Originally posted by Firefly218
That would be pretty cool. Knowing WB though I doubt it - they always find a way to screw up DC.Get ready for Batman/Superman brokeback mountain.
So basically a Superman/Batman comic then?
Originally posted by pym-ftw
@PR.What do you want? The re-skinned transformers that MoS was?
I don't want a Smallville copy. That show, any time Lana was in it, did nothing but hurt the Superman mythos and public perception.
Originally posted by -Pr-
True, but I still think it's cause for concern. Adding this many characters this early is still a gamble.
I'm not too concerned, because we have seen Snyder handle a lot of characters and succeed. Watchmen was actually a fine film with many, many characters.
Besides, we shouldn't get too worried, because many of these characters are likely to be cameos only.
Agreed I meant mostly the later seasons where they dealt with him being a Hero vs Super hero & with an established Batman that could be an amazing story to tell.
I just have no faith in Snyder working on the Script, he is a very Bay like director and I feel like this will end up Superman vs a whole crap ton of characters with little story and it ending with Bruce fighting a depowered Clark to a standstill. The fact Warner Bros. have no plans past Mos3/JLA for spin offs is kinda embarrassing when Disney has a plan for 12 more years, Fox has atleast 4 movies on the slate and Sony is at 3 possibly 4 if the Venom is true.
Originally posted by Golgo13
I'm not too concerned, because we have seen Snyder handle a lot of characters and succeed. Watchmen was actually a fine film with many, many characters.Besides, we shouldn't get too worried, because many of these characters are likely to be cameos only.
Too many cameos isn't a good thing either, imo.
I don't doubt that Snyder can handle an ensemble cast. He's done it before, like you said. What I'm speaking about is whether this is good for the DCU that they're trying to build. Too much too soon, etc.
Originally posted by pym-ftw
Agreed I meant mostly the later seasons where they dealt with him being a Hero vs Super hero & with an established Batman that could be an amazing story to tell.I just have no faith in Snyder working on the Script, he is a very Bay like director and I feel like this will end up Superman vs a whole crap ton of characters with little story and it ending with Bruce fighting a depowered Clark to a standstill. The fact Warner Bros. have no plans past Mos3/JLA for spin offs is kinda embarrassing when Disney has a plan for 12 more years, Fox has atleast 4 movies on the slate and Sony is at 3 possibly 4 if the Venom is true.
Snyder isn't the head writer, though. He's the visuals guy, and that's where he excels. Even in his bad movies, the dude knows how to make things look amazing. He just needs a good script to ground him.
DC can't afford to make plans, imo. Not yet anyway.
I liked MOS, but I know it had faults. I'm just confident that they can improve.
Not sure, though, that too many new characters will help that.
I never thought the script for Argo was particularly unique. The movie itself was largely overrated and didn't deserve Best Movie honors. That said, the writing in MoS was abysmal so here's hoping for improvement.
Just finished watching Breaking Bad - I can't believe how damn perfect Bryan Cranston would have been for Lex Luthor. Aaron Paul could've played Lex Luther's henchman.
Originally posted by Firefly218
I never thought the script for Argo was particularly unique. The movie itself was largely overrated and didn't deserve Best Movie honors. That said, the writing in MoS was abysmal so here's hoping for improvement.Just finished watching Breaking Bad - I can't believe how damn perfect Bryan Cranston would have been for Lex Luthor. Aaron Paul could've played Lex Luther's henchman.
I agree for the most part. Django should have won.
Originally posted by ares834why did the Kryptonians have superpowers before being exposed to the earths atmosphere?
😬MoS has some major problems but plot holes really aren't one of them. Sure, it had a couple but almost every blockbuster has a few.
How did Lois survive in space and then re entry with no protection?
Who was the Large Kryptonian with Faora, we never see him again?
Why did Zod need to Terraform the planet?
Why did the phantom zone bomb stop them when Zods forces already know how to escape it.?
Those are just a few off the top of my head.
Originally posted by pym-ftw
why did the Kryptonians have superpowers before being exposed to the earths atmosphere?How did Lois survive in space and then re entry with no protection?
Who was the Large Kryptonian with Faora, we never see him again?
Why did Zod need to Terraform the planet?
Why did the phantom zone bomb stop them when Zods forces already know how to escape it.?
Those are just a few off the top of my head.
Sun rays.
Despite common believe people can survive in a vacuum for a minute or so. Also terminal velocity.
He was a grunt. Not seeing Kryptonian #31 again isn't a plot hole.
This is the only one that's a plot hole. And like I said all movies have them.
The ship was destroyed when it was sucked into the black hole....
The movie made a point to tell us that earths atmosphere gave Kryptonians their powers, it also made a point to tell us the Armor blocked out the atmosphere.
She was on fire screaming, and yet wasn't injured. She also fell from space to the lower atmosphere before superman got there
He's the only one who beat superman, its just odd to build him up and just not use him.
Ok.
It survived the first one though undamaged, but honestly the less said about that scene the better.