MICHAEL KEATON RETURNS (or at least in discussion) AS BATMAN

[Spider-Fan83]

^ Shazam's Superman must always remain faceless lol​

 

[Milk Tray Guy]

Flashpoint storyline to expand through a few films can be good. Then they won't force everything into one single film.

Exactly, the standard comics approach. Core story on it's own, various tie-ins as their own thing. It worked well for the Flashpoint comic.

Cain can appear as an unnamed man (maybe a reporter) until the post credit's sequence, when he starts running in a back alley, opening his shirt revealing Superman logo. And the audience will cheer!
It's a great building up to next DCU film in line.

I wasn't a huge fan of the Lois and Clark show, but I'm sure there would be people of a certain age who would cheer for that

Of course the other major multiverse character in WW84 should be Lynda.
I remember her well on Supergirl.
It's a really amazing dream to have both her and Gadot together. I really hope it will make sense in the story. Also, Lynda needs to have a worthy role to play in the plot.

Does it mean that Burton has to share director's chair with another for Flashpoint, and that Burton takes care of every Batman scene? Or else Keaton will torn it down?

I wouldn't have thought that Burton would co-direct. Although I wouldn't be surprised if Burton was named as an exec producer or some such on Flashpoint if Keaton's involvement is confirmed, and then got the reins for a Batman Beyond movie after that.

I'm also curious about Burton's engagement in this. Can he do more DCU-films after this? Maybe BB as you say, but will he try to finally get his SL off the ground?
Do we want that to be done?
Not sure if Cage is the right guy for this, if he ever was. They might need to go for another actor.
But a long-haired Supes in that Burton-suit might be the strangest thing we ever will see.

I do not ever want to see Nic Cage as Superman!

If/when there's time travel back to 1984 in the 66-verse, and Dick Grayson of that year meets Keaton's Batman. What will be his reaction?
Something similar to a "Holy rubber face!" line. The whole audience will laugh out loud.

If Flashpoint indeed is Batman-centered, it won't just be Keaton. Then it will only be Flash and Batman. A second version of the Bat-world would make it possible to call the film Batman-centered.

Have they said that the film will be Batman-centred? I thought the rumour was that the movie would be a straight double-header, with Batman and Flash.

COIE was published 1985-86. And WW84 takes place just before that. Hmmmm, intriguing.

Hmmm, I wonder if you're right in there being some significance in WW84 being set just before the Crisis comic...

 

[Airwings]

Exactly, the standard comics approach. Core story on it's own, various tie-ins as their own thing. It worked well for the Flashpoint comic.


I wasn't a huge fan of the Lois and Clark show, but I'm sure there would be people of a certain age who would cheer for that





I wouldn't have thought that Burton would co-direct. Although I wouldn't be surprised if Burton was named as an exec producer or some such on Flashpoint if Keaton's involvement is confirmed, and then got the reins for a Batman Beyond movie after that.


I do not ever want to see Nic Cage as Superman!





Have they said that the film will be Batman-centred? I thought the rumour was that the movie would be a straight double-header, with Batman and Flash.


Hmmm, I wonder if you're right in there being some significance in WW84 being set just before the Crisis comic...

1. Using Flashpoint details over a span of films, slowly building up to a climax. That's the MCU way.
DCU prefer to cram everything together as soon as possible.

Oh, I forgot Justin Hartley. Hmm, throw him into Aquaman. As Oliver Queen, NOT Arthur Curry.
Let's say Atlanteans' tech can also open portals.

2. L&C was a bit cheap. But it worked quite well for its time.
Dean Cain deserves to shine once more. If only for a single moment

3. Another actor can play the lead in Superman Lives.
Cage can be..... Perry White haha
I wonder how much of the old ideas that still works today if Burton decides he wants to re-start production from scratch on SL.
As it's the weirdest thing ever, most of the designs can still take us by surprise and not feel old.

4. It's probably my wishful thinking that Flashpoint will be Batman-centered. Or maybe someone else used the the term and I caught up on that. .
After using the topic for so many of my posts, it became a "fact". Lol

5. Don't think it has any significance at all.
They probably went with 1984 because it may be one of the most 80-esque years of the whole decade.
Or maybe the old sci fi novel share some themes with upcoming Wonder Woman? Who knows?

Another thing about Dick Grayson and big DC comics events, is that the changes caused by Flashpoint made him taking on the Batman role after Bruce.
Will this be explored before the climax they're building up to?

 

[Airwings]

Have another idea.

