@itzOK2Bwise So Clayface is going to make Iron Man 2 money then? We all know that will flop and you'll be talking about "profitable". So Man of Tomorrow then? Will MoT make more than $623,933,331 worldwide? Should be easy, right? Yes or no.
@BeegOleBish@SepzenoOfficial The Godfather? It's like a compilation album of David Fincher's greatest hits: Se7en, The Game, Zodiac and Fight Club are all heavily stolen from. Come to think of it, even Panic Room and Social Network are referenced. It's kind of insane.
@NeilWoods_ I think it's key to Clark developing the separate Superman persona: to try to protect his family. Pa Kent realised that, when exposed, Clark would have no life and he and his family would be a target for those doing evil, as happens with Zod/Lex targeting Martha/Lois.
@TheCyphre@GeeksGamersCom These comics have been going for decades in an ever evolving serialized form. Should they adapt a particular run or what? Start with Action Comics #1 and keep going? Adapt a multi title crossover event verbatim? Lindelof's right: Movies/TV shows have to work for their medium.
@FatalJayShow Timing might work for a one off sequel to ZSJL. 10 years later, ZSJL PT II starting in the Knightmare world, a 4-hour epic conclusion to the DCEU. Also, compete David Ayer's original vision of Suicide Squad for the full set.
@SnyderCastle@EverythingDCU_@BBC Hahaha, no billion. Even the combined box office of the first 3 DCU movies will struggle to get there. Hahaha. MoS, BvS, SS and WW made $3.12B. If the DCU can't take home $2B by the 4th movie, it's over. It's so over. Hahaha.
@Calebclind231@Ben_Jammin_0 @TheNerdSpider And Malik. Shot in front of Superman. Excused by the screenwriter because he had no family. I guess the squirrel has a big family. All life matters unless you're alone, I guess? "Hopeful". "Kind".
@Don_Nat@ReviewFischer None of them were great+ no theatrical release. Lower visibility/lower stakes = lower return. A few people might subscribe for a month to watch but that's all and plenty already subscribed and can't pay more. It's a bad business model and Netflix could destroy the DCU with it.
@FilmUpdates Dumbest thing I've ever heard. Like people just stopped wanting to go on dates or go out as a family for a few hours. Netflix want you strapped into the matrix with a feedbag watching mediocre content and ads all day.
@SnyderRandom It is so obvious too. When a movie is a hit, you don't even mention merchandising. When it's a flop they're including the lunchbox purchases and factoring in the boost in comic sales.