Thank goodness, though I wonder if it means the DCEU is pretty much dead
Shut the fans up.What was the fucking point of spending $70 million on the Snyder Cut then?
To get the hungry fans to subscribe to HBO MaxWith the paper describing Hamada's view of the project as "a street that leads nowhere."
What was the fucking point of spending $70 million on the Snyder Cut then?
They can make WW movies without the DCEU being part of the plans.Didn't they just announced Wonder Woman 3, like 2 days ago? I don't think the DCEU is dead. Just that Snyder won't have anymore involvement in it going forward.
With the paper describing Hamada's view of the project as "a street that leads nowhere."
What was the fucking point of spending $70 million on the Snyder Cut then?
Didn't they just announced Wonder Woman 3, like 2 days ago? I don't think the DCEU is dead. Just that Snyder won't have anymore involvement in it going forward.
They kinda can't unless they want to have two timelines going on with the same heroes and actors.If the Snyder cut comes out and people love it, they'll follow up on it. If the reviews are bad or mediocre, they won't.
With the paper describing Hamada's view of the project as "a street that leads nowhere."
What was the fucking point of spending $70 million on the Snyder Cut then?
They kinda can't unless they want to have two timelines going on with the same heroes and actors.
Curious that Snyder produced it. I don't really understand how they are both distancing themselves from the disastrous Snyder movies whilst also keeping him involved in everything they're doing.Wonder Woman 2 basically broke all the other Snyderverse movies. It seemed like it was already breaking from the DCEU.
They kinda can't unless they want to have two timelines going on with the same heroes and actors.
Curious that Snyder produced it. I don't really understand how they are both distancing themselves from the disastrous Snyder movies whilst also keeping him involved in everything they're doing.
If the Snyder cut comes out and people love it, they'll follow up on it. If the reviews are bad or mediocre, they won't.
Flashpoint would only effect the new timeline and not the Snyder one, the latter still has Battfleck where the current one is gonna use Flashpoint to send off Battfleck.They definitely can. Comics have done it forever and Flashpoint is the perfect setup for a multiverse.
Contractual obligations? The fact he's listed as a producer doesn't mean he had anything to do with actual production.Curious that Snyder produced it. I don't really understand how they are both distancing themselves from the disastrous Snyder movies whilst also keeping him involved in everything they're doing.
Because he makes mediocre movies, but is pleasant to work with.Curious that Snyder produced it. I don't really understand how they are both distancing themselves from the disastrous Snyder movies whilst also keeping him involved in everything they're doing.
Not saying that's impossible, but typically that would be an Executive Producer credit (which he got for suicide squad and Aquaman). He was also involved in the marketing.It's possible he's contractually obligated to receive Producer credit but didn't actually do much regarding the production outside of giving opinions that could or couldn't be used.
Flashpoint would only effect the new timeline and not the Snyder one, the latter still has Battfleck where the current one is gonna use Flashpoint to send off Battfleck.
But also, I don't think these actors want to constantly be filming DC films for two concurrent timelines.
With the paper describing Hamada's view of the project as "a street that leads nowhere."
What was the fucking point of spending $70 million on the Snyder Cut then?
Flashpoint would only effect the new timeline and not the Snyder one, the latter still has Battfleck where the current one is gonna use Flashpoint to send off Battfleck.
But also, I don't think these actors want to constantly be filming DC films for two concurrent timelines.
To make all the story lines work, DC Films will introduce movie audiences to a comics concept known as the multiverse: parallel worlds where different versions of the same character exist simultaneously. Coming up, for instance, Warner Bros. will have two different film sagas involving Batman — played by two different actors — running at the same time.
The complicated plan involves a sharp increase in production. Last year, Warner Bros. made two live-action superhero movies, "Joker" and "Shazam!" In 2018, there was only "Aquaman." All three were smash hits, underscoring the financial opportunity of making more.
Mr. Hamada and Mr. Emmerich had two options: Figure out how to make the various story lines and character incarnations coexist or start over.
The answer is the multiverse. Boiled down, it means that some characters (Wonder Woman as portrayed by Ms. Gadot, for instance) will continue their adventures on Earth 1, while new incarnations (Mr. Pattinson as "The Batman") will populate Earth 2.
"The Flash," a film set for release in theaters in 2022, will link the two universes and feature two Batmans, with Mr. Affleck returning as one and Michael Keaton returning as the other. Mr. Keaton played Batman in 1989 and 1992.
To complicate matters further, HBO Max gave Mr. Snyder more than $70 million to recut his "Justice League" and expand it with new footage. Mr. Snyder and Warner Bros. had clashed over his original vision, which the studio deemed overly grim, resulting in reshoots handled by a different director, Joss Whedon. (That didn't go well, either.) "Zack Snyder's Justice League," now four hours long, will arrive in segments on HBO Max in March.
At least for now, Mr. Snyder is not part of the new DC Films blueprint, with studio executives describing his HBO Max project as a storytelling cul-de-sac — a street that leads nowhere.
Curious that Snyder produced it. I don't really understand how they are both distancing themselves from the disastrous Snyder movies whilst also keeping him involved in everything they're doing.
