MUSIC: MAY IT BE, ENYA https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_videoeditor&v=pNQmuNBowYs ...
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Official TRAILER (2016) Ben Affleck Superhero Movie HD
"Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" Official TRAILER (2016) Ben Affleck Superhero Movie HD Director: Zack Snyder Writers: David S. Goyer, Jerry Siegel ...
Those are probably soldiers that have been obtained through the awe and fear brought about by the thought of Superman's unlimited and unmatched power. So, this is Superman's little army that is supposedly as seen throughout the trailer with Batman's fighter that is suppose to stop him or slow him down. This gives rise to the thought that perhaps, Superman is corrupt.
He would make for a brilliant Thomas Wayne Batman in a flash point type
story adapted to the big screen.
BTW, its not his fault he has to be so tight lipped. The movie is a year
away, and WB obviously wants to keep their surprised. Hopefulley we the
flood gates are opened at sdcc
it only makes sense to do it. this is the first thomas wayne actor who is solid. not some actor we don't even know like in previous batman films. dc has a big plan coming
I actually thought this was one of the better episodes of this show thus
far. I'm curious as to why you thought the foreign affairs stuff was
handled immaturely, what about it came off as poorly done to you? Also I
don't really have a problem with MM biggest fear being that Conner won't
accept her in her white martian form, I mean she is a teenage girl and most
teenage girls or teens in general biggest concern is how others view them
especially physically.
AMC Movie Talk - MAN OF STEEL Image, Whedon Wouldn't Want Original Cast in STAR WARS, No 24 Movie
On this episode of AMC Movie Talk (Episode #81 - Tuesday March 12th 2013) we discuss: 1) Joss Whedon doesn't want Ford, Hamill & Fisher back in STAR ...
The thing is that Agent Coulson is still resonating in a current franchise.
Ford Fisher and Hamill are not characters that currently resonate in the
Star Wars universe. So I wouldn't say that is a good comparison. However,
having those 3 return might be the only thing that gets me to see this
trilogy. I've pretty much put Star Wars behind me. Let's face it, not much
Star Wars media is good after the original trilogy and I'm not even excited
for the new one or sure if I am even going to see it.
I dunno, this CGI wave of movies has become a bit too dominant over the
last 2 decades, and I honestly don't think they look great. Sure it's
impressive, but I feel like I'm looking at a fancy videogame cutscene, not
a movie. Avengers especially seems like one of those movies, and it's gonna
look horrible in the future, unlike say... TDKR which has very few special
effects compared to the average blockbuster movie these days. If Beauty and
the Beast will be handled by burton...low expectations
Sorry, but do you know what your talking about. Listen to the words that
come out of your mouth!!!!! Anything that is starwars is ruined because of
the prequels. On top of adding the original cast!!! Holly smokes, Fisher
has a raspier voice than darth vader! Harrison Ford is what Han Solo - yeah
he put that hat down the same time he did Indiana Jones Crystal thingy, so
moving forward is the best thing for starwars. Look that story is done!
make a new one in the same universe.
I agree with Whedon. I don't want to see those guys back for Episode VII, I
want new blood. The problem with going back reflects how bad nostalgia is.
It keeps us from moving forward and makes us even more insecure about the
future. They should do like Legend of Korra and have Episode VII take place
70-80 years into the future when all the original characters are dead. If
fans want them, then have a statue or photograph in the background.
As far as Harrison Ford ,Carrie Fisher and Mark Hamil coming back for a
little air time goes I say HELL YEAH. Why would you be against it? I mean
look at it this way their not going to be a big part of the movie so they
won't make or break it but if the movie is terrible at least you get to see
these 3 legends in action one last time together.
Surely you can see my fear that the memory of those iconic characters could
be ruined by seeing them so much older. Anyway, old people in a movie about
Wars in the Stars could be boring. If they are there, they shouldn't really
be the focus of the story, as a 70 year old Harrison Ford may not be able
to run around shooting Stormtroopers.
No, im not entirely wrong, only a little. Christopher Nolan co-wrote the
story with David S. Goyer (who's been a hack since he directed blade 3) and
Nolan is one OF the producers of the film, not a main producer. Due to his
schedual he will pop his head in a few times but is not a major or focused
producer on the film.
In Star Wars just will be a cameo. Don't think like a publishist. Why
change the music to Superman!!! It's like chage the music of James Bond!!!
The change is not the better in this case. That the will be the new
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film 1 of 3)
Personally....I think that Firefly is waaaaaaaaaay over rated. I would
leave it as it is. Don't take me wrong, Whedon's "Dollhouse" was awesome
(way better that Firefly) but I had to recognize that it was over. So
people....recognize that Firefly is over and go on with your lives...
I don't know if lightning will strike twice as Indiana Jones and The
Crystal Skull proved. Hopefully they'll put some young body under their old
faces like Dooku. I'd like to see bitchy Leia with a lightsaber. Those hot
flashes would make her quite formidable.
I agree with Whedon, these guy's are too old so it'll be kinda silly
because I don't think anyone wants to see a fat and wrinkled Luke and Leia
and a just plain wrinkled beyond belief Han Solo. It'll be like visiting a
old folks home in the Star Wars Universe.
A live-action B&B worries me. B&B is one of my favorite Disney movies. If I
were doing it, I would make it scary. When we first meet the Beast, he
needs to be scary. And I would make the Beast motion-capture, bringing on
Andy Serkis to play him.
Why do people worship Whedon's feet? He's made some moderately successful
projects, many of which were good, some of which were not so good. He's a
competent, but average contribution to sci-fi. Nothing close to the status
of greatness.
Burton's Batman wasn't that Bad better than Schomacker's Batman and Robin
but then most of Schomackers problem was the studios fault they wanted it
toyetic (word they invented) more concerned with selling toys than making a
good movie.
I wish Whedon was doing the movie. I know there are a lot of people that
don't agree with me, but Star Wars was great because it was different.
Whedon would definitely do that. Abrams sounds like he's doing quite a bit
of recycling.