I know James Gunn has been thrown to the wolves this week...but every time I see this clip floating around on my timeline, I want to just ask "why?".
In what world was this a good idea?
Why the fisheye lense?
Why the weird out of sync screaming?
Why....everything?
• The Penguin is the main DC' success on the small screens
• The Batman is the biggest DC' film of this decade until PART II
This has already been acknowledged by the new regime at Skydance, who called Superman, Lanterns & Supergirl failures
Very good news for The Batman Saga
Amigos, gracias a todas las quejas, Imagem Films estrenará "Wildwood" con REDOBLAJE este jueves 12 de noviembre.
Por favor hay que apoyar todos la nueva versión sin influencers y desmostrar que queremos actores de verdad en el doblaje o Star Talents preparados para ello.
@miguelaraizac Al contrario, Reeves tendrá más apoyo para expander su visión de Batman. Creo que el Batman de James Gunn era un problema, no era buena idea que hubiera 2 Batmans al mismo tiempo.
El nuevo Director de DC Studios cuenta en una entrevista que en las películas de Marvel que él produjo (entre ellas Iron Man, Avengers y Spider-Man Homecoming), siempre levantaba la mano cuando el director o los guionistas se pasaban de zurdos y les recordaba que había cosas que "no le gustarían" a la gente normal que no vive en la burbuja de Hollywood.
Esto fue clave para el masivo éxito que tuvo el MCU al principio. Y fue el principal problema que tuvieron las películas de DC de James Gunn. Los chistes de "monos trolls" en Superman o las vivencias del Linterna Verde negro y progre no son cosas que le interesen al 90% de las personas que ven películas o series de super héroes. Y lo peor de todo es que las incluían EN DETRIMENTO de la historia.
Jeremy Latcham, o novo CEO da DC Studios, é defensor dos valores cristãos e familiares.
Em uma entrevista recente ao podcast Bible Bros, o produtor falou que conta com temas como fé e redenção em seus filmes, como por exemplo os de sua época na Marvel. Ele também afirmou que as pessoas querem filmes inspiradores, em que heróis fazem o que é certo.
James Gunn and Peter Safran will no longer run DC Studios.
Jeremy Latcham, who previously served as a producer at Marvel Studios, is taking over DC.
(Source: https://t.co/hpjOIGUTvx)
Matt Reeves is reportedly planning to join the DCU to work on Gotham-related projects.
He is also rumored to co-direct THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD and work on the upcoming POISON IVY series.
Here's something I think Skydance should be paying very close attention to. Matt Reeves' THE BATMAN (2022) may have generated more profit for Warner Bros. than the first THREE theatrical DCU films combined.
Let that sink in for a second.
THE BATMAN grossed $773 million worldwide and generated an estimated $177 million in net profit. Meanwhile, SUPERMAN made money, SUPERGIRL lost a substantial amount, and CLAYFACE looks like it might manage a modest profit. When you start adding up the reported numbers, there's a pretty compelling argument that one Batman movie from four and a half years ago has been a better financial investment than the entire DCU theatrical slate so far.
And now you've got reports that Robert Pattinson has screen-tested for James Bond. That doesn't mean he's abandoning Batman, but if I'm Skydance, I'm looking at those numbers and asking why we aren't doing more to expand Matt Reeves' Batman Crime Saga. The audience is clearly there, the financial results are there, and you've already got a star who's helped deliver one of DC's biggest successes in years.
I'm not suggesting they abandon the DCU, but from a purely business perspective, I'd be looking at ways to get more films set in Reeves' universe into development. Especially if there's even a possibility that Pattinson could end up committing the next decade of his career to another major franchise.
Robert Pattinson es mi Batman favorito porque logra transmitir la vulnerabilidad y el tormento de Bruce Wayne bajo la máscara, algo que nace directamente de la visión de Matt Reeves y de la atmósfera que creó.
«They think I'm hiding in the shadows. But I AM the shadows».
Esto se me hace verdaderamente fascinante. Cuando produje SILENCE en Japón y Taiwan, fue en verdad muy especial conocer a los católicos japones y la fuerza de su Fe. Es excpecional.
Investigue mucho sobre Shusaku Endo (autor de Silence) y de la comunidad Católica de Nagasaki de la cual está basada la novela y la película.
Posteriormente descubrí que esa comunidad floreció fuertemente a pesar de la inquisición japonesa. Por ende, me pregunté mil veces porque entonces fue Nagasaki la ciudad que EEUU decidió bombardear con la bomba atómica. Nagasaki ni tenía base militar ni nada. ¿Porque ahí?
Estas refleciones de los japoneses, de como sienten el sacrificio, y de saber que la comunidad Católica volvio a florecer después de la bomba me hace respetarlos infinitamente más de lo que ya los admiraba y respetaba.
Que Bendición haber pasado tiempo con ellos durante mi tiempo allá en SILENCE. Es gente ejemplar.
It's disappointing to see how many people still don't recognize the style of writing this show uses after we have had 5 seasons of it.
This is very clearly a build up depiction to what Jesus said in Matthew 26:53-54:
Matthew 26:53-54 KJV
Thinkest thou that I cannot now pray to my Father, and he shall presently give me more than twelve legions of angels? [54] But how then shall the scriptures be fulfilled, that thus it must be?
This show has a great writing style of building up to central story points. From the first episode it started this writing pattern, introducing Mary Magdalene and her being possessed with devils and her suffering, and Jesus healing her. We also saw this with the lead up of Herodias' daughter learning how to dance perfectly to seduce King Herod to ultimately ask for John the Baptist's head. Those are just 2 examples, the list goes on.
This is a depiction. The Chosen have decided to show Jesus Christ seeing angels ready at any time to slaughter those people around him coming to arrest him. I have no doubt they will continue this theme throughout that episode too and Jesus continually keeping them at bay nodding "no," even while being tortured. It's to make you feel exactly what he went through and understand that he COULD have nodded "yes" at any point and that would have been the end of it, but he DELIBERATELY CHOSE to allow it to happen, for you and I.
Canelo is showing you the difference between being a pressure fighter and knowing how to handle pressure. 😮💨🥊
Look at Mbilli's positioning here. Canelo is trying to close the distance, but he's not just covering up and hoping for the best. He's reading the incoming shots, protecting his head, and looking for opportunities to respond.
That's what makes elite boxing so fascinating. The fight isn't always about who throws more punches. It's about who can stay composed when the other man is trying to take your head off.
Pressure without precision is just aggression. Pressure with timing, defense, and ring IQ is a completely different animal.
And Canelo has spent years making world class fighters pay for the smallest mistakes. ���