I kind of agree. I was just playing it safe.
Me too. It makes the most sense logically for these movies to be set in the past before Man of Steel, but we all known WB is going to want this Batman to interact with Wonder Woman, Aquaman, etc, so they have to find a way to make it work. Either time travel/Flashpoint BS or they just ignore everything and don't make any mention of it (which again, would be SUUUPER weird). I hate when stories do that. I want continuity and explanations of things in my movies.Oh no I get that. It's just the continuity stuff I think is really weird.
Probably for the best if they just do this. If they'd want to do another JL(which they most likely will if they can string together decent solo films) it'd be silly to have two Batmen in the same universe.I wouldn't be surprised if they just have another actor and never even acknowledge that he's young now.
This movie is part of the DCEU unless things changed since he said this:These movies AREN'T connected to the shared universe. At least for now.
This movie is part of the DCEU unless things changed since he said this:
This movie is part of the DCEU unless things changed since he said this:
Except Reeves put that tweet out like 2 years ago when everyone was flipping out about it not being in the DCEU and the WB people don't call it the DCEU. So when Reeves says, "the DC Universe" he does mean the DCEU.Being part of the DC Universe isn't being part of the DCEU. Joker for example is part of the DC Universe, but not the DCEU. I know that there are fans of Batfleck, but think like this: you are a studio exec and has to deal with the BvS and JL fallout. It clearly didn't work, regardless if either of those three first fans definitely have fans. You get a talented director, an actor that looks absolutely nothing like the previous actor and you do... a prequel? I mean, I wouldn't understand a prequel of I don't know, Iron Man if Marvel Studios ever decided to drop RDJ, and that was successful as hell. The "DCEU" is a dead end with a few interesting parts that could definitely work in a shared universe in the future. The problem is that neither heir Batman or their Superman are part of that.
And look, I have no doubts whatsoever that Ben or Cavill could play THE SHIT out of the characters they were casted. But it's the Garfield's Spidey situation all over again, but a lot more complicated because some bits of this universe DO work. I don't see this Batman crossing paths with Wonder Woman or the rest of the shared universe without a soft reboot. My two cents on the subject.
Exactly.Except Reeves put that tweet out like 2 years ago when everyone was flipping out about it not being in the DCEU and the WB people don't call it the DCEU. So when Reeves says, "the DC Universe" he does mean the DCEU.
With all my heart, and I truly don't want to be mean: I honestly don't know how there are still people believing that. It is obvious for me that this is a reboot. But if you all need to take your time to accept that, let's wait then.Except Reeves put that tweet out like 2 years ago when everyone was flipping out about it not being in the DCEU and the WB people don't call it the DCEU. So when Reeves says, "the DC Universe" he does mean the DCEU.
I mean I'll still watch it but my expectations are below the toilet
I even said plans could have changed but as far as we know it's still part of the DCEU, which goes against you just matter of factly stating it isn't. You'd think that the director disagreeing with you might make you reconsider but nope, you tried and make it seem like Matt Reeves was talking about something completely different to try and make it seem like you're still right.With all my heart, and I truly don't want to be mean: I honestly don't know how there are still people believing that. It is obvious for me that this is a reboot. But if you all need to take your time to accept that, let's wait then.
So Batman is the new Spider-Man.
No shame.
DC you ain't shit.
Marvel is running circles around DC. Got Ant-Man and Groot as more likable characters than Superman and Batman.
Shaking my head. Gal is carry DCU on that strong beautiful back of hers. WW 1984 and Aquaman 2 is all they got.
Because it is obvious. This is a reboot. Reeves wouldn't accept to be limited to Affleck's Batman, not even if it was "in the past'. Pattinson doesn't look nothing like Affleck. Limiting themselves to please the hardcore DCEU fans is just something it doesn't make sense. Why not a Nolan's Batman prequel, if that made even more success?I even said plans could have changed but as far as we know it's still part of the DCEU, which goes against you just matter of factly stating it isn't. You'd think that the director disagreeing with you might make you reconsider but nope, you tried and make it seem like Matt Reeves was talking about something completely different to try and make it seem like you're still right.
I don't get why you always word your speculation as being factual.
Jesus Christ.This is obviously part of the DC Universe. Batman will be Batman, played by Robert Pattinson. No lies from Reeves end. That doesn't mean that it is part of the shared universe at all.
Except Reeves put that tweet out like 2 years ago when everyone was flipping out about it not being in the DCEU and the WB people don't call it the DCEU. So when Reeves says, "the DC Universe" he does mean the DCEU.
Like I said, this is what DCEU fans wanted to see from that tweet. It is clearly not what the tweet actually says. ManaByte, halp?Jesus Christ.
Are you just going to pretend you didn't reply to this post?
Dude.Like I said, this is what DCEU fans wanted to see from that tweet. It is clearly not what the tweet actually says. ManaByte, halp?
It was a cop out. Something to calm down the fans. People have been interpreting like this since THR made SEVERAL articles previous to Justice League claiming that his Batman wasn't related to the DCEU whatsoever. If you want. I can provide you the links. The talk about this been a reboot has substance since before Justice League was even out. I assumed you knew that, but here you go.Dude.
That tweet could now be wrong in 2019 if the plans changed but when he made that tweet is was in direct response to people saying the movie WASNT in the DCEU, like Wingfan19 explained.
You assumed I knew the thing I literally just said that Tweet was in response to? Yes, you assumed right.It was a cop out. Something to calm down the fans. People have been interpreting like this since THR made SEVERAL articles previous to Justice League claiming that his Batman wasn't related to the DCEU whatsoever. If you want. I can provide you the links. The talk about this been a reboot has substance since before Justice League was even out. I assumed you knew that, but here you go.
