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** One of the director / animator of the movie gave a whole backstory of the SignatureScene of King Shark / Constantine relationship, where they meet up and hooked during a work trip, and Constantine ghosted King Shark for being "too clingy" when things starting to get serious.
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** One of the director / animator of the movie gave a whole backstory of the SignatureScene of King Shark / Constantine relationship, where they meet up and hooked up during a work trip, and Constantine ghosted King Shark for being "too clingy" when things starting to get serious.
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** One of the director / animator of the movie gave a whole backstory of the SignatureScene of King Shark / Constantine relationship, where they meet up during a work trip, and Constantine ghosted King Shark for being "too clingy".
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** One of the director / animator of the movie gave a whole backstory of the SignatureScene of King Shark / Constantine relationship, where they meet up and hooked during a work trip, and Constantine ghosted King Shark for being "too clingy".clingy" when things starting to get serious.
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** One of the director / animator of the movie gave a whole backstory of the SignatureScene of King Shark / Constantine relationship, where they meet up during a work trip, and Constantine ghosted King Shark for being "too clingy".
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** Due to some ExecutiveMeddling the creators couldn't use their original ending and had to plan a new one, but when they were allowed to go back to the original they included scenes they liked from the alternate ending.
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Not sure if this is the right trope, but this is what they said they did in the commentary.
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* AwesomeDearBoy: The directors Matt Peters and Christina Sotta took turns directing different things, but both especially wanted to direct certain scenes that appealed to them: with Peters it was scenes with Superman since he was a fan of the character, and with Sotta it was the scenes with Damain and Raven since she had worked on them in previous films.
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* ThrowItIn: The commentary reveals that the insults between Captain Boomerang and Constantine was originally shorter until Liam [=McIntyre=] suggested that in real life he would say much more, and Matt Ryan agreed when he was told about this which is why the writers decided to include it. According to Christina Sotta, Boomerang's line with the word "fucknuckle" was added because [=McIntyre] said it at one point when they weren't recording and everyone wanted to find a way to include it in the film since they found it funny.
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* ThrowItIn: The commentary reveals that the insults between Captain Boomerang and Constantine was originally shorter until Liam [=McIntyre=] suggested that in real life he would say much more, and Matt Ryan agreed when he was told about this which is why the writers decided to include it. According to Christina Sotta, Boomerang's line with the word "fucknuckle" was added because [=McIntyre] [=McIntyre=] said it at one point when they weren't recording and everyone wanted to find a way to include it in the film since they found it funny.
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* ThrowItIn: The commentary reveals that the insults between Captain Boomerang and Constantine was originally shorter until Liam McIntyre suggested that in real life he would say much more, and Matt Ryan agreed when he was told about this which is why the writers decided to include it. According to Christina Sotta, Boomerang's line with the word "fucknuckle" was added because McIntyre said it at one point and everyone wanted to find a way to include it in the film since they found it funny.
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* ThrowItIn: The commentary reveals that the insults between Captain Boomerang and Constantine was originally shorter until Liam McIntyre [=McIntyre=] suggested that in real life he would say much more, and Matt Ryan agreed when he was told about this which is why the writers decided to include it. According to Christina Sotta, Boomerang's line with the word "fucknuckle" was added because McIntyre [=McIntyre] said it at one point when they weren't recording and everyone wanted to find a way to include it in the film since they found it funny.
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* ThrowItIn: The commentary reveals that the insults between Captain Boomerang and Constantine was originally shorter until Liam McIntyre suggested that in real life he would say much more, and Matt Ryan agreed when he was told about this which is why the writers decided to include it. According to Christina Sotta, Boomerang's line with the word "fucknuckle" was added because McIntyre said it at one point and everyone wanted to find a way to include it in the film since they found it funny.
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** One early version of the script would have had the Flashpoint Thomas Wayne appear when Darkseid confronts the heroes, but James Tucker admitted in the commentary that would have been too much.
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** One early version of the script would have had the Flashpoint Thomas Wayne appear when Darkseid confronts in the heroes, third act of the film and would have involved Constantine entering the Flash's memories of the Flashpoint timeline to do so, but James Tucker admitted in the commentary that would have been too much.
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** One early version of the script would have had the Flashpoint Thomas Wayne appear when Darkseid confronts the heroes, but James Tucker admitted in the commentary that would have been too much.
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** Aquaman was supposed to be killed by a cyborg converted Mera in Atlantis, but due to a lack of time it was cut and he was instead killed in the montage alongside the Justice League.