Batman '66 is a bit of 60s mania.
Star Trek is a bit of 60s mania.

Star Trek got a reboot of the series (original series in focus, not the films). Abrams gave us a modern feel, and the films was more fast-paced.
What if Flashpoint results in the 66-verse getting a reboot?
How can that version of Batman and Robin be modernized and getting more action (like Trek did)?
Old Spock were sent back in time, and we got an alternate timeline where things developped differently.
As Flashpoint is about time travel, maybe Old Burt can play a part that equals Spock?
Maybe that's how it can be infused as a part of multiverse?
Every idea is welcome, if it's well-written.

Who can play the dynamic duo in the reboot, or soft reboot, that starts as a prequel to the old TV show?
Garret Hedlund & Noah Schnapp?
Channing Tatum & Mace Coronel?

I'm personally more fond of what's to happen far beyond the original 66-verse's storyline:
womanizer/business leader Dick Grayson with sports cars during the 80s, but it's really far fetched and Warner lacks the imagination to even come up with such an idea.

 

[Kal-El.9859]

I must have missed this.
But there's something going on with Trevor. It's a secret until the film comes out.
Maybe it's not him but a look-a-like?
Or Trevor from another universe? That blows my mind!!!!!
And not the least, there's something about that golden eagle armour. Is it linked to the Hawks in DCU, unlike the comics where it's her own.
Did she get it from another universe?
Can Chris Pine be Carter Hall of an alternate earth?

--The thing with Steve Trevor is that it's his spirit inhabiting another person. I can't remember if she sees him as Steve Trevor or as the actual person. The moviegoer sees him as Steve Trevor though

 

[Milk Tray Guy]

Using Flashpoint details over a span of films, slowly building up to a climax. That's the MCU way.
DCU prefer to cram everything together as soon as possible.

Hopefully they've learned now.

Another actor can play the lead in Superman Lives.
Cage can be..... Perry White haha

Well, I'd sooner see him as Perry than as Superman!

It's probably my wishful thinking that Flashpoint will be Batman-centered. Or maybe someone else used the the term and I caught up on that. .
After using the topic for so many of my posts, it became a "fact". Lol

Easily done!

Don't think it has any significance at all.
They probably went with 1984 because it may be one of the most 80-esque years of the whole decade.
Or maybe the old sci fi novel share some themes with upcoming Wonder Woman? Who knows?

Nah, probably not. It would be cool though if some throwaway remark referenced something big coming 'next year' (i.e. 1985)!

 

[Matt.S99]

Keep Dean Cain away, please. I’d rather them bring in Teri Hatcher than him.

 

[Sawyer]

Keep Dean Cain away, please. I’d rather them bring in Teri Hatcher than him.

The only person from the TV realm I see getting in on this is Gustin, with a cameo to return the favor for Ezra doing Crisis.

 

[Airwings]

Hopefully they've learned now.


Well, I'd sooner see him as Perry than as Superman!



Easily done!


Nah, probably not. It would be cool though if some throwaway remark referenced something big coming 'next year' (i.e. 1985)!

Are you ok with Helen Slater also appearing in WW84, but in a even more minor role than Lynda Carter?
EDIT: Hey, I just now become aware that Supergirl was also out in 84. Wait, what?????

Which films do you want the bunch of other previous DC actors to appear in?
Other than the ones I mentioned recently, we can have Blake Lively.
Or Angela Bassett, why not include her in Shazam, acting as a straight-faced serious character, trying to gather info.
ARGUS comes into play here. Which means it will be a big deal when Black Adam shows up again.
How long would ARGUS have existed in DCU? All the way back to Justice Society? Did surviving members of JS create the first ARGUS after defeating BA the first time? The old team is supposed to meet BA in his own film, I think the flashback fight is in 1920s/1930s.
Or should it have been exclusively a branch of the government from the beginning (created also because of BA)?
If it's governmental/military, they can be gathering supernatural relics and mysterious objects.
Maybe they're partly involved with Rosewell, Area 51 and so?
Sounds like it's similar to SHIELD, and most viewers might think it's a cheap copy-cat.
Does ARGUS need to have a distinct difference to their Marvel counterpart?
By dealing with actual magical artefacts from throughout history instead of advanced otherwordly tech, it's set more apart from MCU. They shouldn't go the with the "magic and science are the same" route, but rather point out a difference between the meaning behind the words. So leave out any UFOs. LOL

How much should the Flashpoint comics be transfered to live action? Can Dick Grayson replace Bruce as Batman for a short amount of time?
What about Crisis comics which made him become Nightwing?

