Hmmm... maybe. But I think for that to work it has to be somewhat memorable. I don't think it's super memorable, nor is it eye catching enough to warrant a double take.

I apologize. I forgot that being unable or unwilling to do something makes me completely disqualified from critiquing that thing...

Wow. That is one of the worst posters I've seen in a while. The design is really doesn't scream relaunch of an iconic hero, the lens flare looks ridiculous and the colors are muddy and unremarkable. Wow. After the first trailer I was really expecting much better things from the marketing campaign here.

Indeed, and 16-bit Saturdays!

Wicked! Thanks for the shout out Annalee! Thanks to Valiero, golddiggersof2033, and Frank N. Stein for name suggestions, and a_blackpanther for the original inspiration!

I'm sure it probably doesn't hold up now, but as a kid I loved Flight Of The Navigator. If I want those memories tarnished, I'll go look out the original, I don't need someone to tarnish the memory for me thanks!

I really like him for the Flash as well... but now that you mention it I LOVE him for Question.

Yeah I know.. but he was played by a different actor. In fact, he was played by three different actors, two of which did two different origins stories. But recasting him didn't mean that Joss had to include his origin story any more than recasting Batman would mean that JL would have to retell his.

I think that whoever WB would hire to write JL would be smart enough to realize that EVERYone knows Batman's origins, so even with a Wayne-Batman, you wouldn't need to include his back-story in Batman. (Just like they didn't include Bruce Banner's in Avengers.) OTTH we know very little about Blake, so way more…

In a twist, JGL will be playing a part-CGI Wonder Woman, and George Clooney will be back as Batman.

Sold!

I think you mean Gary Oldman's The Dark Knight. He *made* that movie!

Yup. Thats exacoly hpw it works!

"Pickled in time like gherkins in a jar" is the best opening to any tv show ever.

Maybe just Gary.

This is true...but.....just LOOK at him.

Not that I'm aware of!

Agreed 100%!!

I'm sorry Alasdair, but I must insist you refer to him as "The Fifth Element's Gary Oldman".

Jim Dale is good and everything, but if you're getting Harry Potter audiobooks and you're not buying the Stephen Fry read ones, you're doing it wrong.