Obviously superhero culture has only grown since then. What are your opinions on the movies that have come out this year? Marvel seems to be killing DC.
I did not see Suicide Squad. I saw Batman vs. Superman. Everybody’s got their own method. I think Marvel has been more successful systematically. DC has been more cinematic—their stuff looks amazing—but I feel like Kevin [Feige, President of Marvel Studios] is a really good storyteller. He really cares about coherence, and I feel like style never defeats substance at Marvel, but a little style creeps in. Ant-Man had some, Doctor Strange might be funky, and they are doing very fun things on TV. The Marvel-Netflix thing is working really well. DC’s decision to have their shows on TV with different actors playing the same characters at the same time as their movies, is a little interesting.
It’s confusing.
My daughter is pissed: “That’s not the Flash! The Flash is this guy! But we watch the Flash and Supergirl every week.
How does it feel to see a Wonder Woman movie finally being made?
I want it to be good. The trailer was just wonderful. I’ll probably be disappointed, me more than anybody else, because I’ll be like, “Wow, my version…” or whatever, but I can still get myself up for it. The trailer had her shield and her fire hammer and yep, I’m good, this will be fine, everything is good. Such an image.
‘Avengers’ director Joss Whedon talks Marvel vs. DC Comics
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Marvel seems to be killing dc? Really? I ask again, really?
DC is only 3 movies in so I ask again, really?
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dc is 4 movies in. green lantern.
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lol This clown right here.
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excuse me?
are you stupid?
this is from dc’s wikia:“The film (green lantern) was the intended start to the DC Extended Universe but after it flopped critically and commercially, Warners chose to reboot Superman and have that be the start of the DCEU.”
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I love it when people cite a wiki that can be edited by anyone and toss it around like facts to troll ERRR promote a certain point of view.
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take it up with wiki. or take it up with dc when they were claiming that green lantern was going to be the new star wars. they themselves were claiming that green lantern was going to be the start. why do you think they put easter eggs referencing other dc properties?
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why does barry look different in different realities?
why would he be different ethnicities? did he have different parents? why are they named the same? why are both their mothers named nora? can you see how this leads to more questions and confusion yet?
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Nick Fury is white in the main Marvel Universe and black in the Ultimate Universe. How could the great and almighty Marvel do such a thing? Somehow, and, this is apparently amazing to you, people figured it out.
Now I’m sure you have all these great excuses “proving” how it’s not the same thing or whatever you need to spout so you can get the last word in to tell everyone you won the argument, that’s fine.
But the reality is having the same character in two different stories that look different is not that difficult to figure out and you know that. I hope Marvel is paying you to write this garbage you’re constantly posting because if you’re doing it because you love the MCU so much then that’s kind of sad.
P.S. I know you’ve complained to others about the length of posts in the past, but once you get past that second grade reading level it should be fine.
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nick fury’s son is black in the “main” marvel universe, so its not that far of a stretch that he be black in the ultimate universe.
you seem to be confused. thats ONE medium. let me try to explain the point as simply as i can. its confusing for people. like whedon was saying; his daughter is screaming at the screen “THATS NOT FLASH!”
its why people don’t care about these characters. if they don’t matter to dc then why should they matter to us? more of the audience cared about the death of an ant in ant man then cared about the “death” of superman.all i know is nick fury in the avengers was nick fury on aos.
coulson is the same coulson, big screen or small.
maria hill was the same hill as on aos.
sif, sitwell, howling commandoes, etc etc.thats what we call cohesiveness. say it with me. COHESIVENESS.
i can’t even watch the kiddie cw shows because what does it matter? is this superman, or is that superman? is this flash or is that flash? why is it so difficult to form a universe that interacts with itself the way, marvel, television and netflix does?but at least dc seems to be learning that their method isn’t working which is why they are following the marvel formula now and putting geoff in a feige role. so i guess thats a good thing. maybe they can have a crisis and try and start over just like they do every other year or so in the comics.
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yeah, uh you don’t get to call mulligans. lol. i can say that first strike out doesn’t count, but guess what, it does. there are even easter eggs to the rest of the dceu
why would barry in one universe be a different ethnicity from a barry in another universe? why would they be in popular culture at the same time? is that really a good game plan? how is it working so far?
was hulk released by marvel studios?
are you sure?
weren’t all the wb properties released from the same studio?
all i know is coulson, hill, sif, fury, howling commandoes, sitwell, etc are the same people on tv as they were on the big screen. god thats an amazing feeling. wish you knew what that felt like.
one huge expansive connected universe, instead of one confusing cluster flick train wreck.
Leave it alone. This guy’s a blatant troll who thinks superhero cinema began in 2008 and that the shared universe is some anazing concept no one has ever done before even though DC Animated, Law & Order and Star Trek (among others) did it long before Marvel ever did.
thats cool, but other consumers don’t seem to be digging it.
i can’t strike one at home plate and say: “that one doesn’t count because it was self contained” its strike one any way you look at it. it isn’t even self contained. lol. green lantern had easter eggs to other dc properties.
I agree with you all you’ve said, although I have to mention that Eric Banas Hulk is NOT canon with The Incredible Hulk. Different continuity altogether. Incredible Hulk hit the reset button.
Movies are their own universe and the TV is also their own universe. How’s that confusing? Even as a kid when they played reruns of the old Incredible Hulk show when the 2003 Hulk movie was coming out I was able to understand they weren’t connected.
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