New 52 is pretty much trash.
And Man Of Steel movie was based off Superman Earth One, a source material worse than New 52.
New 52 is pretty much trash.
Because that's what it is. A narrative formed around the movie within the first two weeks, and it was pretty fucking forced, but it suited the needs of the people adopting it, and the shit got pushed hard. The harder it was pushed, the more hyperbolic and divorced from reality it became, until all discussion about the movie became this tinny, shrill slapfight about "collateral damage" and "cold-blooded murder" and the Ideal of Superman or whatever.
The movie made 650 mil, got middle-of-the-road critical consensus, and was profitable enough to greenlight a sequel.
It wasn't a flop, and it wasn't critically hated, and a majority of viewers found it a decent enough film (If we're going to use Rotten Tomatoes as a measuring stick, one can't necessarily ignore the user rating, if you're going to be fair about it)
I'm using the term "narrative" because it focuses on the fact that many of the people still engaging in discussions about the movie are simply playing a game of slapjack where soundbite arguments they've already consumed somewhere else are regurgitated for easy points because the people using them want to sound smart on the internet in front of people.
I'll watch both, cool with me
It feels good to like Marvel and DC equally. It's all just superheroes in silly costumes.
Thor 1 was hot garbage. I can't believe anyone liked that movie.
I guess I'm the only person around here that's still reading DC book, huh? I'm not going to say that the relaunch was perfect, but there are still good books in the line.
And Man Of Steel movie was based off Superman Earth One, a source material worse than New 52.
Phoenician Viking said:The movie was disappointing to WB or else Superman would have a stand alone sequel.
No love for Dark Horse, Image, IDW, or others?
I kid. I know that if you like both of the big two equally, then you are most likely willing to try anything from any company. Good stuff is good stuff, who cares which company puts it out.
To be fair, Captain America, Thor and Iron Man 2 were also hot garbage and people like those movies. There's only been a few good superhero movies for me (Nolan Batmans, Iron Man, Avengers, X2).Thor 1 was hot garbage. I can't believe anyone liked that movie.
It's pretty obvious that WB wanted MoS to do better, they spent a huge amount on marketing and it still couldn't do 700 million even with the 3D bump. It's not that that's bad but they wanted it to make a much bigger splash.
Not really. It was based largely off Secret Origins, bits of Birthright, and larege chunks of John Byrne's reboot from the mid 80s.
You should read Earth One,
It's pretty obvious that WB wanted MoS to do better, they spent a huge amount on marketing and it still couldn't do 700 million even with the 3D bump. It's not that that's bad but they wanted it to make a much bigger splash.
Marvel will blink first. In fact I think they just announced this just for the hype, then back from off later.
If they force WB to spend mos levels in marketing .
That and Greg Pak's current action comics run.Glad you've seen the light, Mister.
Anyone who likes Superman even a little needs to be reading Adventures of Superman.
It'll come, after we get Guardians of the Galaxy 3.WHERE IS MY BLACK PANTHER MOVIE YOU DOUCHEBAGS
yes, I will continue to do this every time until they announce it
Scheduling movies on the same date intentionally is not what friendly studios do.How would Marvel FORCE WB to spend the same amount on marketing that they spent on the previous movie? It seems to me it'd make sense that they'd spend that amount at the minimum whether or not there was another Superhero movie coming out within 2 weeks on either side of it. And I can't imagine an executive not planning for that contingency by now anyway, considering all these studios have a pretty good idea of what their slates look like for the next two years.
If it makes little money, and isn't well recieved by audiences, then yeah, it'll be deemed a failure, but I'm not sure how that ends up being a Marvel-caused "victory" as opposed to a Warner's-assisted failure.
Again - the two studios aren't ACTUALLY trying to destroy each other, no matter what fans might wish to believe![]()
Scheduling movies on the same date intentionally is not what friendly studios do.
*Sigh* Bobby, once again, DC and Marvel are in competition whether you like it or not.
*Sigh* Bobby, once again, DC and Marvel are in competition whether you like it or not.
They own DC.Does WB actually own DC, or do they just have a longstanding and incredibly good/mutually beneficial relationship and contract? Like the opposite of what Marvel has with the likes of Fox and Sony.
I guess I'm the only person around here that's still reading DC book, huh? I'm not going to say that the relaunch was perfect, but there are still good books in the line.
Does WB actually own DC, or do they just have a longstanding and incredibly good/mutually beneficial relationship and contract? Like the opposite of what Marvel has with the likes of Fox and Sony.
Warners have owned DC since the 1970s.
Warners have owned DC since the 1970s.
No?didn't the avengers pretty conclusively punch batman out the game?
This hasn't been officially confirmed yet correct?
If it holds then one would guess it would be Captain America 3 and Dr. Strange for Marvel in 2016.
When Liz asked Samuel L. Jackson (Nick Fury) about the reported box office matchup, he said, you know, the bars going higher and higher and hopefully these guys can get up there on that bar. DCs having some issues. DCs having a little trouble with Marvel.
The continued lack of a Mark Hulkalo movie makes me sad![]()
What's Phase 3 looking like? Ant-Man, Cap 3, Doctor Strange, and what else?
What's Phase 3 looking like? Ant-Man, Cap 3, Doctor Strange, and what else?
It would, and production shots from Avengers 2 suggests Hulk will be causing mayhem that might earn him such a punishment. But I think Kevin Feige denied that's where they were going with it. I think though if Guardians ends up doing really well somehow they might be more inclined.Their saving Mark Ruffalo for the inevitable PLANET HULK movie after they do the whole Infinity Guantlet story.
It would make so much sense to have Hulk lost in space in the aftermath of that battle.
According to Feige's plan, this leaves only one sequel spot left before Avengers 3. Either Thor 3 or Guardians of the Galaxy 2.
We get three new franchises. Ant-man, and two unannounced. Dr. Strange and Black Panther probably.
Then three more for phase 4, assuming this continues to 2021.