Should 66-verse change because of something that happened 1984-86? Are the effects caused by Flash only, or by villains with multiverse portals?
What inspirations from other cinematic time travels would be the best?
Days of Future Past/BTTF 2 (undo the bad thing at all costs)?
or
Star Trek reboot (the created alternate timeline is accepted as soon as the first big bad is defeated)?

A crazy idea I've just got is that Old Burt can appear in present day next to Robert Redford, as a replacement for West.
66-verse Bats didn't die, he just retired. If Redford didn't do MCU, it could have happened.
No other actor in that age would suit the Adam West's Bruce Wayne as much as him. Probably not many younger actors either. It's not only about being funny as one would believe.
The actor has to be classy about it, playing it straight faced and with a gentleman's aura, not simply doing it for laughs (as many younger comedians seem to think). That's cheap!
Not sure even Terence Hill could manage it, and he is/used to be good.
EDIT: Chevy Chase might had the skills to do it in his prime but that was a long time ago.

If it's indeed rebooted, the guy below is Dick Grayson! No doubt about it.
He can do lighter material too, not just brooding superdark Stranger Things stuff.


I challenge Warner Brothers now and say they can't come up with an innovative idea regarding 66-verse in Flashpoint.
Hey Warner guys! You aren't good enough!
And if you include that universe, the result won't be good, no matter how much you try.
My own suggestion (older Grayson, mid 80s) which I briefly, but not fully, described with only a few sentences - will always be better than whatever way you flesh out this suggestion for a film's plot. It will be a stinker loaded with cheap jokes and bad characterizations. Because you aren't better than so. You can't handle something like that and make it work. MCU could do it way better, and Grayson isn't even their own character.
Now, try to prove me wrong! But you won't succeed!


On what world is Superman Lives taking place? Is it actually Burtonverse, but years after Batman Returns? Just throwing out a wild idea here!
What actor would you suggest for long-haired Supes with transparant suit?
Should they go back to actors that once were tied to the role but never got it? I know that several tried out, or were wanted, before Brandon Routh.
At the moment, I remember Jost Hartnett, Jude Law and Brendan Fraser. But there are others I can't remember right now.

What other stuff do you want to happen?
Now, come with all your own ideas!
Milk Tray Guy, hit me with your best imagination

 

[danlav05]

A friend of mine (and a huge Batman 66 fan) suggested Ian Ziering might be a good rebooted Adam West Batman

 

[Loden Greatstorm]

I hope they officially announce this at DC Fandom next month.

 

[Spider-Fan83]

Spoiler

Are you ok with Helen Slater also appearing in WW84, but in a even more minor role than Lynda Carter?
EDIT: Hey, I just now become aware that Supergirl was also out in 84. Wait, what?????

Which films do you want the bunch of other previous DC actors to appear in?
Other than the ones I mentioned recently, we can have Blake Lively.
Or Angela Bassett, why not include her in Shazam, acting as a straight-faced serious character, trying to gather info.
ARGUS comes into play here. Which means it will be a big deal when Black Adam shows up again.
How long would ARGUS have existed in DCU? All the way back to Justice Society? Did surviving members of JS create the first ARGUS after defeating BA the first time? The old team is supposed to meet BA in his own film, I think the flashback fight is in 1920s/1930s.
Or should it have been exclusively a branch of the government from the beginning (created also because of BA)?
If it's governmental/military, they can be gathering supernatural relics and mysterious objects.
Maybe they're partly involved with Rosewell, Area 51 and so?
Sounds like it's similar to SHIELD, and most viewers might think it's a cheap copy-cat.
Does ARGUS need to have a distinct difference to their Marvel counterpart?
By dealing with actual magical artefacts from throughout history instead of advanced otherwordly tech, it's set more apart from MCU. They shouldn't go the with the "magic and science are the same" route, but rather point out a difference between the meaning behind the words. So leave out any UFOs. LOL

How much should the Flashpoint comics be transfered to live action? Can Dick Grayson replace Bruce as Batman for a short amount of time?
What about Crisis comics which made him become Nightwing?

Should 66-verse change because of something that happened 1984-86? Are the effects caused by Flash only, or by villains with multiverse portals?
What inspirations from other cinematic time travels would be the best?
Days of Future Past/BTTF 2 (undo the bad thing at all costs)?
or
Star Trek reboot (the created alternate timeline is accepted as soon as the first big bad is defeated)?

