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What film/TV show is that from? There are quite a few Daniel Craig TV and Movie roles I am not familiar with.
Getting the second image to work.
And got the opportunity to say "We have all the time in the world" again.
Sean Connery in The League of Extraordinary Gentleman could be included as it has DC ties, as well as the comics having many thinly veiled James Bond references.
That's the Golden Compass, where Craig played Lord Asriel. Tim Dalton played him on stage.
It is kind of amazing that Connery's final film had him working for M of the British Secret Service.
'M' was in Sir Billie? ;-)
Of course I forgot about the Golden Compass, I watched bits of it at work once, I vaguely remember Nicole Kidman and some polar bears?
I like films set in that time period I should probably give it a go, was it not supposed to be a series of films?
It recently got adapted as a series on the BBC as 'His Dark Materials', with James McAvoy in the Asriel role.
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I'd like to see that someday.
Interesting i have seen His Dark Materials pop up on iPlayer numerous times as a suggestion though had no idea what it was.
The whole plot revolves around him trying to prove his fathers innocence yet the subject of WHO actually killed his mother never comes up.If he can time travel,why does he not wait outside the night of his mums mother and see who enters the house?
In comic lore,it’s Reverse Flash who does it but they wanted to make a Superman villain the antagonist in a Flash movie for nostalgia bait reasons.
WB’s modern day solution for a villain in a Batman or Superman movie or video game: use a villain that’s been used in a previous movie or video game.
I think it’s kind of refreshing that Barry is way more concerned with saving his mother, and that WHO killed her is just not that important to him. It would be easy for a writer to concoct a story where Barry is fixated on the identity of the murderer, but that’s already been done in other films like THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN turning that into a plot point.
Surely the best way to save his mother would be to actually STOP the person who actually commits the crime? If he can time travel,he could go back to just before she was murdered and attempt to stop it from happening
Good points. In Flashpoint Paradox Flash does try to stop the murderer, but the real focus of the scene is to show him stopping himself from saving his mother. It's poignant, but the grocery store scene in The Flash is even more so and the actors play it very well. I'd hate to lose that scene, especially when so much of the movie is a mixed bag.
https://www.dexerto.com/tv-movies/james-gunn-batman-michael-keaton-tim-burton-movie-criticism-2267779/
The beauty of Batman is there can be many variations on a theme and I find value in all of them, I even enjoy Batman and Robin for its ridiculousness.
I'm pretty sure every version of Batman in media has had its moments of silliness.
Uh?
Looks like they CGI his legs also, I am starting to see where all the money went. In the electrocution scene Barry's abs look fake.
Kryptonita (2015)
It's basically an unofficial Elseworlds where Kal-El landed in Argentina instead of the United States.
I enjoyed the first film, this looks like it will be better the Shazam 2 and Black Adam.
That sounds like half of the DCEU movies haha