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DCEU Era |OT2| Joker's Wild
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They're fine with Ezra in the role but if he wants to go in a different direction than what they're already want then he can be recast. That's the general mindset.
Ezra is forcing HIMSELF out the role with this risky play instead of just going with what was already established. This movie is probably gonna be in production later this year with or without him.
Uh. It was never hitting 2020. The speculated date was in 2021 with a production start of later this year.
Hopefully so, this movie has had too many delays already. I just want to finally see this movie get made.
I see that ending badly. I thought the Spiderman Homecoming writers where writing and directing it?
i kind of like his guts
if they recast, they are only going to go younger is my bet
That first Doom Patrol episode was rad. Super bizarre, and it could have easily been a disaster with lesser talent involved, but somehow they made this thing work so well. Definitely need to subscribe now.
Also caught Young Justice: Outsiders. Dug the first episode a bit, even if the animation is a bit stiff, the voice cast makes up for it (even if hearing Troy Baker and Nolan North can be distracting lol)
Could I continue right through Outsiders, or should I watch the first two seasons?
Also caught Young Justice: Outsiders. Dug the first episode a bit, even if the animation is a bit stiff, the voice cast makes up for it (even if hearing Troy Baker and Nolan North can be distracting lol)
Could I continue right through Outsiders, or should I watch the first two seasons?
Ezra had a disagreement with the directors on the direction, he wanted it to be "dark," so he's writing a script with Grant Morrison for the WB brass. The directors are not amused.
Watch the fiest 2 seasons since outaiders is a continuation.
Yeah now that we know we can have a good balance of humor and action (without overdoing it), I'm not sure a darker tone will work.
I noticed it in the Patty Jenkins thread. I wanted to say something but decided against it. This place is just that way. The loud ones have a preference and they always show it.
Lol it's not. I doubt even the people who liked the movie care about continuity lol.
Yikes if they recast anyone (Deadshot) and act like the events of the first movie never happened. People are right to call that a mess. Maybe you do this for a top tier director, but not a mediocre one like Gunn.
You forget that Suicide Squad was actually a hit movie.
You forget that Suicide Squad was actually a hit movie.
Events from the previous film are recognised as being in the same story. Hard reboot is everything is thrown out, start over - soft reboot is things happened but not like they originally did but we're going to ignore the bad stuff and keep the good stuff. Justice League did the latter.
What I mean is nothing from the first movie has to be in the sequel, hard reboot or not. Its entirely self contained if they have new characters. I don't think they will have much in the plot to explicitly "reboot" and contradict the first movie. I think they just won't address it
Lol, you can't talk business and call Gunn a mediocre director just because you don't particularly like his films.
When I say top tier, I mean someone special. Like when we'd consider a George Miller or someone coming on board.
Gunn's got nothing but low budget busts to his name outside the Marvel hit machine. In the grand scheme of filmmaking, he's objectively mediocre at best.
Transformers were also "hit movies", and they were reviewed about as well as Suicide Squad was.
Should've just restarted, but nope, they were hell bent on keeping two actors. So now it's going to be a mess as they navigate recasting, but trying to keep some continuity, but not really.
Forget the reviews... Top Halloween costumes in 2016.
1. Harley Quinn
2. Joker
I'm thinking this is the case, but you never know with this thing.
So outside of the two movies that did extremely well commercially and critically, are the last two movies he has done, and are by far the most like the movie he is making for DC when compared to his earlier stuff.
What's the last Marvel movie that didn't do well commercially and critically? Incredible Hulk?
Having a successful Marvel movie doesn't really prove anything. Circumstances aside, Whedon godfatherered the MCU machine and nearly destroyed the DCEU.
Nothing Whedon could have done would have saved Justice League, he was there to make something salvageable at the last minute, and I think he did all he could. It's not like Whedon was there to shepherd the movie from day one, unlike with the Avengers movies.
Yeah. That's what I thought they needed to do, too.
Whedon and his quips, music choices, cg mustache and Russian family sure didn't help. Taking out darkseid and having the parademons turn on steppenwolf was terrible, I'd like a fabled Snyder cut just to see how far Snyder would've pushed it.
Kal on the ship alone stirs emotion better than the crap whedon is responsible for, like that awful begin with those kids.
Whedon is a hack and even when he does something day one it can be total garbage aka ultron.
I disagree. He improved many scenes, like giving Superman dialogue. Had Snyder been at the helm he'd have been mute again because reasons.
But this wasn't Ultron, he stepped in at the last minute. Ultron was vastly better than Justice League, and that was a let down.
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