She tearfully said "I'll never love again" before finally bidding her beloved Steve Trevor a final farewell and renouncing her wish for him to be with her. Well, I currently feel like I'll never love again....
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@Ham Brooks I promise you, it isn't.
@Jstewart2007 I'd rather explain on my message board, if you don't mind.
James Gunn did describe The Authority as a passion project of his, so maybe he should direct it. Otherwise, I guess the Russo Brothers could be the best alternative.
Should Robin Atkin Downes return to performance capture and voice the monster while Gary A. Hecker provide his vocal effects? Or should someone else do it? Tell me what you think.
Tell me who you think should portray him in the comments below. I'll tell you my answer when I think it's time.
@Ham Brooks and @Greater good , I'll admit: this was a wholly gratuitous idea to suggest, wasn't it? I'm sorry I posted it in the first place.
Suppose maybe in a future D.C.U. entry, either Batman or Superman could meet some of their alternate dimensional counterparts, much like how Spider-Holland met both Spider-Garfield and Spider-Maguire in No Way Home? I'll bet that Super-Corenswet could meet Super-Cavill, Super-Hoechlin, and Super-Routh as his counterparts if the latter. If the former, I'd like to see Batman meet Battinson, Batfleck, and Batbale (I'm not mentioning Bat-Keaton because as awesome as he is, he's not gonna be with us forever).
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I think that the Arrowverse did a better job at maintaining connectivity and continuity than the D.C.E.U. did; although it should be noted that the D.C.E.U. faltered because of the studio indifference and micro-management of everything in it -- otherwise, it's true, the D.C.U. should distinguish itself from the two.
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They may not have been announced as part of the D.C.U. plans (yet), but I for one would be interested to see the team that Batman assembled unconcerned with the public appearance outside of the Justice League.
Somehow, though, I can see the team being adapted in a T.V. show, and since they've taken on many forms over the years, it'd be interesting to see what forms they'd take in the new franchise.
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^^ Well, at least he got to play Supes here in the D.C.E.U. (I'm glad they stuck with Routh for Returns, though). Otherwise, now that Craig's time as Bond is over, Henry's expressed interest in playing him. As for Batman and Cullen, I just can't see it.
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This marks the second time Leo's been considered for a character in a superhero story, following a portrayal of the titular hero in James Cameron's scriptment for an ultimately R.-rated Spider-Man film in the mid-'90s.
I don't blame Henry; I may not have liked his portrayal of Superman, but I can imagine that being dismissed like that feels hurtful.
@Jstewart2007 I apologize for not responding until now. Anyway, cool sounds aside, I think John Murphy's still got a lot to learn regarding how to properly score a Superman film. For one thing, the electronics shouldn't be so much of a dominant factor; they should be a background element and/or a bass enhancer -- if you listened to John Ottman's score for Superman Returns, as I shared with you on your talk page, you could hear what I mean, namely in cues like "Bank Job" and "Boosters Non-Responsive/Rough Flight/Home Run". Cool pieces, though.
I'll bet that would be a better fit for a Starman film or series.
That was the intent at the time before it was cancelled. With Asteria's mid-credits cameo in '84, she probably would've had something of a role to play in it, too. With Diana contemplating another assignment after finding another arrow at the shrine of the Amazons in Z.S.J.L., that was probably intended as a stage-setter for it.
According to storyboard artist Jay Oliva in August 2023, in addition to Snyder's intended "Darkseid quadrilogy" that would have ended up with what he described as "a Justice League Unlimited version" of the "Snyder-Verse", Warner Bros. planned to make a Flash trilogy, which was at different points of development, with directors like Seth Grahame-Smith and Rick Famuyiwa being considered, that would have culminated in a "Flashpoint" film adaptation similar to Oliva's D.C. Universe Animated Original Movies (D.C.U.A.O.M.) film Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox (2013), which would have revealed that Professor Zoom had been behind the D.C.E.U.'s events, having been in the background during most of the trilogy while having some influence over the Justice League films' events, provoking the Flash into changing the universe in a way that results in everyone becoming enemies with those who used to be their allies, forcing the Flash to reboot the franchise in a way that could have introduced a new cast due to the studio feeling that the starring actors would wish to move on from their roles after a decade.
Well, with The Flash having been inspired by the "Flashpoint" story-arc and, albeit in a totally different fashion, totally revamping the D.C.E.U. into the D.C.U., coupled with how they mucked the franchise up and gave Snyder the finger, unfortunately, it looks like Warner got their wish, just much sooner than initially anticipated.
Old news aside, here's my source: https://www.inverse.com/entertainment/zack-snyder-original-flash-movie-plan-jay-oliva
Shocking, isn't it?
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