Snow's PopZone

 Justice League Snyder's Cut has been a treat to watch, keeping in mind the movie's 4-hour runtime, the movie slowly picks up the pace with 6 parts each holding its own significance.  I am not going to get into a deeper analysis of the movie being a comic geek but from my own viewpoint the last two parts, namely part 5 and the epilogue are phenomenal and I will always cherish these two parts.  Coming to the actors, Ezra Miller and Ray Fisher were the best and they delivered perfectly. And as for Henry Cavill and his Black Superman with the rendition of Hans Zimmer's "First Flight" score, just made everything that much more worth it.  The movie's plot would have been a solid foundation for the upcoming three JL movies and the rising DCEU but we were robbed by WB.  Lastly, I thank Zack Snyder for being the visionary he is and just bringing one of the most phenomenal movies in the superhero genre. I wonder how much he had in store for the future.  Justice League

1982's Blade Runner has been a pioneer in the Cyberpunk genre's aesthetic requisite. The movie starring Harrison Ford as Rick Deckard focuses on an ex-policeman turned special agent hunting a group of androids in the future and his journey to finding his own identity.  The movie is widely popular amongst cyberpunk geeks and widely regarded as inspiration for many movies and games in the past few years. CD Projekt Red's CyberPunk 2077 has taken heavy inspiration from Blade Runner and its city wide aesthetic has Blade Runner written all over it.  The 2017's Blade Runner 2049 ties in with 1982's Blade Runner with the story of K who's in search of a missing Blade Runner. This movie lives up to the standard of its predecessor in every aspect.  The YouTube channel The Beauty Of has two video that show the whole aesthetic viewpoint of Blade Runner series. The videos are linked to this thread!  For more future posts you can hit the subscribe and you'll notified with