Exploring Eye Violence in James Gunn's Films
By
Austin Manchester
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Summary
The article discusses the unexpected violence towards characters' eyes in James Gunn's movies, particularly in Superman, highlighting the discomfort with eye-related violence compared to other forms of brutality.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledI can handle a lot of violence in films. I wouldn’t have seen four John Wick films and the Ballerina spin-off if death-by-library-book bothered me — instead, it makes me a bit giddy.
What I’m not good with is violence unto eyes, something I wasn’t expecting to encounter in Superman.
Though given that this is a James Gunn movie, maybe I should have seen it coming. (Pun intended.)
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