I say things.
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Time has shown that you're pretty much completely wrong. Nolan has yet to produce a single movie that has failed critically or commercially. Snyder's superhero movies have also not failed.
Static is tv. I don't see what he has to do with the DCEU.
"If you weren't so crazy I'd think you were insane."
We Are With You Zack Snyder
Static is Web only.
But the point still stands it has nothing to do with the DCEU.
edited 25th Jul '15 7:49:44 AM by Halberdier17
Batman Ninja more like Batman's Bizarre Adventure
"Time has shown that you're pretty much completely wrong. Nolan has yet to produce a single movie that has failed critically or commercially."
Neither has Cecil B. Demille, and I think his work is shit too. Ditto Quentin Tarantino.
Interstellar, for example, was awful. Ed Wood bad. Yet it earned critical praise and box office.
Then there's Lost In Translation. Universally praised, earned Sofia Coppola an Oscar nom. I thought it was shit then and I think it's shit now.
And Nolan is not universally praised.
https://www.google.com/search?q=%22nolan+sucks%22&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
Easy.
Here's a little hint: I have had over 40 years of cinematic experience. I don't need people to tell me what I like. My opinion is that Nolan is a one note director. Look at Tim Burton, Johnny Depp and Mike Myers. They could do no wrong, but then people noticed that they did the same thing over and over... and over... so does Nolan, and unlike the others, they're forced.
Wachowski Brothers. Add them to the list.
Oh, and by the way, Peter Jackson is a horrible, HORRIBLE director, and I'm including the original LOTR trilogy. He's a set director, but story? He sucks. Direction? He sucks. He overproduces, which is fine for Dead Alive - but for stuff like The Frighteners? Bleah.
Rant over, and I'm not going to debate you, because you won't listen.
I say things.
I don't care what your opinion is; just stop acting like it's fact.
I can google up some guys that hate Ghandi and Mother Teresa, so surely that proves those people were pieces of shit, right?
edited 25th Jul '15 8:42:47 AM by Cruherrx
"If you weren't so crazy I'd think you were insane."
Love is Love is Love
Well, Ghandi was a pedophile...
My various fanfics.
So your entire argument is that you don't like them and you are not literally the only person who thinks the same.
Oh yeah no. The OTHER guys are the irrational ones.
edited 25th Jul '15 8:46:30 AM by thatindiantroper
Well, Ghandi was a pedophile...
Yeah, that's a lie if there ever was one. Please kindly do your research and then don't make claims like that.
Looks like someone forgot to turn his "THAT'S A JOKE METER" on today. You should set that to stun.
I, for one, think Pol Pot really helped solve Cambodia's population problems.
"Somehow the hated have to walk a tightrope, while those who hate do not."
... dude.
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Thought that name sounded familiar. Captain Kirk.
You fell victim to one of the classic blunders!
Well, I suppose that puts a dent in the rumours about him playing Hal Jordan (and hopefully brings back the possibility of Nathan Fillion playing Jordan and Idris Elba playing John Stewart).
My pick for Green Lantern is Woody Harrelson as Guy Gardner.
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I can't picture Woody as being that combative.
You fell victim to one of the classic blunders!
I think he's great to play a lovable jerk who thinks he's the world's greatest hero but really is just an asshole. His face makes goofy expressions all the time when he tries to act serious, and its the best.
So, the perfect Guy Gardner.
It'd be hilarious if they turned around on us and made GL Alan Scott, plus Jay Garrick for Flash.
"The difference between reality and fiction is that fiction has to make sense." - Tom Clancy, paraphrasing Mark Twain.
Love is Love is Love
I am all about the swerve being that the Movie Universe has the Justice Society.
Shit, they'd probably have Alan Scott to get the gay demographics.
My various fanfics.
thebandragoness
Well... at least Jay is on the Flash TV show.
I've got fanfics for Frozen, Spectacular Spider-Man, Crash Bandicoot, and Spyro the Dragon.
I'd be totally cool with Jay Garrick, but I have no interest in seeing Alan Scott.
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His costume is ugly, his personality is bland, and he's hard to reconcile with the better and more popular silver age lanterns.
If DC really wants LGBT-representation in the Justice League there's better characters they could use (or change) to fit the bill.
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I think they turned him gay because de-aging him retconned his gay son.
You fell victim to one of the classic blunders!
Why do comics do this, anyway? I have come to the conclusion that I bloody hate reboots. Either give them an out on ageing, have them go grey or write a new character.
Nolan isn't involved in this movie.