brandonh83
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I don't think I like your idea of "fun".
You definitely don't have to. I know it's one of the only Superman movies I found to be actually entertaining.
I don't think I like your idea of "fun".
I wonder how much of this film will be devoted to sucking Batman's dick.
I like the idea of him directing the Superman and Justice League movies. I would've loved to see him do at least one Batman, but it probably wont happen if he does end up directing all these movies.Snyder is going to make all the DC movies from on, eh. :lol Good for him, hopefully his eye for great visuals is paired up with better scripts.
So they're just gonna throw a bunch of superheroes on screen? Where only Superman and Green Lantern had their own movie (Nolan Batman doesn't count as that is it's own thing)? As opposed to The Avengers where 4 had their own movie? And they think this will work? Am I getting this wrong?
I thought Man of Steel was easily the most fun Superman movie. Just because it has a grittier color palette and aesthetic doesn't make it boring. Last I recall, the last half hour or so was nothing but action. It's a pretty fun flick.
I thought Man of Steel was easily the most fun Superman movie. Just because it has a grittier color palette and aesthetic doesn't make it boring. Last I recall, the last half hour or so was nothing but action. It's a pretty fun flick.
I remember how it was those solo Wolverine, Cyclops and Magneto moves that made XMen and X2 so good and coherent.
Anyway, it makes sense to leave Snyder in charge of this series but I hope we can get Affleck directing the solo Batman flicks.
Let's look at it this way. Before the Avengers, Marvel gave Iron Man two movies, Thor one movie, Captain America one movie, and Hulk one movie. Black Widow and Hawkeye were pretty much developed in the Avengers movie (and arguably Hulk was as well since the events of The Incredible Hulk were largely ignored).The way Marvel did it is how a superhero team would naturally be told. You introduce individual characters first then throw them together. What makes you think the inverse of this will be effective? You think people are going to flock to Justice League and then afterwards expect them to go see individual movies? Do you realize how much shit they are leaving off the table by doing it the way they are?
"Those are different because they wore black"
That's a real quote from Tobor in the Avengers thread.
How was Man of Steel fun? I'm talking outside of the finale. There is literally 0 fun to be found in Man of Steel. It's quite astounding how Synder managed to take a story about a boy discovering he's an alien with superpowers and make it not fun. Just shitty flashback sequences anytime modern-day Clark Kent is feeling blue.
Wonder Woman will also be in one film before JLA. Cyborg as well, though he'll probably just be Vic Stone in World's Finest.Let's look at it this way. Before the Avengers, Marvel gave Iron Man two movies, Thor one movie, Captain America one movie, and Hulk one movie. Black Widow and Hawkeye were pretty much developed in the Avengers movie (and arguably Hulk was as well since the events of The Incredible Hulk were largely ignored).
For WB, before Justice League, Superman will be around for two movies, Batman one movie, with every other character being developed in the Justice League movie. In all honesty, that's literally only one to two more characters that they have to develop than Marvel did for Avengers (assuming they go with six to seven characters). That's not that big of a deal.
I didn't count those because they are minor roles/cameo roles like Hawkeye and Black Widow in Thor and Iron Man 2 respectively.Wonder Woman will also be in one film before JLA. Cyborg as well, though he'll probably just be Vic Stone in World's Finest.
So you want this to be a echo chamber of how great this is going to be? That's not how this works.I'm so damn sick of hearing the numerous posts about how bad this movie and all movies after will be in every DC/WB thread. Can all you people just stay out instead of typing how much of a mess you think they will be. We get it. You hate Snyder. You hated MoS. You hate everything associated with these films. Point taken.
So you want this to be a echo chamber of how great this is going to be? That's not how this works.
Flash runs really fast
Wonder Woman spins around and has a lasso of truth/bdsm
Green Lanten was in that shitty movie
Aqua man is lame and talks to fish
Green Arrow is a hunk who shoots arrows
There, I think we got all the public perceptions of those superheroes.
So you want this to be a echo chamber of how great this is going to be? That's not how this works.
Not really. While certainly Batman and Superman are two of the most well known of all superheroes to the public at large, the rest of the crew, certainly not as much.
This actually makes a lot of sense for WB. Spinning off solo movies from a potentially successful Justice League movie could make a lot more money than starting solo movies to build up to Justice League. Just take a look at all the Marvel properties post Avengers. Pretty much doubled their grosses. Plus, it could rehabilitate franchises like Green Lantern.
Let's look at it this way. Before the Avengers, Marvel gave Iron Man two movies, Thor one movie, Captain America one movie, and Hulk one movie. Black Widow and Hawkeye were pretty much developed in the Avengers movie (and arguably Hulk was as well since the events of The Incredible Hulk were largely ignored).