They needed exclusive content, and at the time an exclusive movie with the most recent theatrical portrayals of Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and Batman for $70M seemed like a bargain. After all, most of the footage was already shot.With the paper describing Hamada's view of the project as "a street that leads nowhere."
What was the fucking point of spending $70 million on the Snyder Cut then?
I'd rather DC continue to make bad superhero movies with the occasional gem than just become another set of good super hero movies that mostly taste the same. Marvel's got that covered, and I woulddn't change that either.And nothing of value would be lost, the sooner DC just throws most of the DCEU in the trash andstarts from scratch with a plan and competent team behind it maybe we'll get a DC verse worthy of the legacy.lets marvel/disney do it
Snyder Cut is still coming out, but they're just saying they have no plans to continue this particular narrative. Will likely just be explained away as an alternate multiverse during the Flashpoint movie. I also think there's a chance they throw WW84 under that narrative bus. Just insist that canon is not a straight line, but rather a web of possibilities.So wait, is the "Snyder Cut" of the Justice League movie that was supposed to be coming to HBO Max still coming out? Or are they saying they wont be continuing Snyder's version of the DCEU anymore?
Is making bad movies really the other option?I'd rather DC continue to make bad superhero movies with the occasional gem than just become another set of good super hero movies that mostly taste the same. Marvel's got that covered, and I woulddn't change that either.
The film is coming to Roku and GoogleMovies. It got listed on both today. So fans outside of America can no legally get it to push those numbers. Asia is at least getting the film on home video. It is coming to cinemas and IMAX and the promotions in Europe began this week. But please go on making topics that have the word Snyder in them multiple times a week Era. Use his name as much as possible on Twitter on top of that. I know for a fact that social media is being evaluated by WB to gauge market interest. We can use every push and the algorithm has no idea which posts are negative nor and does it care. You are all gonna see it anyway. So thx.
Life is good for the fans. We won. But it can be better when I get my 2 sequels. Going with animation is perfectly fine with me. Snyder owns an animation production company and is on very good terms with another. They will cut him rates like you wouldn´t believe. But that is the mid-level goal. Low level is going with comics.
Going Live-Action is where it is @ baby. The Ayer Cut can´t be too hard to get either as Snyder himself promised to get involved there soon. It´s seeing Affleck´s script being somehow adapted that is the hardest goal to reach. But even that fight ain´t over yet. And who knows what else can be done. Snyder gave us a killer Cyborg...
Where the Ayer Cut is right now and half the principal cast and the director now asked for it:
"I haven't talked to David about it, but I'm sure I will. I know him quite well. I've just been swamped, you know, because of Covid but t's on my list of things to talk to him about. Like, I support any filmmaker who needs to get their version of their movie or their vision sort of seen, because I've had, you know, such generous support. So, I really would hope that other people would get that same thing." Zack Snyder, December 2020
Is this is a false-flag psyop to instill in me a dislike for Snyder fans? Because I don't need that.The film is coming to Roku and GoogleMovies. It got listed on both today. So fans outside of America can no legally get it to push those numbers. Asia is at least getting the film on home video. It is coming to cinemas and IMAX and the promotions in Europe began this week. But please go on making topics that have the word Snyder in them multiple times a week Era. Use his name as much as possible on Twitter on top of that. I know for a fact that social media is being evaluated by WB to gauge market interest. We can use every push and the algorithm has no idea which posts are negative nor and does it care. You are all gonna see it anyway. So thx.
Life is good for the fans. We won. But it can be better when I get my 2 sequels. Going with animation is perfectly fine with me. Snyder owns an animation production company and is on very good terms with another. They will cut him rates like you wouldn´t believe. But that is the mid-level goal. Low level is going with comics.
Going Live-Action is where it is @ baby. The Ayer Cut can´t be too hard to get either as Snyder himself promised to get involved there soon. It´s seeing Affleck´s script being somehow adapted that is the hardest goal to reach. But even that fight ain´t over yet. And who knows what else can be done. Snyder gave us a killer Cyborg...
Where the Ayer Cut is right now and half the principal cast + the director now asked for it:
"I haven't talked to David about it, but I'm sure I will. I know him quite well. I've just been swamped, you know, because of Covid but t's on my list of things to talk to him about. Like, I support any filmmaker who needs to get their version of their movie or their vision sort of seen, because I've had, you know, such generous support. So, I really would hope that other people would get that same thing." Zack Snyder, December 2020
No, it's the worst case scenario. Maybe they get their shit together and start putting out films with consistent quality. But even if they don't I'd rather they keep putting out a whole bunch of movies that don't feel like one another even if the majority of them are bad.
Who's this "they"At least they're admitting Synder doesn't make good movies finally. :P
Good. No sense chaining yourself to past failures.
Honestly, I don't even need THAT much of a DCEU. Standalone, and occasional crossovers are dope enough.
Ok, that makes sense and is probably for the best.Snyder Cut is still coming out, but they're just saying they have no plans to continue this particular narrative. Will likely just be explained away as an alternate multiverse during the Flashpoint movie. I also think there's a chance they throw WW84 under that narrative bus. Just insist that canon is not a straight line, but rather a web of possibilities.