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Well there he is
Besides, if they're doing 'Flashpoint' for season 3 of The Flash, they're going to piss a lot of people off if they don't include Batman somehow.
Now that we've got a TV Superman, a Batman shouldn't be out of the question- if nothing other than a cameo on Flash or Arrow.
Continuity would be vastly different from the comics, but what they could do, is have Bats show up in Flashpoint, and at the end of the season Barry could make it back home and realize there must be a Batman in his world somewhere too. I know we're talking about Thomas vs Bruce but Barry wouldn't necessarily know that.
And boom, Season 4 could have Batman in it!
I'm now trying to think of people I'd love to see do a TV live-action Batman, which would actually be the first since Adam West in over 50 years! Crazy to imagine.
Just off the top of my head, I think Matt Bomer would be great, if he hit the gym and packed on more muscle, which he isn't a stranger to doing.
Whoever took that promo pic didn't do him any favors!
He certainly does look the part! I always thought he looked like a younger Timothy Dalton too.
Interestingly enough, he was nearly Superman in a couple movies that never got off the ground, and eventually did portray him in a Japanese commercial for Prius, and voiced him in an Animated movie
The main draws for me are watching Bruce, Alfred and Gordon, but mostly Bruce and how he's developing. Is it worth me checking out the rest of the season going on that? Will I feel it's worth it?
Imagine a crossover between Cumberbatch's Holmes and Miller's Holmes. That'd be hell of a vehicle!
It isn't so much the concept, or the fact it's horror, but the idea of different stories each season but with the same ( more or less) cast in different roles. The idea of a repertory company ( a sort of serious Carry on gang) interests me.
And of course Jessica Lange is the ultimate cougar.
This show continues to impress. After a minor misstep in Season 3 as it wrapped up the popular Brodie sub-story, it reinvigorated itself in Season 4, and the latest Season is more of the same.
It features excellent location work, tense relevant story lines, & wonderful acting by all concerned.
This is certainly this decade's 24, and I look forward to many more seasons. Along with House of Cards, it is currently my favourite American tv show.
Bought the boxset a couple years ago, only started rewatching now. The Carter show, not the Swedish nonsense. This is pretty dark.
These films are what you get when you take the unmatched culture and beauty of coastal Galway, Ireland and layer it over with the noir conventions of a cynical antihero, gumshoe narration and storylines depicting moral grays and existential crises. I expected to like these films, but never this much. They take such a surprising and beautiful spin on noir mechanics and conventions to really deliver up something special, all with the very talented and charming Iain Glen as the private eye the center of it all. This is smart, sharp drama with brilliant dialogue, characters, mysteries and visuals that join together to create the best noir influenced modern day detective series I've seen since Luther. Detective Jack Taylor also joins the long line of clever detectives in nice coats like the aforementioned DCI John Luther and Sherlock Holmes, which seems to be the go-to style of any modern investigator worth their salt.
I never tire of that.
Alan Partridge... Scissored absolutely hilarious Partridge just gets better.
Scream season 2 not as tightly written as the first season though still good, the killer was made quite obvious midway through the series. Good to see its been green lit for a third series and also a two hour Halloween special.
Great show, roll on the drama!!
The Tick and Jean Claude Van Johnson pilot episodes, both look interesting, the latter I laughed more than I thought I would very meta. Hope they both get a series.
The Tick, however, I struggled to finish. I never saw the older live action show but grew up with the cartoon. The Tick seems more logical in animated form to me.
It did get bonus points for having Darth Maul's voice actor in the title role however
Love a bit of Jack Taylor but Luther is just preposterous nonsense, I don't think they are comparable one bit, far more charm in Glen's Taylor.
Luther is so morose and reminded me of Criminal Minds in that it's always trying to outdo it's unpleasantness. Women are always victims and the plots just get more and more silly.
Sorry Idris is superb in The Wire and I quite liked Luther to start with but as it went on it just got sillier and sillier.
Also Guy Pierce's Jack Irish is good fun if you like Taylor, the difference here is there is humour and warmth just like Jack Taylor whereas Luther is like poor man's Se7en.
Luther seems pretty redundant when the UK is turning out quality like Happy Valley, now if you want a proper gritty but realistic crime drama I recommend that is far more worth your time.
Luther is like the BBC trying to do a U.S drama in the UK, Elba's presense seems to have made it a hit over the pond but the fact it's regarded as gritty is hilarious.
I assure you my country can make much better than this.
The Tick actor has appeared in many UK comedy shows good spot though, the Tick looks ok though JCV JOHNSON needs to be a show for certain
They look awesome on BD mate I am currently on a rewatch myself Galileo Seven is up next, the visuals are fantastic on that episode.