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http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/JoshWildingNewsAndReviews/news/?a=113944
Batman vs joker again really seriously sigh
http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/JoshWildingNewsAndReviews/news/?a=113998
Her name was different on her name tag, from what I hear. The one time I watched the film, I didn't actually take the time to look.
http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/markcassidycbm/news/?a=114052
http://www.comicbookmovie.com/batman_vs_superman/news/?a=114133
This is why I stick to the DCAU. It was DC comics done correctly in another medium. And we'll never have another like it.
I completely agree.
@Agent007391 Exactly. I really don't understand their thinking on this. They already have an established version of Flash in a popular TV show (I haven't seen it but it's meant to be good). He's already got a fanbase and they wouldn't need to waste as much time introducing him since he's already established but instead they've decided the films will have no connection to the TV show. Why? That just makes the whole thing confusing and it's pointless because the new one might end up being shit, which will lead to everyone saying the TV one is better, and they'll have to waste more time establishing the character.
Completely abandoning The Dark Knight trilogy was also a really stupid move imo. They're critically acclaimed, massively successful films. They're still regarded by myself and many others as the best superhero films ever made. I don't think anything DC or Marvel has made has come close to matching these films. So why abandon them? Bruce Wayne's story was done (although I wish they'd have had the balls to kill him off at the end of the last one, would have made a much better ending imo) but why not bring back Joseph Gordon Levitt? Or maybe he dies so Christian Bale returns to Gotham? Idk. There's loads of different ways they could have continued on from that and I'd be much more interested in the new film, and I'd have more faith in it, if it was a sequel to the Dark Knight trilogy.
Also I don't think that it would ruin Nolan's trilogy like some fans make out. Nolan's trilogy would still exist, this would be a new story set in that universe. It's like saying Alien 3 and 4 ruin the first two. The first two still exist and are still brilliant, the sequels don't change that at all and it would be the same with more Dark Knight films, good or bad.
Or, even worse, the failure of the film version of the Flash leads DC to believe that people don't want to see the Flash, leading to the cancellation of the TV series.
I hope they are not so dumb.
http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/MarvelFreshman/news/?a=114185
Idris Elba would be the ideal John Stewart Green Lantern. I think I'd wet myself if he was announced, actually.
I still wish we had Jamie Alexander as our Wonder Woman, but oh well. I'm hoping the future casting decisions of the rest of the hero line-up are much stronger than they've been, as I still don't see the potential in Gal Gadot. At least not as Diana.
http://www.cinemablend.com/new/DC-May-Give-Superheroes-Their-Own-Movie-Soon-69589.html
http://www.theverge.com/2015/2/20/8074111/first-image-of-jason-momoa-aquaman-movie
The design and appearance of the character and his outfit is pretty darn close to what I was hoping for, so I'm beyond ecstatic.
I think Snyder could have gone more comic book accurate without being too goofy but this still looks works for me. They used tattoos to incorporate the classic scales which is cool. And of course he has the Aquaman symbol on his belt, so all in all, this will work quite nicely.
I'm glad they didn't go the orange and green route. I just don't think that'd work as well for the screen or for Momoa's look. I'm happy to see that they fittingly chose to go the other way, resembling Aquaman as he appeared in the JLA cartoon. That's the most badass interpretation and look for the character I've seen, and if this Aquaman is anyting like that, I'll be extremely happy. Also, in the photo Aquaman still has both his hands, so I hope that in the solo film they're planning for him they adapt the story of how he loses his hand.
Now I do like the look of him! I had doubts of what we would get but I have to say I like what i see!
Which means we've got Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Flash, Cyborg and...who's lucky number 7?
Lantern (likely)? Manhunter (not so likely)? Hawkman (very unlikely)?
If we get another Lantern, I'd love to see John Stewart on the big screen, with Idris Elba in the role. I think I read that Cyborg is meant to replace Martian Manhunter in the DCCU, which is a shame, because J'onn is one of the more interesting JLA members. I thought Benedict Cumberbatch would've been a great pick for the role, but now Marvel has nabbed him, just like they got to Jaimie Alexander first. Bummers.
I'm hoping that as the weeks go on Snyder will release images of all the major heroes in BvS with the "unite the seven" tagline. Can't wait for the Batman poster.