NFT: Warner Bros. To Develop 9 Additional DC Comics Movies

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will suck more than the last.

DC is filled with so much crap. I'll list the characters that I think have a chance of eeking by a profit margin.

-The Flash
-Wonder Woman
-Super Girl

be for Image to put out a series of movies on The Walking Dead. They could probably milk 3 or 4 films out of it.

That could have been fun.

They're all just a lot of noise with cheap, phony plots.

Aqua man could be a great parody

Apache Chief could be a Will Ferrel vehicle....

it stop. Amazing that they (dc/marvel) are already redoing spiderman/batman. Do we really need to see the same stories over and over and over again? These huge budget movies take screens at theatres away from new ideas.

In comment 11643813 Metnut said:

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it stop. Amazing that they (dc/marvel) are already redoing spiderman/batman. Do we really need to see the same stories over and over and over again? These huge budget movies take screens at theatres away from new ideas.

When people stop lining up to see them, they will stop making them.

But it's not playing anywhere close to me, unless I go to NY. Of course I'm going to see Spider-Man this week but does it really need to take up 5+ screens at a single theater?

In comment 11643801 Ira said:

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They're all just a lot of noise with cheap, phony plots.

Phony plots? Batman is an biographical translation of the real life vigilante Nathaniel Kinney and his Bald Knobbers gang.

why not. More for me to make fun of. They will always make money for the most part, so I get why they do it, but man are most of these movies lame.

but a BBI poster just a day or two ago basically said that "no matter what they put out, I'll see it."

That's kind of the problem here. Like Chris said, people have to stop going after they acknowledge that these movies aren't particularly good.

It's a shame because this crap uses hundreds of millions of studio production dollars that would be put to better use taking a chance on original material.

Really beautiful and funny as shit. Ralph Feinnes is the hero the Budapest Hotel really needs, but isn't ready for.

The two DC properties named in the article -- Sandman and Fables -- are both critically acclaimed and neither are typical DC super heroes comics.

Sandman is a comic written by Neil Gaiman from DC's adult imprint Vertigo about Morpheus, the Lord of Dreams, and Fables, another Vertigo property that was written by Bill Willingham, is about fairy tale/folklore characters living in disguise in Manhattan.

Neither of these lives in the regular DC Justice League universe. I think there is a lot more potential here than with a Flash/Aquaman/Green Lantern/etc. movie.

like Man of Steel, but I'm not optimistic

But I'm sure their computer FX guys are excited to create 9 movie's worth of shit being blown up

Thank goodness they're making the Sandman movie. I've been waiting for that, lol

In comment 11643847 Go Terps said:

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Really beautiful and funny as shit. Ralph Feinnes is the hero the Budapest Hotel really needs, but isn't ready for.

I've been trying to figure out how to hire my own Lobby Boy after seeing GBH.

of Batman and Superman interaction will hold the fate of the next 1500 minutes of DC superhero movies.

I've always been a Batman fan since I was a kid, so I'll catch the first movie to see how it is. But it's a little scary how much everything relies on Ben Affleck to hit it out of the park.

who written Argo has re-written Batman vs Superman

has been idiotic about this.

Argo was pretty good. Maybe there is hope for it.

yep

I will not want to see them. Man of Steel was not a pleasant experience. All that noise and lights and overdone action. Not to mention the wanton destruction without consequences. It was kind of numbing.

Frankly I don't see how Metropolis rebuilds from this. The Feds will just write that city off as a loss. Since there isn't much city to defend, Superman will just move to Gotham, leading to Batman vs Superman because no one steps on Batman's turf.

In comment 11644585 TheBigBlueOne said:

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I will not want to see them. Man of Steel was not a pleasant experience. All that noise and lights and overdone action. Not to mention the wanton destruction without consequences. It was kind of numbing. Frankly I don't see how Metropolis rebuilds from this. The Feds will just write that city off as a loss. Since there isn't much city to defend, Superman will just move to Gotham, leading to Batman vs Superman because no one steps on Batman's turf.

Yeah, I agree. Man of Steel was awfully disappointing.

I don't usually read graphic novels, but my wife introduced me to The Endless, and holy shit, is it great.