(AMBROSIA) WORD FORMATION 09 JUSTICE LEAGUE FUELS THE WAR BETWEEN FANBOYS Mã A214876

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AMBROSIA WORD FORMATION 09

JUSTICE LEAGUE FUELS THE WAR BETWEEN FANBOYS

Just when you thought it was safe to return to the social networks , the 1 ……………(go)

war between Marvel and DC fanboys is about to 2 ………….(ignite). Why? Because the critics

don’t really like new DC Extended Universe instalment, Justice League, much more than they did

the operatically dark and muddled Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, or the bombastically

3 …………..(sense) Suicide Squad. That’s now three out of four movies in this new superhero

cinematic realm that have failed to pass muster, with only Patty Jenkins’ Wonder Woman

standing tall.

Meanwhile, most Marvel offerings are greeted with delight by critics, Taika Watiti’s hugely

entertaining but surely somewhat 4 ……….……(rate) Thor: Ragnarok being just the latest

example. It means comment sections for the next few weeks will be full of angry DC acolytes,

screaming at the injustice of it all. “Everybody knows that the dice are loaded … everybody

knows that the good guys lost”; the lyrics to Leonard Cohen’s Everybody Knows,

5 …………..(duty) rolled out in Justice League for a(n) 6 ……………..(trade) Zack Snyder pop

montage, suddenly seem to take on new meaning.

Henry Cavill as the Man of Steel is much, much better, perhaps partly because Justice

League doesn’t cast him as the cause of all Dawn of Justice’s ills. There are 7 ……………(spine)

moments when Superman returns to the fray, and Whedon even remembers to offset the CGI

mega-battles (featuring Ciaran Hinds’ Steppenwolf) with a Richard Donner-esque segue in which

Kal-El rescues some innocent 8 …………….(stand). Cavill carries himself confidently and

charismatically as the last son of Krypton, even if the digital work needed to remove a

contractually required moustache for Mission Impossible 6 is occasionally distracting. Whatever

we might think of the universe Superman is currently inhabiting, the world’s best known

superhero ends the movie in a good place.