madvillain wrote:
NiteOwl wrote:
madvillain wrote:
What they're wearing is negligible when they're running that fast. They aren't affected by resistance. They're fucking comic book characters.
You always sound like you hate comics. Its really hard to even take your opinion seriously when you think so little of comic book characters to begin with.
Weren't you the one who even said Spider-man was "supposed to look stupid"? Such contempt. Geez.
You're the one who wants something more realistic for them to wear because that's what a runner would wear. They aren't trying out for the Olympics, they wear costumes, it doesn't have to be functional when they're running at impossible speeds.
No, other people are saying that. I just want something that looks like the comics.
They always come up with these shitty
interpretations for live action stuff. Like seriously? That's the best you could come up with?
For example- the red is darker.
Why? Is that supposed to make it look less... less what? Less ostentatious? Who cares if it looks ostentatious. Its a man who can run faster than the eye can see. He can fucking wear bright red. No one is going to give a flying fuck if he looks a little ostentatious.
Okay, also, the center of his emblem on his chest- the inner color is no longer white? Why?
What possible reason was there to change this? It's even a different red from the rest of the outfit.
Why? Why did you HAVE TO change that? What for?
Then the costume is different textures at different parts... like, why? Why different materials?
I dunno. It seems like a re-design for the
sake of a re-design. No other reason. They didn't make it look better. Just different. And for no good reason except to be "edgy" and "cool".
I mean shit, I'll bet you dollars to pesos Brian Singer had better logic behind the black tacti-cool outfits in
X-Men. Those were
entirely different from their comic book counterparts.
But with this Flash... it's just
darker, and more cluttered? What the fuck kind of logic is behind that? What stupid-ass purpose does that serve?