WONDER WOMAN
IS
AWESOME!!
Oh does that ever feel good to say!
After taking decades to get to the big screen, Wonder Woman finally has her first theatrical movie and thankfully, we don't have a Green Lantern or Fantastic Four on our hands here wherein the first theatrically released film adaptation of a beloved comic book character turns out to not have been worth the elongated waiting period. Instead, Patty Jenkins Wonder Woman is an absolute delight, one that mixes together the iconic compassion and warmth that made this character so beloved for decades now and stirring them up with plenty of rousing action sequences and even some contemplation of the complex morality present in mankind.
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Showing posts with label DC Extended Universe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DC Extended Universe. Show all posts
Saturday, June 3, 2017
Friday, February 24, 2017
And Now Warner Bros. Has Put A Nightwing Movie Into Development
The DC Extended Universe currently comprises of three feature films, Man Of Steel, Batman v. Superman: Dawn Of Justice and Suicide Squad. 2017 will bring two more entries into the cinematic universe, Wonder Woman and Justice League. After that, the schedule gets fuzzy, as the original plan for 2018 (which would have seen the release of three movies, The Flash, Aquaman and an untitled project that was presumed to be Ben Affleck's Batman movie) have been put into disarray following The Flash being shoved back into development and behind-the-scenes reshuffling of the new Batman movie. It's expected the original slate for 2019 and 2020 will also be changing, especially since Warner Bros, and DC Films have been adding a bevy of new projects into the pipeline for this cinematic universe.
Monday, January 2, 2017
Well Now, Ben Affleck May Not Even Make A Batman Movie, How About That?
Ben Affleck has a new movie entitled Live By Night opening in wide release next weekend, so naturally, all of the press interviews he's done for the movie concern reporters asking him question about why he chose to tell a story like Live By Night that is set in the Prohibition era, how he's grown as a director over the past decade and maybe his thoughts on the bigger picture of cinema in the world in 2016. Nah, just messing with ya, everyone's been asking him about that stand-alone Batman he's set to star in and direct. Previously, Affleck himself had said conflicting reports about the status the movie; he recently said it was aiming to start filming in the Spring (something actor Joe Manganiello backed up) while other times it was still in the development phase.
Tuesday, August 9, 2016
What The Hell Is Going On With The DC Extended Universe?
I was so excited for Man Of Steel. My God, me and my buddies absolutely couldn't wait. We were all superhero movie geeks and in love with Christopher Nolan's take on The Dark Knight, so the idea of him shepherding Superman into the modern age just sounded like a recipe for pure gold as far as we were concerned. And those trailers! They inspired a sense of awe that we couldn't wait to see in the movie itself. So, on Friday June 14th, we all met up at our local Cinemark and excitedly sat in our seats, prepared to see Superman's newest motion picture.
We went in hoping for awe-inspiring spectacle. What we got was Shaky-Cam: The Movie that managed to waste Kevin Costner, Amy Adams and Michael Shannon in one movie.
We went in hoping for awe-inspiring spectacle. What we got was Shaky-Cam: The Movie that managed to waste Kevin Costner, Amy Adams and Michael Shannon in one movie.
Tuesday, March 29, 2016
Where Does The DC Extended Universe Go From Here?
Batman v. Superman: Dawn Of Justice is a big fat hit. Grossing over $420 million worldwide in just a few days, this thing is easily headed to over a billion dollars worldwide and has fulfilled the faith Warner Bros. had in this franchise when they announce half-a-decades worth of movies based on various DC Comics characters back in October 2014. The DC Extended Universe, as it's being called, is here to stay. And, as someone who hated Batman v. Superman, I have some mixed feelings about this whole thing, to say the least.
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