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Hackman was terrible? Er...reallly? News to me. Spacey was good and more sinister but lacked Hackman's touch of charm and charisma which I think are key Lex Luthor attributes. I agree that Dalton would have made a fine Alfred though. Shame but Jez Irons will do a fine job.
Not necessarily. The X-Men films are produced by Fox and are anticipated with alot of excitement. Same went for the Nolan Batman films. And Sony's rebooted Spiderman films aswell.
Again from what I've gathered "the fanboys" are just as psyched, if not more, for X-Men: Days of Future Past than they are for any upcoming Marvel film. Except maybe Avengers 2.
Ok, maybe I was a bit harsh. Hackman was terrific at what he did. It was what they did to the Luthor persona and his whole environment that was terrible. It was basically a spoof, and nothing like the source material. I was hoping the Cranston rumours were true, but we shall see how the new Luthor reinvention plays out. Seeing Eisenburg cast was a big WTF moment, but I await the result before going into a tantrum.
http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/devlin712/news/?a=95783
Nope, still don't care enough.
I'd be more than happy with World's Finest but as you stated "Batman vs. Superman" or "Superman vs. Batman" will sell the most tickets. They're simple and to the point. Non comic book fans probably won't understand what "World's Finest" is and view it as a strange title.
That's quite true. Plus, with it being the working title for so long, it'll be weird to call it anything but 'Batman vs. Superman' or 'Superman vs. Batman.'
Please no! I don't want a copy of TDK trilogy, I want something new, maybe something more like the comics. I also really don't like the mask, it's too bulky and the cape looks kind of stupid.
Kinda looks like they're going for similar to the Arkham trilogy. And, yes, the cape looks stupid, but it'll probably be just like Man of Steel, where the cape was CG.
What works on the comic book page might not work on screen. I think they should've stuck with black. A grey suit might look silly when viewed on film.
Changing topics, now it's officially been announced that Captain America 3 is Marvel's May 6th 2016 release and will go head-to-head with Batman vs. Superman, which would you all see first? For me the choice is clearly Cap 3. Captain America: The Winter Soldier is the best popcorn action film I've seen since Skyfall. I couldn't be happier. Meanwhile I have serious doubts over Batman Vs. Superman. Either way I'm pretty sure DC will blink first and yet again move their release date. They've got alot more to lose than Marvel.
I'd see Batman vs. Superman (or whatever it'll be called) first, any day of the week. Batman defeats all.
As big a deal as Batman vs. Superman is you have to also look at the people behind the camera. Marvel retained the Russo's and their crew to helm Cap 3. As I said I loved CA:TWS and I have the faith the same group of people will bring us an equally awesome sequel. Meanwhile the same group of people who gave us the painfully disappointing Man of Steal is bringing us Batman vs. Superman. Minus their all-star player in Christopher Nolan who has said he will not be producing this time around. That and the film's cast have greatly lowered my expectations. At the end of the day Marvel knows what it's doing. I'm not sure I can say the same for DC.
No, you think that MoS was disappointing. I appreciate your effort, but I can and will speak for myself. While a lot of people have been moping and whining about the upcoming Batman and Superman film I am staying positive as can be. I think Ben will do great, Eisenberg will surprise a lot of dissenters, and the film itself will be an interesting take on the classic Batman and Superman dynamic/face-off, whichever angle they choose to go with. Being negative before you are seen anything at all is just daft.