I dont think he could pull batman. He just doesnt have that skill, to be harsh he is not that good of an actor. But i could see him coming from toilet.. oops sorry i mean twilight. He is a vampire in twilight, and vampire is associated with bat
Alright, my mistake.You assumed I knew the thing I literally just said that Tweet was in response to? Yes, you assumed right.
Ben Affleck is heading to Comic-Con this weekend to promote Warner Bros.' upcomingJustice League movie, set for a Nov. 17 release. But how many more times is he likely to put on the Batsuit? Probably not many, if ever again.
Yes, Warners' film studio chief Toby Emmerich tells The Hollywood Reporter, "Ben is our Batman. We love him as Batman. We want to keep him in the cowl as long as we can." And Matt Reeves, who will direct the studio's still-undated (and unwritten) The Batman, has said that he means to keep Affleck in the role. But a source with knowledge of the situation says that the studio is working on plans to usher out Affleck's Batman — gracefully, addressing the change in some shape or form in one of the upcoming DC films.
Exactly when and how that might happen has yet to be determined, but it would be wise to bet against Affleck starring in The Batman. He has already stepped away from directing the film and Reeves is dropping the script that Affleck wrote with D.C. Entertainment's Geoff Johns.
Reeves also has acknowledged that he has a Batman trilogy rolling around in his head, and given his success making two-thirds of a trilogy out of Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and War for the Planet of the Apes, it seems fair to anticipate that Warners will want him to realize his vision.
In addition, Affleck will turn 45 in August, so he would be pushing 50 before The Batmanarrives in theaters. If Reeves makes a trilogy, Affleck would be in his mid-50s at best by the time that's done. Maybe Tom Cruise could pull that off, but Affleck's body hasn't exactly been a temple.
And while male stars have been able to stretch their action-film relevance further in an age when there are fewer bankable young stars (Robert Downey Jr. is 52 and going strong as Iron Man), studios favor the fresh-faced — look what happened with Spider-Man, successfully rebooted with 21-year-old Tom Holland. (Affleck also just dropped out of the Netflix project Triple Frontier, and it's not clear what his next movie will be. His reps declined to comment.)
Warners could hypothetically create dual Batmen, keeping Affleck in the role for a planned Justice League follow-up, while letting Reeves cast his movie with a different star. But that hardly seems likely. The first Justice League already is at an inflection point: Director Zack Snyder has stepped away in mid-production and his successor, Joss Whedon, is said to be doing extensive reshoots. (Note that Justice League member Superman is played by Henry Cavill, 34, The Flash is Ezra Miller, 24, Aquaman is Jason Momoa, 37, and Wonder Woman is 32-year-old Gal Gadot.) And a second Justice League movie would be years down the road. THR reported Thursday that Shazam!, with a yet-to-be-cast title star, will be the next DC movie to shoot.
Of course, Batman transitions have happened before. Starting in 1989, Warners has made films with Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer, George Clooney, Christian Bale and Affleck. As a source with ties to the situation observes, there is precedent in the Batman comics for Bruce Wayne handing off the mantle to others, and even for two different Batmen cleaning up the streets of Gotham simultaneously.
The landmark 1993 Knightfall storyline left Wayne temporarily paralyzed, leading him to appoint a vigilante called Azrael as his Batman replacement. When Azrael went rogue, Wayne came out of retirement to stop him and then swiftly retired once more, appointing Dick Grayson (AKA Robin) as the new Batman. That was so successful that when Wayne was assumed dead in 2009, Grayson took on the cowl for a second time. (Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises even went this route, with Joseph Gordon-Levitt's John Blake getting the keys to the Batcave after Bale's Bruce Wayne was presumed dead.)
In the comics, Grayson stayed on as Batman even when Wayne returned to work as The Dark Knight, with the two different Batmen splitting appearances between the various comic books. Bruce Wayne took Batman Inc. and Batman and Robin, while Grayson's stories ran in Batman and Detective Comics. Grayson also appeared monthly in the Justice League of America series during this period, arguably making him the more high-profile of the two characters.
Warner Bros. could even go with the Batman Beyond approach. The fan-favorite animated series (1999-2001) saw an elderly Bruce Wayne train a young man called Terry McGinnis as his apprentice, with Wayne teaching him to take over the role as Batman. Of course, there's a downside to the passing-the-torch scenarios: It's hard to imagine fans or Reeves being excited about following someone who is not Bruce Wayne for a Batman trilogy.
no. I do not. I barely give people a second chance, so im still a bit bummed out with news. I prefer nicholasHave you seen any of his post Twilight work?He is a great actor and entirely capable of playing the bat.
There will be movies with Wonder Woman and Aquaman meeting Batman. This Batman won't be Ben Affleck, so I don't think it's crazy to assume it will be Pattinson at all.I'm having trouble to find the links, but my TL;DR point is, Matt Reeves himself said that it wasn't connected to the extended universe. Internet goes crazy and harass the man on twitter to oblivion. He posts that response, and they have been holding on to that answer as proof that it is connected. When it is obvious as the day that it isn't. Pattinson's casting only further proves that.
I want this to happen. But for that to work, I don't see how you reconcile those logically successful and great franchises with Batman —— or a potential Superman recasting / reboot. The best way I can see it happening is, like I've said earlier, some kind of soft reboot.There will be movies with Wonder Woman and Aquaman meeting Batman. This Batman won't be Ben Affleck, so I don't think it's crazy to assume it will be Pattinson at all.
Eeeewww. His hairstyle doesnt match his face structure. Should hire a better hairstylist
no. I do not. I barely give people a second chance, so im still a bit bummed out with news. I prefer nicholas
no. I do not. I barely give people a second chance, so im still a bit bummed out with news. I prefer nicholas