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Last year’s superhero spectacle Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was polarizing to say the least — while it was profitable at the box office, it was blasted by critics , earning a dismal 27 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes. Ben Affleck , who played Batman in the movie, has heard fans’ complaints, many of which zeroed in on the film’s excessively dark tone and the writing. But in an interview with Empire , he revealed that he thinks such criticisms are “fair.” “I can understand people saying [ Batman v Superman ] was too dark, or this was outside the tone of what I’m used to seeing with a Batman story, and I think that’s a fair criticism,” Affleck said. He added that much like Wonder Woman , the upcoming Justice League film will have a lighter tone. “Zack [Snyder] wanted to make a movie that was more fun, that was a little bit light, that wasn’t so encumbered with heavy melodrama,” he said. Affleck noted that the lighter approach to Justice League was planned in advance of Batman v Superman ’s release and is not in response to the film’s criticisms. The negative reviews to the superhero blockbuster even spawned a “sad Affleck” meme , which centered on a video which appeared to show the actor dejected as an interviewer brought up the criticism. Justice League will be released on Nov. 17. Related stories: Healthcare Doc Bending the Arc, Exec Produced by Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Gets U.S. Release (EXCLUSIVE) Star Wars: The Last Jedi Leads Social Media Buzz With New Details Thor: Ragnarok Continues Social Media Buzz Streak for Third Consecutive Week Subscribe to Variety Newsletters and Email Alerts! View comments
# Debunking Common Misconceptions About Clutter and Minimalism
Explore the myths surrounding clutter and minimalism, and discover how letting go can enhance your life.