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I'm also noticing problems with the page being light on context and heavy on speculative tone, with entries like,
- Truer to the Text: The movie would be closer to the comics compared to the previous two films.
We are not, to my understanding, troping what would have happened in an alternate universe where the script was produced into a movie. We are troping a script that, as I understand it, exists but was never produced. Is the script closer to the comics, and if so, how?
Edited by HighCrateMix of unverifiable, low context, and speculation about what it might have been if it got made... I think it should be cut.
Covered in Star Wars Cleanup, Deadpool, and Web Video sand. I'm not coarse and rough, but I get everywhere.I think we should lock the page and edit out the bad examples. Unchained does exist as a concept, so it could be saved for historical purposes, but, since there is no script available, then tropping it would be sort of pointless.
To win, you need to adapt, and to adapt, you need to be able to laugh away all the restraints. Everything holding you back.I mean, "what if instead of Batman Begins they'd gotten Adam West and Burt Ward back after Forever" exists as a concept, but that doesn't mean it should get a page.
If there's no publicly-available work to draw tropes from, what is the purpose of a work page? Without that, all the examples are "bad examples."
Edited by HighCrate

If we're making pages for unproduced scripts in the "Script" namespace, then does the script need to have been made publicly available for people to see?
Because we have a page for Batman Unchained which although information has been made available via the people behind it talking about it in interviews, I can’t seem to find any version of the script posted online to check to see if the details are actually accurate.
To see why this might be a problem the trope page says this:
Yet, other
sites
say that Joel Schumacher wanted Nicolas Cage for the role.