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Showing posts with label Superman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Superman. Show all posts

Monday, March 23, 2020

Comical

There are terrible TERRIBLE movies that get a sequel and then there are some movies that some people describe as TERRIBLE that do not get a sequel. Justice League is one such movie. This is fan art of what could be the Justice League II movie poster.
Personally, I wouldn't include Green Lantern on the poster as I think I would make his appearance be a surprise. I would have put Aquaman where Green Lantern is located as it would hide Green Lantern's appearance in the movie and it would also make the heroes who have already been introduced in the DCU movies be balanced. I think it's odd that they would pull Shazam (Captain Marvel) into the Justice League movie, but I suppose you can only work with the heroes that have been successful. I am anxious for there to be an actual movie in which Ezra Miller's portrayal of The Flash is explored as well as the Wonder Woman sequel that was due for release in Summer 2020, but due to the COVID-19 crap, I think I read that it is being released straight to digital. I did see a video about how The Rock is going to be releasing a movie about the anti-hero Black Adam and how that movie is going to be the path for Henry Cavill to return to Superman in the DCU movies. There is also a movie coming out in 2021 called "The Batman" which will see Ben Affleck no longer play Batman - a new actor is taking on that role. I suspect it will be the situation like when Michael Keaton was replaced by George Clooney and Val Kilmer in the Batman movies that were released in the 1990s - it'll be the same character, just played by a different actor.

Thursday, April 18, 2019

Superman II

From the description:

In this recurring series, we'll be taking a look at a variety of films that had historically troubled productions or controversial problems in making it to the big screen. Some were massive hits despite their problems, while others died a slow box office death. Regardless of where they ended up, we have to ask the question: WTF happened to this movie?

This episode we dive into the tumultuous production of Superman II, which saw director Richard Donner fired and replaced by Richard Lester, which caused a series of massive changes that disrupted Donner's original vision for the film. Decades later, The "Donner Cut" would be released and more light was shed on what went down during production.

Monday, August 15, 2016

Hate for B v S

This is as long and drawn out as he says that the movie is... Worth watching in my opinion if you have seen the movie. Otherwise, it may spoil the film for you.


Tuesday, June 28, 2016

DC & Marvel Co-Existing

I so wish that there would be a movie made where the DC & Marvel heroes in this picture came together to fight not each other but some "ENORMOUS" villain or, perhaps, from DC - Darkseid, Lex Luthor, The Joker - and from Marvel - Thanos, Doctor Octupus, and Red Skull - get thrown into the same room and realize that they are totally able to join together to wipe out their enemies forever. Maybe it would be a written contract from DC & Marvel that there would be no movies from either studio for, oh, 5 years after the release of this gargantuan movie. Something really awesome, something to be released when the Marvel Movie Universe Phase 20 is finished - and yes, they are in Phase 3 now so this would have to be probably when I am older and grayer than I am now. There are some loose ends that would need to be tied up as I realize that there are no women heroes representing the better 1/2 of all of these heroes. If it were up to me, I'd replace Deadpool with Scarlett Witch and The Hulk with Wonder Woman. There would still be a higher number of Marvel heroes (6) compared to DC (3) so I'm sure there would need to be some negotiations to be hammered through with a concerted effort to make this movie happen. The heroes depicted in the picture below from left to right are:
  1. Spider-Man
  2. Captain America
  3. Iron Man
  4. Batman
  5. Wolverine
  6. Deadpool
  7. The Hulk
  8. The Flash
  9. Superman