That's assuming they wouldn't be willing to sell DC comics, isn't it? I don't see why it would have to be an all or nothing thing. You don't have to sell the Harry Potter film rights with the DC comics film rights.
Is it really all Snyder though? MoS had a few script problems and questionable decisions, and from the sounds of things it looks like BvS has the same issue (haven't seen it yet).
Marvel caught lightning in a bottle on the back of an excellent, career saving performance by RDJ, and then took a chance on making further films (hit or miss) more character focused than similar films in the past.
And of course they benefited from being the first to do the universe type films for comic book properties and people went nuts. Nowadays it's not only common but expected really.
Wachowskis haven't really done anything critically acclaimed or successful in a while in the movie business. I don't even know how their Netflix show really did either since Netflix doesn't release those numbers.
It's time for some new Matrix movies.
Jupiter Ascending
Pan
In the Heart of the Sea
How can non-industry people like us KNOW that these would be total bombs but the execs being paid ton$ of money greenlighting them had no idea? Someone tell me
I didn't need to see the trailers for any of them either. I couldve told them right off that dumping $150 million into Jupiter Ascending was a bad idea.
“I’m Frank Marshall. I’ve produced all of Steven Spielberg’s movies. Interested? Okay, I’ve got a book written by Michael Crichton. I’m going to get John Patrick Shanley, the Academy Award-winning writer of Moonstruck, to adapt it. It’ll be shot by Allen Daviau, who did E.T. Will you make this movie? Well, congratulations! You just made Congo.”
It's time for some new Matrix movies.
Give them time. At the rate they're screwing up people might not care about DC movies. Heck, they already don't care outside of Batman and Superman.
Warner Bros. is not going to sell DC. I'm not even sure why that is being discussed.
Get JJ on it.
I can't tell if I'm being serious or not. Help.
Is it really all Snyder though? MoS had a few script problems and questionable decisions, and from the sounds of things it looks like BvS has the same issue (haven't seen it yet).
Marvel caught lightning in a bottle on the back of an excellent, career saving performance by RDJ, and then took a chance on making further films (hit or miss) more character focused than similar films in the past.
And of course they benefited from being the first to do the universe type films for comic book properties and people went nuts. Nowadays it's not only common but expected really.
Who knew, WB needs to rely on its villains to save it #InAyerWeTrust
People take a risk, and they get ripped to shreds for it.
All superhero movies to be Marvel formula based from now on. Yay.
I just hope this means they cancel Aquaman, and cancel Cyborg.
The actual article says that they aren't considering any changes to the DC slate yet.
I can believe that WB is inept enough for that to be true.
Making a movie with Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman is the opposite of "risky". It's like betting on an NBA superteam of Lebron/Wade/Bosh to win a bunch of games.
It's performance is noteworthy not because it failed to add onto the goodwill Nolan had already built for the character, but because it actively turned people away.
I don't care if Matrix 2 and 3 weren't as well received, I'd day one Matrix 4.
God you're good looking.
Because people hate me
... That's every big blockbuster nowadays.
The writers on films like this don't work in a vacuum and then hand a script off to Snyder for him to go and happily film without objection. The director leads story meetings, comes up with the big ideas and big beats, gives notes to his writers, Snyder is definitely equally responsible for the narrative in these films even if he wasn't the one sitting in front of Final Draft.
Warner Bros. is not going to sell DC. I'm not even sure why that is being discussed.
...which will be lost again if JL is again like BvS. And people will be cautions to commit after being disappointed so far. The threat of Snyder can cut very deeply into the success of the movies, not matter if they're good or not.Just replace Snyder, he is just too divisive with critics and the GA to make JL. They cannot let him sink this brand. Luckily we have SS and WW before JL to hopefully build some good will before JL.
People take a risk, and they get ripped to shreds for it.
All superhero movies to be Marvel formula based from now on. Yay.
I just hope this means they cancel Aquaman, and cancel Cyborg.
I don't hate you, friend Bronson! Have a beer with me!
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Because for a lot of people who follow superhero films, it's less about story and more like a weird game of fantasy football. Everyone thinks they're a general manager.
So why wouldn't you just be able to swing a trade or pick up an entire studio off the waiver wire, right?
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Snyder should be a visual director. Not a writer or a full director. He can make a good scene visually but nothing else.
The actual article says that they aren't considering any changes to the DC slate yet.
I can believe that WB is inept enough for that to be true.
The fact that two those movies are both pretty high and that Ayer is yet again the taking both the screenwriter and director's chair should give a bit of hope.Dat Ayer seal of quality
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But at least he has two fresh movies in there, unlike Snyder who has none, lol.
And this is how my favorite film studio dies
Give the DCTV/DCA people control of the DC movies. They've proven they actually know what they're doing when it comes to these characters.
Yeah I really liked his first 3 films after that he became very hit and miss.His first 3 movies were very enjoyable imo, then it went down hill from there.
Good, Bronsonlee tears are delicious
Time to reboot.
Warner Bros. is not going to sell DC. I'm not even sure why that is being discussed.
Because for a lot of people who follow superhero films, it's less about story and more like a weird game of fantasy football. Everyone thinks they're a general manager.
So why wouldn't you just be able to swing a trade or pick up an entire studio off the waiver wire, right?
Really though, I think the lesson WB needs to learn here is to cut ties with directors and stop expecting people to be able to recapture lightening in a bottle for you.
The fact that they make original films isn't their problem, it's that they continue to work with filmmakers like The Wachowski's and Snyder on continuously bigger projects despite continuous failures, just because they made a hit for them back in the day.
Don't they watch their own movies before they release them?
the fuck? seriously? ugh...am I the only one who feels like its box office performance drop (not its reception, I agree with it mostly) is kinda exaggerated? yes, maybe it's falling under expectations but it's still a pretty big success, all things considered, is it not?Film is already fucked more or less. They're going through some costly reshoots right now to inject humor into the film in response to what is happening with BvS.
the fuck? seriously? ugh...am I the only one who feels like its box office performance drop (not its reception, I agree with it mostly) is kinda exaggerated? yes, maybe it's falling under expectations but it's still a pretty big success, all things considered, is it not?
Is rebooting really an option? They've put all their eggs in one basket and it's prize egg is rotten. I don't know how they're going to resolve this to be quite honest. Wonder Woman is coming out.
I think they definitely should put justice league on hold. Focus on Batman and getting a great superman movie out there. They can correct the ship at this point, but it won't be easy.