A crazy idea I've just got is that Old Burt can appear in present day next to Robert Redford, as a replacement for West.
66-verse Bats didn't die, he just retired. If Redford didn't do MCU, it could have happened.
No other actor in that age would suit the Adam West's Bruce Wayne as much as him. Probably not many younger actors either. It's not only about being funny as one would believe.
The actor has to be classy about it, playing it straight faced and with a gentleman's aura, not simply doing it for laughs (as many younger comedians seem to think). That's cheap!
Not sure even Terence Hill could manage it, and he is/used to be good.
EDIT: Chevy Chase might had the skills to do it in his prime but that was a long time ago.

If it's indeed rebooted, the guy below is Dick Grayson! No doubt about it.
He can do lighter material too, not just brooding superdark Stranger Things stuff.


I challenge Warner Brothers now and say they can't come up with an innovative idea regarding 66-verse in Flashpoint.
Hey Warner guys! You aren't good enough!
And if you include that universe, the result won't be good, no matter how much you try.
My own suggestion (older Grayson, mid 80s) which I briefly, but not fully, described with only a few sentences - will always be better than whatever way you flesh out this suggestion for a film's plot. It will be a stinker loaded with cheap jokes and bad characterizations. Because you aren't better than so. You can't handle something like that and make it work. MCU could do it way better, and Grayson isn't even their own character.
Now, try to prove me wrong! But you won't succeed!

On what world is Superman Lives taking place? Is it actually Burtonverse, but years after Batman Returns? Just throwing out a wild idea here!
What actor would you suggest for long-haired Supes with transparant suit?
Should they go back to actors that once were tied to the role but never got it? I know that several tried out, or were wanted, before Brandon Routh.

Jerry O' Connell? maybe?

he's done some voice acting as Supers in some of the shows an animated movies

At the moment, I remember Jost Hartnett, Jude Law and Brendan Fraser. But there are others I can't remember right now...

but yes I was just thinking about that recently, about how I remember Jude Law was up for some version... that could interesting, too

 

[Milk Tray Guy]

Are you ok with Helen Slater also appearing in WW84, but in a even more minor role than Lynda Carter?
EDIT: Hey, I just now become aware that Supergirl was also out in 84. Wait, what?????

I fell in love with Helen Slater in 1984. I'm happy to see her anyplace

Which films do you want the bunch of other previous DC actors to appear in?

It's a shame Michael Gough is no longer with us. I'd love to have seen a scene where he and Michael Caine fall out over the housekeeping! A Crisis of Two Alfreds! It would never happen, but I'd like to see Brandon Routh reprise his Kingdom Come Superman from the CW's Crisis. I'd be up for seeing Ryan Reynolds' Green Lantern make a quick appearance (probably about as likely as Routh).

Or Angela Bassett, why not include her in Shazam, acting as a straight-faced serious character, trying to gather info.
ARGUS comes into play here. Which means it will be a big deal when Black Adam shows up again.
How long would ARGUS have existed in DCU? All the way back to Justice Society? Did surviving members of JS create the first ARGUS after defeating BA the first time? The old team is supposed to meet BA in his own film, I think the flashback fight is in 1920s/1930s.
Or should it have been exclusively a branch of the government from the beginning (created also because of BA)?

I'm afraid I'm completely uninterested in Black Adam (or anything else Captain Marvel Shazam related)

How much should the Flashpoint comics be transfered to live action? Can Dick Grayson replace Bruce as Batman for a short amount of time?

If they can do half as good a job adapting Flashpoint as the animated movie did, it should be very good. But as to how much of the original they use, I guess that depends on how many movies they want to be direct tie-ins to FP (as opposed to just living in the reset universe once the dust has settled). It would have been nice to see Thomas Wayne as Bats (and you-know-who as Joker), but I guess the supposed way they're going with Keaton scuppers that (not that I'm complaining about Keaton!).

What inspirations from other cinematic time travels would be the best?

Funnily enough I picked up the current issue of Total Film magazine today, and it has a feature on cinematic time-travel, with a physicist giving his opinions on how TT was handled in various movies (Planet of the Apes '68, Interstellar, Contact, Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, Back to the Future, Star Trek '09, Days of Future Past, Endgame, The Terminator, Back to the Future II, and Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure). Once I've read that, I'll try to answer!

I challenge Warner Brothers now and say they can't come up with an innovative idea regarding 66-verse in Flashpoint.
Hey Warner guys! You aren't good enough!
And if you include that universe, the result won't be good, no matter how much you try.

