DC Movies

NWH had to get voices for Sandman and Lizard so.

Edited by Mizerous on Jun 7th 2023 at 2:39:20 PM

Uh yeah but those actually were the actors who played them in the original films so it wasn't as weird

Let me explain does a review for the new Flash film

"After watching this though, I can confidently say....go watch Spider-verse"

Who is that? Are they any good? I have been looking for a new reviewer.

They are just another web reviewer online. I watch them from time to time. Their stuff is pretty fun from what I have seen.

The Authority are set to be introduced in Superman: Legacy

Guess we're going to get a live-action adaptation of "What's so Funny About TJ&TAW?".

Hopefully the whole "don't kill villains" aesop isn't handled as awkwardly as it was in the animated version.

Edited by DoctorSleep on Jun 10th 2023 at 3:57:06 AM

It's come up before but I think the Superman Vs The Elite thing works better if it's the expies, not the real deal because if it's the real deal you've got to give their point of view more of a fair whack.

I've really no interest in the Authority from what I've heard about it, but I admit I've not read it.

It did like the animated Superman Vs The Elite though and thing it handled it's message fine.

Edited by dcutter2 on Jun 10th 2023 at 12:04:21 PM

Considering Gunn has apparently been collaborating with Grant Morrison a lot, it's possible this could lead to a Superman and the Authority thing

Surprised where going with this over I dunno like a bunch of other superman rogues. Maybe a bit much for the first film...

It could just be a sequel hook though it's a heavy sequel hook since this is a team.

It's no different from having an appearance by the League.

Including the Justice Society in Black Adam really worked out and proved introducing a hero and a team doesn't short change either of them.

On funny note thanks to the Bo P film the recent Birds of Prey comic announcement by Kelly Thompson has announced Harley Quinn will be a team member.

So Harley will now officially be an actual member of the Birds of Prey (previous instances only on non-canon miniseries otherwise).

To hilariously the severe negative reception of nearly every Bo P fan ever. As Harley is still considered to have brought down, denigrated, and disgraced the Bo P property so she could use it as a vehicle to prop herself up.

Like jokes aside it is actually impressive the backlash the announcement that Harley will be joining the team got. Hell when the book was announced there was a collective fear over the then possibility of Harley joining.

Edited by slimcoder on Jun 10th 2023 at 8:54:15 AM

they need to a form a no Harley club,like the no homers club

Eh, I thought Birds of Prey was a good Harley Quinn movie.

Yeah Birds of Prey fans are still not over that movie.

Granted Harley in general has experienced a major backlash by the rest of community for a while now.

It's like how a new Batman title or Batman anything always receives several groans for how overexposed he is, Harley nets identical reactions too.

More like the animated movies. You want to see something about Cyborg or Zatanna, but there is Batman hogging the spotlight. Harley causes the same reaction.

“Denigrated and disgraced” seems like a really extreme way to describe a fun movie.

71% of positive press reviews on RT for The Flash at the moment… It’s more than I expected honestly.

Coming out at the same time as Spiderverse 2 might cripple its numbers though.

I know critics try to be objective, but I kind of feel like giving any praise is uncomfortable with someone as awful as Ezra Miller involved.

"Separate art from artist" doesn't work.

That's why I want this movie to flop. Ezra Miller needs to suffer consequences for his crimes.

Yeah, I feel this movie needs to bomb, both because of Miller and to make room for a DCEU reboot… but I still feel bad for all the people involved.

That's actually a much better reason to see a movie with a shitty person in it than "separate the art from the artist," not wanting to condemn the thousands of innocent people involved for association with one guilty one.

I bugs me that I see the better argument less often tbh.

Isn't a DC reboot happening anyway?

It feels disingenuous to me that the argument that all the other workers should be supported with viewers’ dollars is brought out when a central figure in the work is a creep, but not when the media work is question is merely bad without anyone involved being awful. Many are more eager to use “vote with your dollar, let them bomb, show them not to take fans for granted” when all the work did was let down their fandom.