I know it won’t happen but if there’s any story set in Arkham that needs to be shown on film its the Batman: The Animated Series episode, The Trial.

Except Patrick helped Obama write the speech as opposed to ripping off his speech after hating on him for several hours.

That’s the biggest joke. After spending a day railing on how awful the Obama presidency is, their highlight speaker used the FLOTUS’s actual words.

Someone on another thread came up with a better idea for a Rogue One cameo: Bruce Campbell as Ash Rendar.

Those final two/three episodes of Beast Wars were better than any of Bay’s movies.

Schumacher?

What separates Nolan and Burton’s Batman movies from the DC Murderverse is that the earlier movies are good movies and Snyder’s are not good movies. So even if you find complaints in how the characters are treating compared to Marvel, at least they’re high quality films on their own merit.

Which is why I brought up…

The Auteur model can work just fine as it did with Burton and Nolan but just like any other type of monarchy, its totally dependent on the vision of the person in charge.

And in Snyder, DC has gone from Augustus to Caligula.

Ugh,

We had a jazz quartet play an instrumental version of “La Vie En Rose.”

I regret nothing.

Progress?

I always hoped that we get to see George as one of Sulu’s gay dads in the films.

What? No picture of the best one ever?

How about Attah as Miles and Glover as Miles’s dad?

At least they got it right eventually with Tom Holland.

Who then died. Now I’m going to date my ex, IN THE PAST!

Exactly this. It isn’t that people need to see their heroes “In all their glory” its that people need to see their heroes in a competent film with a coherent story.

Smashing the expectations of fans is fine, welcome even, but it has to be done in a convincing fashion. There’s a difference between Andy Warhol painting…

Wow lots of cool information there. Thank you.

Booo

“He’s not going to be playing Miles Morales. We’re certain. Well, pretty certain.”

Why not?

This is mostly true. We didn’t exactly train the Taliban exactly (they didn’t come together until the 90's) we did train their predecessors the Mujahadeen and other Islamic fighters. So we trained bunch of groups and people who would form the Taliban after the Soviet invasion was over.