Good luck!

On what world is Superman Lives taking place? Is it actually Burtonverse, but years after Batman Returns? Just throwing out a wild idea here!

I actually don't know, although that would kinda fit in with Clooney's line in B&R about 'that's why Superman works alone'.

I'd love to see a ton of multiverse nods, things that would look cool to GAs - but have particular significance to die-hard DC fans

 

[Airwings]

Jerry O' Connell? maybe?

he's done some voice acting as Supers in some of the shows an animated movies

Great suggestion. Why didn't I think of him?

Now we must convince Burton to go with O'Connell for Superman Lives. The hero will be slightly older with him, but'll work. It's not like he's going to play the role for an extended period. It will be a one-time shot.

 

[Airwings]

I fell in love with Helen Slater in 1984. I'm happy to see her anyplace


It's a shame Michael Gough is no longer with us. I'd love to have seen a scene where he and Michael Caine fall out over the housekeeping! A Crisis of Two Alfreds! It would never happen, but I'd like to see Brandon Routh reprise his Kingdom Come Superman from the CW's Crisis. I'd be up for seeing Ryan Reynolds' Green Lantern make a quick appearance (probably about as likely as Routh).


I'm afraid I'm completely uninterested in Black Adam (or anything else Captain Marvel Shazam related)


If they can do half as good a job adapting Flashpoint as the animated movie did, it should be very good. But as to how much of the original they use, I guess that depends on how many movies they want to be direct tie-ins to FP (as opposed to just living in the reset universe once the dust has settled). It would have been nice to see Thomas Wayne as Bats (and you-know-who as Joker), but I guess the supposed way they're going with Keaton scuppers that (not that I'm complaining about Keaton!).


Funnily enough I picked up the current issue of Total Film magazine today, and it has a feature on cinematic time-travel, with a physicist giving his opinions on how TT was handled in various movies (Planet of the Apes '68, Interstellar, Contact, Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, Back to the Future, Star Trek '09, Days of Future Past, Endgame, The Terminator, Back to the Future II, and Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure). Once I've read that, I'll try to answer!


Good luck!


I actually don't know, although that would kinda fit in with Clooney's line in B&R about 'that's why Superman works alone'.

I'd love to see a ton of multiverse nods, things that would look cool to GAs - but have particular significance to die-hard DC fans

1. Give us more Helen Slater then

2. Michael Gough was good. But we can always have a big clash between Caine & Jeremy Irons

3. Brandon Routh should have been saved for the big Crisis-related Flashpoint in DCU. Just as Shipp's 90-Flash. Because he's got the best Flash suit. Or they could have used the very same design for Ezra.

4. Highly unlikely Ryan will return to the role he has mocked so much.
Lively or Bassett from that universe can be included instead.

5. Oh, no Adam-fan here. What do you think of the JS cameos in his film then?

6. Thomas Wayne Batman can be a little interesting side timeline.
You mean Phoenix as Joker, I suppose?

7. Haven't you seen enough time travelling to have an opinion?
It doesn't need to be scientific accurate. It's all about what works for the plot, it's pure entertainment.

8. Batman's line maybe mean that Superman actually exists in that world. Crazy to think about.
Why didn't he try to stop Mr Freeze? Because he was on vacation, lol
What do you think about Spider-Fan83s suggestion of Jerry O'Connell in Superman Lives?

9. I really LOVE your last sentence. They should have nods to every other pre-DCU live action all the way back to the 60/70. And not just nods, but exploring it further. Like having Smallville's Arrow in a scene with Batman because they're both masked vigilantes.
I'm beginning to drool a little on the thought of getting the old stuff to appear again: Helen Slater and all of the others.

 

[Milk Tray Guy]

Give us more Helen Slater then

Oh, no Adam-fan here. What do you think of the JS cameos in his film then?

Is that something in Shazam!? I haven't seen that.

Thomas Wayne Batman can be a little interesting side timeline.
You mean Phoenix as Joker, I suppose?

No, I mean

Spoiler: Identity of Joker in Flashpoint

Martha Wayne

Batman's line maybe mean that Superman actually exists in that world. Crazy to think about.
Why didn't he try to stop Mr Freeze? Because he was on vacation, lol
What do you think about Spider-Fan83s suggestion of Jerry O'Connell in Superman Lives?

I like his voice work on the character, but I don't really see him as a live-action Superman (same with Cage!).

