Posted by marc March 29, 2016
So I watched (more like "sat through") Batman v Superman last night. Despite being an overall wreck, there were a few redeeming qualities about the movie. Amy Adams is always adorable. Jesse Eisenberg was great. Wonder Woman kicked ass. And I had to do a double-take at the scene where Clark Kent meets Bruce Wayne. Yup, those are Cleon Peterson paintings in the background. A weird choice for a library, but it's cool to see a pop surrealist's art in the blockbuster movie!
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