I approve, as long it isn't shitty as this:
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Yeah, I don't know what I was thinking with that get up. It was the early 90's ya know? I was younger then, younger and stupid.
I approve, as long it isn't shitty as this:
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So what's the consensus in this thread of me being in the second season?
This needs to happen in season 2 or else! And I just learned how to make GIFs so you guys are in for a treat!
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This needs to happen in season 2 or else! And I just learned how to make GIFs so you guys are in for a treat!
I approve, as long it isn't shitty as this:
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End of days.So what's the consensus in this thread of me being in the second season?
The CW's Arrow is expanding its roster with DC comic characters at an ever growing pace for the new season. SpoilerTV is reporting that the sixth episode of the season will be titled "Keep Your Enemies Closer" and will feature the debut of a new season regular, Amanda Waller! Check back here for casting on the character in the near future.
Waller has long been a "Nick Fury" type in the DCU but with a more sinister side to her work. Heading up A.R.G.U.S., who has already appeared in two episodes of Arrow, and putting together the Suicide Squad, Waller is a formidable opponent in the DCU. It's said in her debut episode she will send an A.R.G.U.S. team out to kidnap John Diggle.
Neither bring back CCH Pounder!
Pam Grier played Waller on Smallville. I would love to see her reprise the role, but I know that's not possible. :/
Needless to say, it's going to be Nu Waller, I'm sure. Shame too. OG Waller added much needed variety in body types to the DCU.
Amell mentioned that this season DC is more of a partner to them rather than someone who just licenses stuff for them. I assume DC realised that Arrow is a pretty big hit and want to branch if off. At the same time, I can't really see it working with MoS.Has there been any indication that Arrow will be designed to merge into the cinematic DCU? Or are they just going to do whatever the hell they want and damn the consequences of being inconsistent with the movies?
DC needs someone whose job it is to keep things consistent, so you don't get stupid shit like Abin Sur being declared by Amanda Waller as the first extraterrestrial in Green Lantern and then in Man of Steel, Superman is considered first contact.
Everything happening with the Flash suggests they are trying to build DCCU at least on television. Will that line up with the movies? No official word, but I'm leaning towards a yes on that.Has there been any indication that Arrow will be designed to merge into the cinematic DCU? Or are they just going to do whatever the hell they want and damn the consequences of being inconsistent with the movies?
MoS and Green Lantern aren't supposed to be in the same universe though.DC needs someone whose job it is to keep things consistent, so you don't get stupid shit like Abin Sur being declared by Amanda Waller as the first extraterrestrial in Green Lantern and then in Man of Steel, Superman is considered first contact.
Amell mentioned that this season DC is more of a partner to them rather than someone who just licenses stuff for them. I assume DC realised that Arrow is a pretty big hit and want to branch if off. At the same time, I can't really see it working with MoS.
I'd prefer classic Waller, but if they go Nu52... Gugu Mbatha-Raw plz.
Well the problem you have then is, say MoS happened during season 1 of Arrow. The finale wouldn't make sense cause Supes would be called in to help prevent a mass murder in the city with the two bombs. Once you introduce somepowers the villains have to step up their game too, but the problem with Arrow is that Oliver doesn't have superpowers so suddenly he can't really compete against them.Really, I think it's plausible that Man of Steel could easily act as a inciting incidence whennit comes to superpowers in a shared universe.
Nooooooooooooooooooo, please don't merge with the cinematic universe. They will kick you in the teeth with restrictions, I just know it.
Just... just leave it with Flash as the only legit powered hero. Do a Superman/Batman type relationship between Barry and Ollie.
I can see DC and Warner trying to jumpstart the shared universe since they are so far behind marvel. problem is I can see them screwing up arrow in the process.
Well the problem you have then is, say MoS happened during season 1 of Arrow. The finale wouldn't make sense cause Supes would be called in to help prevent a mass murder in the city with the two bombs. Once you introduce somepowers the villains have to step up their game too, but the problem with Arrow is that Oliver doesn't have superpowers so suddenly he can't really compete against them.
Superman/Batman type relationship you say?
Barry would be Batman
I don't see the point of merging the CW's universe with the blockbuster movie universe. Arrow is doing good for the CW in ratings, but that's not all that great for a real network TV show. Saying it's a huge hit really isn't accurate. Almost no one who goes to see the Justice League movie or whatever would know who the fuck Amell is or who his Green Arrow is. It wouldn't help ticket sales much, if at all. Besides that, you'd have Amell acting in your huge blockbuster movie.
Since almost no one would know who the actor is or who the character is, why not introduce a new character designed specifically for the movies? You'd have to introduce him in the movie anyway. That is if they even have Green Arrow in a Justice League movie. Isn't he like one of the less important members?
I don't see the point of merging the CW's universe with the blockbuster movie universe. Arrow is doing good for the CW in ratings, but that's not all that great for a real network TV show. Saying it's a huge hit really isn't accurate. Almost no one who goes to see the Justice League movie or whatever would know who the fuck Amell is or who his Green Arrow is. It wouldn't help ticket sales much, if at all. Besides that, you'd have Amell acting in your huge blockbuster movie.
Since almost no one would know who the actor is or who the character is, why not introduce a new character designed specifically for the movies? You'd have to introduce him in the movie anyway. That is if they even have Green Arrow in a Justice League movie. Isn't he like one of the lesser important members?
I kind of agree, but DC is so far behind Marvel in setting up its characters that it seems like a good shortcut, as mentioned by someone above. Of course, your concerns are valid.
I don't know what's best anymore. WB has fucked up everything I hold dear. In a dream world I'd want Marvel Studios to handle the DC properties.
what has Marvel done that's so great anyway? the movies have been hit or miss for the most part, if anything having them all linked kind of doesn't let them breathe. they can't tell their own stories, follow their own themes, but that's just me.
Plus sizes don't exist in the CW universes.
Amell's work ethic continues to impress me
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Douche Oliver is BACK
Master Thespian status confirmed.
Edit: Vile wig is vile.
Last weekend at Fan Expo in Toronto, Arrow star Stephen Amell held court in a Q&A session and fielded questions about everything from the behind-the-scenes production of the shows first season to his interest in a Justice League movie.
Perhaps the most interesting thing he said, though, was that his performance as Oliver Queen was inspired by one of TVs most notable Very Bad Men.
That would be Gustavo Fring, the character played by Giancarlo Esposito on the hit AMC series Breaking Bad.
Ironically, it came up when a fan asked him whether hed taken cues from Justin Hartley, who played Oliver Queen and Green Arrow in the long-running CW series Smallvillea show that ended just before Arrow began.
Ive never seen one minute of Smallville, Amell confided in the audience at his Q&A session last weekend. You know what? I did take inspiration from people but it purposely was not Justin [Hartley] and that incarnation of the character. There were a couple of different characters that I watched, one of but not limited to Giancarlo Esposito from Breaking Bad.
The pair were both on hand at Warner Bros.s Comic Con party celebrating Supermans 75th anniversary, and so while Amell said Esposito was nothing like Fring, the actor added that there was something about Gus Fring that was slightly homicidal but very measured and put together and there were elements of that that I really wanted to bring to Olivers character.
Arrow returns to The CW on October 9, and shortly thereafter well start seeing the expansion of TVs DC Universe with characters like Amanda Waller and The Flash.
Anyone else getting the Bluray? I'll also be picking up the first Graphic Novel later this month as well. Would be awesome if they released it same day. Anyone know if Bestbuy or something will have a special edition?
Laurel should have said "I lost my career."
"I lost the files."