Brad Bird is the only name that screams out to me on that front, though I think a better question is how often does an animation guy translate well to a live-action title ?With McKay onboard, feels like a nice convergence of properties - how often does an animation guy get to work on a live action title?
Hopefully, we'll be able to debate that with many examples in the years to come.Brad Bird is the only name that screams out to me on that front, though I think a better question is how often does an animation guy translate well to a live-action title ?
Wha... Dare I google?A globe-hopping spy thriller ala Grayson ?
Well, Tim Burton is the most famous. Followed by Gilliam and Mike Judge. Stanton did John Carter. There have been some VFX guys too over the years, i.e. David Fincher.What a bonus! I'm stoked to be in a position as fan to finally be flooded with live action DC content. No surprise the Bat mythos is getting few movies in the pipeline. If this is what led to the pause on the Reeves negotiations and they came back to him accepting a NW movie in addition, super! With McKay onboard, feels like a nice convergence of properties - how often does an animation guy get to work on a live action title?
I'd like to see some success for the DCEU, so if that means working with proven talent for a new movie, I'm all up for it. It's not like other studios are different like Fox with the success of Deadpool or Disney with MCU projects like the Ant-Man sequel that was added to the Phase 3 slate.Nothing surprises me with DCWB anymore. They are reactionary no matter what. So Lego Batman was successful, let's leech off that. . . View attachment 89682
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Most likely in my opinion.Will we get a street-level Bludhaven movie ala the Chuck Dixon Nightwing run ?
Some people seem to think Cyborg will be a Teen Titans prequel of sorts. I think Nightwing can carry his own film moreso than Cyborg, so I'd prefer him to have a truly standalone movie.A stealth pilot for a Titans movie? This one's my personal favorite .
Personally, this is the kind of cast I do not want to see at all. I hope they get an actor who both feels and looks like Nightwing.I think Zac Effron would be prefect for Dick Grayson/Nightwing.
I think all of us fans truly do, but we are getting to a point of "fool me once. . .". If Wonder Woman is not Great, but just good, trust me our collective sigh of relief will be heard around the world. If it sucks, the studio will continue the same trajectory, because it made close to a billion. Enough initiative to continue on with no real plan, cause like Paramount with Transformers, they know it'll make bank. I guarantee you, if they started marketing these films "From the Studio that brought you. . .'Batman & Robin'; we might see things in perspective. WB ruined the genre before, just don't let 'em do it again.I'd like to see some success for the DCEU, so if that means working with proven talent for a new movie, I'm all up for it. It's not like other studios are different like Fox with the success of Deadpool or Disney with MCU projects like the Ant-Man sequel that was added to the Phase 3 slate.
I do agree that studios definitely follow box office success more than critical success most of the time. But just as WB screwed things up with Batman & Robin, they started it all with Superman The Movie and I most certainly will not forget that.I think all of us fans truly do, but we are getting to a point of "fool me once. . .". If Wonder Woman is not Great, but just good, trust me our collective sigh of relief will be heard around the world. If it sucks, the studio will continue the same trajectory, because it made close to a billion. Enough initiative to continue on with no real plan, cause like Paramount with Transformers, they know it'll make bank. I guarantee you, if they started marketing these films "From the Studio that brought you. . .'Batman & Robin'; we might see things in perspective. WB ruined the genre before, just don't let 'em do it again.
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