Make it Happen Nolan!
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DC's become a joke, relying on Nolan for everything, write this, direct that, produce this, especially when the Batman movies weren't exactly legendary. How about they get another hero besides Batman to help with their live action movies? There's plenty of great directors out there who can do an awesome job.
DC should stick to animated movies if Man of Steel bombs. ROFL
@Xanni15 said:
DC's become a joke, relying on Nolan for everything, write this, direct that, produce this, especially when the Batman movies weren't exactly legendary. How about they get another hero besides Batman to help with their live action movies? There's plenty of great directors out there who can do an awesome job.
DC should stick to animated movies if Man of Steel bombs. ROFL
@Xanni15 said:
DC's become a joke, relying on Nolan for everything, write this, direct that, produce this, especially when the Batman movies weren't exactly legendary. How about they get another hero besides Batman to help with their live action movies? There's plenty of great directors out there who can do an awesome job.
DC should stick to animated movies if Man of Steel bombs. ROFL
Um yes they were.
I like Nolan and all but I don't see his style working well with people like Flash or Martian Manhunter. Not trying to be insulting, I loved his Batman movies but not everyone can be Batman.
@joshmightbe said:
I like Nolan and all but I don't see his style working well with people like Flash or Martian Manhunter. Not trying to be insulting, I loved his Batman movies but not everyone can be Batman.
Well, if given a chance, who knows he could make quality movies like he's done with batman.. We'd like that, won't we?
Really looking forward to a Justice league movie though..
Nolan truely sucks at writing female characters, every single movie of his i've seen i truely detested the scripts they had, If they want this movie to succeed they need it to be balanced and WW needs a good writer cause personally i doubt alot of casual viewers are gonna see her as anything but a manhater amazon from an island of nothing but women, and they are gonna have to have a miracle worker on the promotional staff cause I've been reading comics since i was 6 and i still can't take a dude called The Flash seriously...
@PrinceAragorn1: Nolan's protagonists have a tendency to be the tragic hero type, while that works well for Batman and the guy from Memento (Been a while since I saw it can't remember his name) it wouldn't work for characters like Flash who are generally light hearted. I'm still being cautiously optimistic about his involvement with Superman who is the polar opposite of Batman in terms of character.
Marvel is light years away from matching DC in the animation dept. It's been 5 years with Disney and what animations have they done? Nada.
@joshmightbe said:
@PrinceAragorn1: Nolan's protagonists have a tendency to be the tragic hero type, while that works well for Batman and the guy from Memento (Been a while since I saw it can't remember his name) it wouldn't work for characters like Flash who are generally light hearted. I'm still being cautiously optimistic about his involvement with Superman who is the polar opposite of Batman in terms of character.
Flash has had plenty of tragedies happen to him. Same with the other Justice Leaguers. Question is, would Nolan give them that touch of darkness. Get the Super Friends out of your head.
God No. Rises was painful enough to watch as is.
@JediXMan said:
I'll say what I've said in every Nolan thread:
I'll wait until Man of Steel.
You're sporting the same answer DC is. =P
I could settle with him being a producer, just anything involving directing or writing the script sounds like a recipe for disaster for a Justice League film.
Flash runs fast from using special shoes he invented.
Wonder Woman is a warrior from some lost woman tribe in the Amazon Rain forest.
That's an example of realistic origins Nolan would come up with. =D.
Don't do it WB.
@Yung ANcient One said:
@Xcalibur said:Marvel is light years away from matching DC in the animation dept. It's been 5 years with Disney and what animations have they done? Nada.Ultimates I & II, Doctor Strange, Hulk Vs, Planet Hulk, Tales of Asgard, with more to come, but your Right DC is better because they keep making ONLY Superman/Batman animated movies with a few JL movies.... (+)
Ultimates 1 and Doctor Strange are great. The others are okay; DC, overall, does produce better animated movies.
@JediXMan said:
I'll say what I've said in every Nolan thread:
I'll wait until Man of Steel.
Agreed. DC also said that the JLA movie's fate lies in the hands of man of steel
TWO MAJOR STUDIOS ARE WILING TO WORK FOR NOLAN! DEADLINE.COM The much anticipated sci-fi film will be released in theaters and IMAX beginning November 7, 2014. Paramount will distribute domestically while Warner Bros Pictures will release internationally. This rare move by two major studios demonstrates how hot as project Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar is in the movie marketplace. Today’s announcement was surprising as Paramount Pictures and Warner Bros Pictures don’t do business together on major films. But Insterstellar will be co-produced and distributed by the two studios, with Paramount Pictures handling domestic distribution and Warner Bros Pictures distributing the film internationally. Directed and written by Academy Award-nominee Nolan, pic is based on a script by Jonathan Nolan. The film will be produced by Nolan and Emma Thomas of Syncopy Films and Lynda Obst of Lynda Obst Productions. Kip Thorne will executive produce. The film will depict a heroic interstellar voyage to the furthest reaches of our scientific understanding: Brad Grey, Chairman and CEO of Paramount Pictures said, “As a filmmaker and storyteller, Chris has continuously entertained the world with his extraordinary and unparalleled talents. I am pleased beyond measure to welcome him to the Paramount Pictures family. Partnering with Chris, Emma, Lynda and Warner Bros. to release this original idea next November is the perfect way to start the Thanksgiving and holiday movie season for audiences around the world.” Jeff Robinov, President, Warner Bros. Pictures Group, said, “Christopher Nolan is truly one of the great auteurs working in film today, and we’re extremely proud of our successful and ongoing collaboration with him and Emma Thomas. We are excited to be teaming with Paramount, and look forward to working with the Nolans, and producer Lynda Obst, on this extraordinary new project.”
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