Comic Book Films & TV

[Benjamin]

1 hour ago, =BK= said:

They went down the ally as a shortcut. They felt safe to walk because The Waynes were so disconnected from the average citizen that they didn't realize how dangerous it was for them to be there. 

Whoever thought that was a thing probably doesn't know much about multi-millionaires. 

[Maxx]

8 hours ago, Benjamin said:

Whoever thought that was a thing probably doesn't know much about multi-millionaires. 

It was much more reasonable when it was thought up in 1939

[livid]

11 hours ago, tristy said:

Just give me a film adaption of the Long Halloween goddamnit.

That is the supposed inspiration for the story, not sure it would be a straight up adaptation of it though. 

[Maxx]

People are still going on about the fucking Snyder cut of Justice League.

There is no way in hell there’s enough unseen footage to make that movie even slightly better, much less as amazing as people seem to think it could be.  

[Benjamin]

I think a couple of the Justice League tweeted out about it today 

[LittleDaniel]

Alan Moore on superhero movies:

[Maxx]

Shocked to learn Alan Moore dislikes something.

[Kaney]

4 hours ago, Maxx said:

Shocked to learn Alan Moore dislikes something.

Yeah, pretty much. Creatively he's a genius, but his opinions are largely trash.

Why does everyone feel compelled to come out and slate people for liking comic book films lately? Jesus, let people like what they like.

[=BK=]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Dirty Old wizard  thinks Super Heroes are for kids and is terribly frightened that other adults don't adhere to his ideas of what is and isn't "Grown Up" and tries to use White Supremacy hand wringing to solidify his opinion as something more meaningful. 

[GhostMachine]

On 18/11/2019 at 17:49, Kaney said:

Yeah, pretty much. Creatively he's a genius, but his opinions are largely trash.

Why does everyone feel compelled to come out and slate people for liking comic book films lately? Jesus, let people like what they like.

He became trash when he did Lost Girls.....

[Lint]

Stargirl will debut Spring 2020, will air on DCU and The CW

Related:

And will appear during the CoIE crossover

[Benjamin]

I know it wouldn't have been featured heavily anyway, but I really wished that LoT's new season would start. Having to slog through Batwoman and the Flash every week just so I'm not completely blur when the crossover happens is murdering my brain. At least there's Supergirl as a bit of a soothing balm. 

[Lint]

1 hour ago, Benjamin said:

I know it wouldn't have been featured heavily anyway, but I really wished that LoT's new season would start. Having to slog through Batwoman and the Flash every week just so I'm not completely blur when the crossover happens is murdering my brain. At least there's Supergirl as a bit of a soothing balm. 

I'm actually really enjoying Batwoman.  Mostly because I've headcanoned Ruby Rose's rather wooden acting to her character having been rather emotionally detached for years.  But I do think she's been getting better as the show has gone on and a lot of the other characters like Alice, Mary, and Luke are really interesting

[Ct1021]

-Dwayne Johnson's Black Adam movie will introduce the JSA: https://www.cbr.com/black-adam-movie-justice-society-america-dwayne-johnson/

-Just watched the latest episode of Titans and I still don't know what to make of this show. Most episodes are "meh" but then you get a fairly good one, like this week's.

[Tigerstyle]

22 minutes ago, Ct1021 said:

-Dwayne Johnson's Black Adam movie will introduce the JSA: https://www.cbr.com/black-adam-movie-justice-society-america-dwayne-johnson/

Why?

[Ct1021]

1 hour ago, Tigerstyle said:

Why?

It's a chance to go in a new direction rather than immediately try to do the Justice League again. There are connections; I think Adam was an important part of Geoff Johns' JSA run.

[Tigerstyle]

6 hours ago, Ct1021 said:

It's a chance to go in a new direction rather than immediately try to do the Justice League again. There are connections; I think Adam was an important part of Geoff Johns' JSA run.

Yeah, sure. But why? Like, nobody is asking for it are they?

[livid]

On 06/11/2019 at 12:04, livid said:

Colin Farrell is in negotiations to be Penguin and Andy Serkis is in negotiations to be Alfred 

 

It's hard to look forward to something from DC but the cast is shaping up nicely. 

Another update:

John Turturro is Carmine Falcone 

 

[Lint]

 

[angeluzcr]

2 hours ago, SiLint_Night said:

 

☺️It is this Sunday! I mark out when Tom Welling appeared.