I really LOVE your last sentence. They should have nods to every other pre-DCU live action all the way back to the 60/70. And not just nods, but exploring it further. Like having Smallville's Arrow in a scene with Batman because they're both masked vigilantes.
I'm beginning to drool a little on the thought of getting the old stuff to appear again: Helen Slater and all of the others.

It would certainly be cool

 

[danlav05]

Great suggestion. Why didn't I think of him?

Now we must convince Burton to go with O'Connell for Superman Lives. The hero will be slightly older with him, but'll work. It's not like he's going to play the role for an extended period. It will be a one-time shot.

Why not ask Cage to be older Superman Lives? Everybody in the fandom has seen the pre-production photographs, everybody knows he's The Superman We Almost Got (not counting that animated movie he acually did)

Michael Gough was my favourite Alfred, I miss him. And Routh by far was the best Superman in Crisis. I hope he gets that HBO Max mini.

And I love the idea of expanding on Crisis by having even more veteran cameos, ie Helen Slater, Lynda Carter, Chris O'Donnell, Sir Michael Caine and more. Plus of course Grant Gustin in trade to Ezra's cameo in Crisis.

Nostalgia sells and Hollywood is beginning to realsie this!

 

[Airwings]

Is that something in Shazam!? I haven't seen that.

It's the upcoming Black Adam film. Now I know you really dislike him, you even avoid the related news

I like his voice work on the character, but I don't really see him as a live-action Superman (same with Cage!).

Atleast Jerry's got the Superman stature and height. Cage is.... different
Well, do you want Superman Lives to be made in the first place? Then, what actor?

 

[Airwings]

Why not ask Cage to be older Superman Lives? Everybody in the fandom has seen the pre-production photographs, everybody knows he's The Superman We Almost Got (not counting that animated movie he acually did)

Michael Gough was my favourite Alfred, I miss him. And Routh by far was the best Superman in Crisis. I hope he gets that HBO Max mini.

And I love the idea of expanding on Crisis by having even more veteran cameos, ie Helen Slater, Lynda Carter, Chris O'Donnell, Sir Michael Caine and more. Plus of course Grant Gustin in trade to Ezra's cameo in Crisis.

Nostalgia sells and Hollywood is beginning to realsie this!

1. If the SL suit isn't strange enough by itself, having Cage wearing it as Supes..... well that's beyond words. And I don't mean something positive.
Not something negative either, just impossible to describe it in any way.

2. Routh finally got the gravitas to portray Superman
He should have been saved for DCU post-Cavill, coming from another world, teaming up with Keaton's Bat.

3. Hm, do you think Caine would want to return?
Maybe interesting to see him meeting Keaton in suit. His reaction would be mouth wide open, just staring. Poor old Alfred, it might be too much for him.
The other actors I would want to see, ofc. But Gustin isn't among the ones from my list, I can still accept him. But I rather have old Flash from Earth-90 as second Flash to Ezra.

4. Nostalgia only works if it's handled with honor and respect..

 

[Milk Tray Guy]

And I love the idea of expanding on Crisis by having even more veteran cameos, ie Helen Slater, Lynda Carter, Chris O'Donnell, Sir Michael Caine and more. Plus of course Grant Gustin in trade to Ezra's cameo in Crisis.

 

[Milk Tray Guy]

It's the upcoming Black Adam film. Now I know you really dislike him, you even avoid the related news

It's not intentional, I hear any Black Adam related news and it just bounces straight out of my head again

Atleast Jerry's got the Superman stature and height. Cage is.... different
Well, do you want Superman Lives to be made in the first place? Then, what actor?

I've got no particular desire to see Superman Lives, to be honest. Superman isn't a character I've ever really managed to get invested in. The Superman stories that I do like tend to be ones that examine the moral dilemma aspect of his actions and power; what he should do, what he shouldn't do.

 

[Sawyer]

Boy, does this thread need some actual news.

 

[TheBattinson]

Never underestimate one's ability to make a marvel/dc thing.

Anyways......Keaton and Bale so colour me excited. Only thing I'd ask is that they don't change his Wayne too much as I know they're inevitably going to try and insert comedy into his character.

Huh? That’s what was going on business wise from the very beginning with the DCEU on film. And why they rushed a Man of Steel sequel to include Batman, and Wonder Woman AND set up an immediate follow up being a Justice League film

 

[Boom]

Datrinti with the goods. Put Keaton in this.

 

[Airwings]

Boy, does this thread need some actual news.

It will soon. Warner Brothers are following this thread and not yet decided what they should use for their DC films.