johnnydrama
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"Plain Lo in the morning. Lola in slacks. Lois Lane."
Say what you want about the film, but Terrio wrote the fuck out of the dialogue.
Say what you want about the film, but Terrio wrote the fuck out of the dialogue.
And now i wanna hear to Heathens over and over again.... :>
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"Plain Lo in the morning. Lola in slacks. Lois Lane."
Say what you want about the film, but Terrio wrote the fuck out of the dialogue.
He's da gawd."Plain Lo in the morning. Lola in slacks. Lois Lane."
Say what you want about the film, but Terrio wrote the fuck out of the dialogue.
So true.I'm rewatching BvS UE right now.
So good.
It gets better every time.
marvel? Eh.....
What part was that?
He's da gawd.
"And the shortest road to Superman is Lois Lane"
"No, every boy's special lady is his mother... Martha, Martha, Martha... Now, the mother of a flying demon must be a witch. The punishment for witches, what is that? That's right. Death by fire".
"Civilization on the wane, manors, out of the window"
"Now God is good as dead."
Lex' dialogue is a delight.
The Variety guy (Mark Hughes I think) confirmed Clark is not coming back. We have a full time Superman now.Still trying to figure out how they're going to explain Clark coming back when everyone in Smallville was at his funeral and saw the body in the casket.
The Variety guy (Mark Hughes I think) confirmed Clark is not coming back. We have a full time Superman now.
Please don't spread misinformation.The Variety guy (Mark Hughes I think) confirmed Clark is not coming back. We have a full time Superman now.
Jon Schnepp heard that Lawrence Kasdan was writing a Boba Fett movie. That turned out to be a Han Solo movie instead.
Jon Schnepp heard that George Miller was being eyed to direct Man of Steel 2. Clearly he doesn't believe that anymore.
Jon Schnepp heard that Daredevil (Charlie Cox in particular) would be showing up in Jessica Jones. Nope, didn't happen.
Just saying.
I mean have you read a comic book? Is there anything comic fans moaned about as irreversible that wasn't or couldn't be undone?Still trying to figure out how they're going to explain Clark coming back when everyone in Smallville was at his funeral and saw the body in the casket.
More 4 Chan rumours! I'd copy and paste them but I'm on my phone and my Reddit app is acting up.
link here.
>The Question being developed for HBO as a smaller scale gritty noir show.
Still trying to figure out how they're going to explain Clark coming back when everyone in Smallville was at his funeral and saw the body in the casket.
Easy way out of that is that Smallville as a town or close family and friends know Clark is Superman. It's hinted at that might be case given the things Clark is suspected of doing as a kid and then Superman shows up. Then there is already the suggestion that Perry knows Clark is Superman. Just let Jenny in on it and he can return to work.
That or the classic mind wipe of everyone save the JL, Lois, and Martha. This is not really a problem. This is a comic book movie and that's one of the most classic comic book tropes at play.
And now i wanna hear to Heathens over and over again.... :>
Also if any of you have missed the chat room link, here it is: https://discord.gg/c84ET5e
(MarvelGAF has joined since, and it's now more a CBM GAF chat room now)
and Ahas, come back to chat sometime! Also Katie~
I go in everyday. But you seem to be gone everytime I join.![]()
timezone so evil
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Edgar Wright directing Shazam?
Bros, I'm worried
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Bros, I'm worried
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His chest is fine.. I think it's the jackets shadow that have that photo that kind of manbooby illusionAren't they shooting JL like right now? Also, that chest....uuhhh...
Aren't they shooting JL like right now? Also, that chest....uuhhh...
Huh, Affleck gains a cool "grizzled older guy" look with that beard. Give him a Taken-style movie![]()
Don't do steroids guys. Ben looks bad, really, really bad.
Whatever, this is from at least April 2016
Looks fine now.
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Oh, I'm sorry Sheriff.Please don't spread misinformation.
This is wrong on every level.
People don't know what "confirmed" means....
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Don't do steroids guys. Ben looks bad, really, really bad.
Whatever, this is from at least April 2016
Looks fine now.
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Bad angles are a thing.
So J_Viper, where ever you picked this picture up. Don't go there anymore, it's clear what narrative is been driven.
yes, timezones are the real supervillains.
Some posts in the box office thread already saying no DC movie has broke even theatrically, while SS is gonna past the most optimistic expectations lol.
