I just secured tickets to the June 24th show at the Sphere. I'm over here bouncing off the f**king walls I'm so excited! This is gonna be unbelievably sick!
.@RushTheBand has added an additional 5 dates in late June to their upcoming Las Vegas Sphere residency next year with pre-sales happening NOW ... https://t.co/SXG05ZzXx3
This is my thinking as well. Some people seem to have it in their minds that this movie MUST be released in theaters. I'm not at convinced that's the case... nor am I convinced that it would even be a good idea for them to release this film in theaters. Either way, they're gonna take a major loss on this one, because I don't think anyone is gonna care about @JamesGunn's latest shit sandwich. I won't even waste my time with this crap if it goes straight to streaming, let alone buy a ticket to see it in theaters.
I'd actually be totally fine with that if they could get it right this time. I know some people are of the belief that it can't be done at this point, but I don't agree. I think a lot of DC fans would welcome them wiping the slate clean, retconning the past and starting fresh with good writers, good storytellers, good actors and good directors.
It's actually right on point. It didn't have the cultural impact that a film like Iron Man did back in 2008... or really anything pre-Endgame. Most poeple couldn't care less about James Done's Superman at this point. Personally I regret ever buying it. It did not hold up to repeat viewings.
Yeah that's my guess. They need to just totally retcon Lanterns and give us a proper, well-written Hal Jordan Green Lantern movie.
I've long been convinced that if they gave us a truly good Green Lantern movie, it could potentially be a surprise hit for DC in the way that Iron Man was for Marvel back in 2008.
What? 😮 You mean they don't want their billion dollar franchise churning out shit like The People Vs Gorilla Grodd and Creature Commandos? They would rather spend money making the Justice League? Well color me fucking surprised...
Sorry dude, but gotta disagree, respectfully. I think Gunn is pure garbage. MoT will be dogshit... IF it even gets released (which I'm not convinced it will. They may just pull a Batgirl with MoT and take a tax write-off). From my POV, Gunn is an incompetent clown who had no business being anywhere near DC.
@G_O_A_T_Lantern If these Gunn Gooners really had ANY weight at all... Gunn's movies wouldn't have all flopped. Sure, Gunn has his hardcore disciples. But they ain't enough to carry a movie to success.
Wow. I figured they might keep Corenswet. I actually don't have a problem with him. My problem is with James Done.
But regardless... seems to me this could be signaling a Zack Snyder return.
@G_O_A_T_Lantern I'm beginning to wonder if it's even going to get released. Might have to be another Batgirl-style tax write off LOL!🤣😉 Nobody's gonna go see it... it will cement James Done's newly-acquired reputation as the King of Flops.
David Ellison took one look at the trash James Gunn had made and still had planned and said “We are NOT doing another Kathleen Kennedy Lucasfilm. He’s fired NOW. Screw the contract.”
Is anyone even the slightest bit surprised by this? @JamesGunn is a moron and a one-trick pony who only knows how to make one type of film: Garbage of the Galaxy derivatives.
Gee shocker: Man of Tomorrow is shit. Like everything else he's done. The dude is NOT talented.
Dc Studios is reportedly in emergency mode over test footage for 'MAN OF TOMORROW', with leadership divided over the film's massive roster of DC Universe cameos.
One insider warned:
"It feels less like a standalone Superman project and more like a bloated, high-stakes Avengers-level event film. If cramming this many DC heroes into one story backfires, we risk damaging the brand's long-term cinematic reset before it even gets off the ground."
James Gunn is reportedly desperate for 'MAN OF TOMORROW' to be a historic success, with the future of the entire DCU resting on the film's performance.
This was a great move... getting rid of James Gunn. Thank you! Gunn was brought on to "fix" the DC universe, and he made the DCU 10X worse than the situation he inherited. He's an utter failure. And DC fans aren't happy... He's done SO much damage to the DC brand. Gunn is a one-trick pony. And his instincts are terrible. Everything he does is some punk-rock deconstruction, needle drops, and a jokefest. That's not DC, which should be distinct from Marvel. The last thing DC needs is another Garbage of the Galaxy ensemble cast derivative (which is pretty much the only kind of film Gunn knows how to make). Wishing Jeremy all the best in this new role - I hope he can right the ship! He's got a monster task ahead of him.