & Warner Bros would continue with more DC with Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, yet after releasing it would too get same mix of reaction and treatment fans gave to Man of Steel.   First off, I have to admit this film was just Horrible, Yet I will say it was awesome fans of DC Comics got to see a film bringing the ultimate clash between Batman and Superman was awesome yet I have to say and can not ignore this films flaws.    I can say Zack has an incredible view in his imagination of Comics and turning them into film.   What is good in this film?    Music was a definite perfection as "Beautiful Lie" was a beautiful track to use for our Batman and "is she still with you" for wonder woman's reoccurring theme was absolute action filled.    Costume design was on point with comic accuracy as Batman's costume was inspired by Frank Millers illustration, Superman's with Snyder's vision as well as c

    After watching Justice League: The Snyder Cut I recently learned that Man of Steel, Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice and Justice League was a "Superman trilogy", Of course it was not only that as fans are calling this "The Snyder verse" so I thought I'm gonna have to watch Man of Steel again to see what's good and what's bad and why it got 56% rotten tomatoes?.   I'm gonna start off with what's good on this film.   Casting is just incredible choice. Henry Cavill is an excellent choice as he picks up the attitude and got the comic accurate looks and body build that's needed to be Superman, I think what I like more about Cavill's Superman is the way his Clark Kent isn't always clumsy and picks up more confidence than previous Superman in films, As far as how far Cavill was gonna go with his physique Cavill really put the work in being superman. Yet we can't disrespect the golden legend Christopher Reeve, R.I.P Superman.      W

  Justice League: The Snyder Cut    Zack finally redeemed himself and brought justice to Justice League. This film was beautiful as it gave the appropriate depiction and image to a live action Justice League we all were waiting for.   New scenes are added to the film with new dialogue and music. Scenes are added explaining more to the story and with a new darker tone to scenes, New dialogue is added giving bigger and longer lines to characters giving better reasons to be in the movie some dialogue is removed giving a better understanding and maturity, Music hit me hard not emotionally but gave an excellent thrill and match to scenes.   Speaking of maturity rumors spoke true to adult language added by our heroes. Violence is topped off with bloody gore which was like watching Snyder's The Watchmen except less blood.   Design in characters is way better, Really made me feel like I was watching JL from a comic book as costumes to characters were very accurate and better versions Batma

  JOKER(2019)   Joker is not a movie with the same origin story fans of the Batman comics know and love as the director (Todd Phillips) made as a Heath Ledger type origin and story. as Ledgers joker gave "wanna know how I got these scars". This story tells of the poor and sad life of Arthur Fleck/Joker who suffers depression and PBA a laughing condition which he can't help. Joker is not just a movie based on a famous and iconic comic supervillain but for me I was shown how hard it is living with a mental illness. The movie is a confusing film as some events by Arthurs storytelling you cant tell what's reality and what's not.    As for Joaquin playing Joker. I was surprised to his take on Joker his laugh was pin point accurate his costume was well done though I was not a fan of make-up I think they put a creative way in Jokers look, when I saw the teaser I thought this was gonna be disappointing as Joaquin was a bit old to play Joker and that would mean there is pr