Some posts in the box office thread already saying no DC movie has broke even theatrically, while SS is gonna past the most optimistic expectations lol.
BvS was an expensive film, but not that expensive, I don't think you can make a movie and not turn a profit at 875M, unless it cost 500M or something, and BvS was far from that.While I doubt BvS did I don't know if you can say MoS and TDK didn't. I don't know what TDKR's budget was.
I'm with you. The one guy in the BO thread who brought up that formula, that's the wisdom most people go in with when discussing a movie's financial success. It sounds like a bullshit metric by any stretch. At 875M, BvS had to bring in money from its theatrical run. The movie was already booked in as profitable before the Blu Ray came out.BvS was an expensive film, but not that expensive, I don't think you can make a movie and not turn a profit at 875M, unless it cost 500M or something, and BvS was far from that.
Bros, I'm worried
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Ok, so I've seen budgets for games I've worked on and kinda have a ball park of how much we put into marketing and such, and I have no idea where this "double the production budget" for marketing comes from. There is no fucking way a movie studio is going to spend 200/250 mil on marketing a movie that cost 200/250 to make. Yes, TV time and ads in magazines/internet/billboards cost money, but they've also been doing this for like 70 years and know how to spread a dollar. Not every movie uses the same advertising firm (BvS and SS sure as hell didn't) and they usually go to the lowest bidder. SS did not cost 500 mil to make. It shot on like two locations and had a few sets built. It was small in scope and used a lot of practical FX. Even with re-shoots (which is... shocking... factored into the initial budget), at most, that movie was a 150 mil production, maaaaybe 175 just to be safe. It's marketing was probably somewhere between 50 and 75 mil. Snapchat filters and Facebook posts are cheap as dirt in this day and age. I bet the most expensive thing they did (barring TV ads) were those New York posters at Times Square.I'm with you. The one guy in the BO thread who brought up that formula, that's the wisdom most people go in with when discussing a movie's financial success. It sounds like a bullshit metric by any stretch. At 875M, BvS had to bring in money from its theatrical run. The movie was already booked in as profitable before the Blu Ray came out.
His face looks better than it did at the SS premiere. I think it's the beard.
Also just realised how shallow this sounds.
Would it be out of line to say that the trashing BvS took actually helped Suicide Squad ultimately at the box office?
Meaning the negative reviews were so over the top that it caused people from taking a chance on the film only for them to see it once it released on blu-ray and to end up either enjoying it or finding it was nowhere near what critics were describing. Enter Suicide Squad and the same thing happens but this time those that held off when it came to BvS decided not to listen this time, seeing how over the top critics were again and remembering how wrong they felt they were about BvS when they saw it themselves, and instead went out to see the film. Just wondering if part of SS success was because critics overplayed their hand with BvS and the backfire of it was felt with SS when they tried it again.
Still trying to figure out how they're going to explain Clark coming back when everyone in Smallville was at his funeral and saw the body in the casket.
Blockbuster movies tend to cost more than what's actually reported, not less.Ok, so I've seen budgets for games I've worked on and kinda have a ball park of how much we put into marketing and such, and I have no idea where this "double the production budget" for marketing comes from. There is no fucking way a movie studio is going to spend 200/250 mil on marketing a movie that cost 200/250 to make. Yes, TV time and ads in magazines/internet/billboards cost money, but they've also been doing this for like 70 years and know how to spread a dollar. Not every movie uses the same advertising firm (BvS and SS sure as hell didn't) and they usually go to the lowest bidder. SS did not cost 500 mil to make. It shot on like two locations and had a few sets built. It was small in scope and used a lot of practical FX. Even with re-shoots (which is... shocking... factored into the initial budget), at most, that movie was a 150 mil production, maaaaybe 175 just to be safe. It's marketing was probably somewhere between 50 and 75 mil. Snapchat filters and Facebook posts are cheap as dirt in this day and age. I bet the most expensive thing they did (barring TV ads) were those New York posters at Times Square.
He's da gawd.
"And the shortest road to Superman is Lois Lane"
"No, every boy's special lady is his mother... Martha, Martha, Martha... Now, the mother of a flying demon must be a witch. The punishment for witches, what is that? That's right. Death by fire".
"Civilization on the wane, manors, out of the window"
"Now God is good as dead."
Lex' dialogue is a delight.