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Originally Posted by Jesse Custer
I´m actually glad that Reeves is writing a new script and having more creative freedom than I thought he would have. He has a very solid and impressive filmography thus far and I´m confident he can do a really good movie. Really curious to see how he approaches Batman.
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Impressive? I don't think I'd go that far.
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Originally Posted by Gothamite
I've disliked or even flat out hated every live-action version of Batman so far. Reeves making a "noir" sounds like more of the same. Wonder Woman was the best DC movie in a long time.
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I can't say that.
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Originally Posted by Matches Malone
I remember sneaking out of Christmas dinner to see this one in the theatre. I also proposed to my wife the exact same way as Bruce did in the movie. That said, it is the most overrated Batman film ever.
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Disagree, I honestly think 89' is more overrated.
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Originally Posted by Matches Malone
Geoff Johns and Jon Berg have that role with WB. That said WB is a filmmaker friendly studio which means there will not be the rigid control seen at Disney. I welcome the risks as I prefer film as art as opposed to consumer products to maximize multi level returns. BvS was a 4.5 to 6/10 movie for me; but I appreciate that it was a unique and visionary film. While I love the MCU, it was becoming a little too cookie cutter until Homecoming; which we may ironically be able to thank Sony for.
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Maybe, but they seem to do pretty well with it, you may get more mediocre films but you get far less terrible films and you still get really good Films like GoG and Winter Soldier.
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Originally Posted by AsOneDead
I'm talking about Rise and Dawn of the Planet of the Apes incase you're thinking about the original. If you're talking about that too then yes, there's more character development, story, and emotions in those movies than wonder woman had. Not even a comparison.
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I'll take Wonder Woman above Rise any day of the week. Dawn was better but still didn't have any moments I attached to. Wonder Woman had more emotional moments for me and while I feel the villains needed more character development it would have cost her team time and possibly her, so your almost damned if you do, damned if you don't...or you make a 3 hour movie.
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Originally Posted by Luminous
Completely agree.
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Originally Posted by Medusoid
Nah, the most overrated Batman movie is definitely TDK.
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Compared to? It's still the best Batman film in my estimation, maybe if you're comparing it to Psycho or the Godfather.