For WB, before Justice League, Superman will be around for two movies, Batman one movie, with every other character being developed in the Justice League movie. In all honesty, that's literally only one to two more characters that they have to develop than Marvel did for Avengers (assuming they go with six to seven characters). That's not that big of a deal.
Opinions I suppose.
To me it was busy telling a story and building up to the Zod invasion. Then it came and was outrageously fun from then until the ending, which lasted a good while. Everything before that I still found to be good and enjoyable because I liked the characters and where everything was going.
Let's look at it this way. Before the Avengers, Marvel gave Iron Man two movies, Thor one movie, Captain America one movie, and Hulk one movie. Black Widow and Hawkeye were pretty much developed in the Avengers movie (and arguably Hulk was as well since the events of The Incredible Hulk were largely ignored).
For WB, before Justice League, Superman will be around for two movies, Batman one movie, with every other character being developed in the Justice League movie. In all honesty, that's literally only one to two more characters that they have to develop than Marvel did for Avengers (assuming they go with six to seven characters). That's not that big of a deal.
Playing tit-for-tat with Marvel and DC is a fanboy slap fight that's raged for decades and, much like the characters both companies are known for, will likely outlive us all.
Different opinions indeed.
The clamoring for Widow to get her own movie that started almost immediately after Avengers would indicate that a large number of people at least liked her.Uh oh... everyone hated Hawkeye and Black Widow in Avengers.
The way Marvel did it is how a superhero team would naturally be told. You introduce individual characters first then throw them together. What makes you think the inverse of this will be effective? You think people are going to flock to Justice League and then afterwards expect them to go see individual movies? Do you realize how much shit they are leaving off the table by doing it the way they are?
Uh oh... everyone hated Hawkeye and Black Widow in Avengers.
Hated is a strong word. They weren't as popular as the others, but they still had their chance to shine in a few scenes. Dat Hawkeye no look shot.
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Welcome to comic books.I don't think anyone knows how it's going to be. This includes the cast and crew, let alone posters in a message board that don't know shit about it. That's kind of the point of his post. And it happens in nearly every thread about any film regardless of how much information-- or usually lack thereof-- there is.
Honstly all I want is a really good Booster Gold movie
Welcome to comic books.
plz replace aquaman with shazam.
No one likes aquaman. Most people think he has lame powers, and his storylines usually involve him going to war with land dwellers.
touchéWelcome to everything. =p
plz replace aquaman with shazam.
No one likes aquaman. Most people think he has lame powers, and his storylines usually involve him going to war with land dwellers.
I suppose we have differing opinions on "decent roles". Black Widow in Iron Man 2 was throw away. Her actual development didn't occur until Avengers. But it is kind of crazy how similar the groundwork is between the two studios.What? Black Widow was introduced and had a decent role in Iron Man 2 along with Rhodey/War Machine. Hawkeye was at least introduced in Thor but in reality he's the least important character in the Avengers lineup. I don't see the mass audiences really buying characters like Aquaman/Green Lantern/Martian Manhunter/Cyborg just showing up. A lot of this hinges on what exactly will be shown in Batman vs Superman, but WB/DC's efforts so far have been pretty crappy.
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Though this is slightly cooler to hear
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I always get aquaman confused with Sub-Mariner. They seem like almost the same person with different names. Then I remember Sub-Mariner used to kill people and did stuff.plz replace aquaman with shazam.
No one likes aquaman. Most people think he has lame powers, and his storylines usually involve him going to war with land dwellers.
None of the X-Men movies starting out had solo movies from the core members before they teamed up and those movies were pretty damn successful.
Put Aquaman in JLA so he can have a chance to win over the public with a new iteration; Give Shazam his own movie so that little kids across America can fall in love with him.
The worry that WB are not developing the characters with individual movies like Marvel isn't really a problem.
Guardians of the Galaxy will be doing something similar, with completely unknown characters to most people, and other films, X-men, Fantastic Four, Mystery Men, have all shown you can bring together a group of superhero's without buildup and make it work.
The issue for me, and I'm sure a few others, is that Snyder's body of work is uneven at best and he didn't exactly launch this shared universe with Man of Steel as successfully as Iron Man 1 did.
Giving him the keys to the entire Justice League roster as well as the next two major movies in this franchise feels like misplaced confidence... and honestly, it feels a little greedy.
Aquaman's abilities are more interesting. His powers also bring variety to the League.plz replace aquaman with shazam.
No one likes aquaman. Most people think he has lame powers, and his storylines usually involve him going to war with land dwellers.
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Put Aquaman in JLA so he can have a chance to win over the public with a new iteration; Give Shazam his own movie so that little kids across America can fall in love with him.
The comparison to how Marvel did it is valid, I think. The Marvel movies and The Avengers in particular work on multiple levels. On its own, it's a good super hero action movie that does a reasonable job if explaining who is who.Why? So many people say this and never give reason for it. Or if they do it's "because that's not how Marvel did it."
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