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    Granted, I think Man of Steels qualities were at least as much David Goyer's fault. The script was horrible.

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    Between Man of Steel and Watchmen, I have more faith in Snyder these days. Plus Nolan is still on board in some capacity, so that's a plus.

    I just can't believe i'm finally going to see a World's Finest film. Never really thought it would happen. I'm excited, but still kinda wish for a more straight forward Man of Steel sequel first.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bassman View Post
    Between Man of Steel and Watchmen, I have more faith in Snyder these days. Plus Nolan is still on board in some capacity, so that's a plus.
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    To each his own, amigo. Watchmen is one of the best comic film adaptations ever, imo. Man of Steel had it's share of flaws, but as a whole was a damn fine superman movie.
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    ^^ Which version of Watchmen do you prefer? The cinema cut, the director's, or the ultimate?
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    Quote Originally Posted by bassman View Post
    To each his own, amigo. Watchmen is one of the best comic film adaptations ever, imo. Man of Steel had it's share of flaws, but as a whole was a damn fine superman movie.
    Dredd was better. As was Sin City. And A History Of Violence. And Akira. And Nausicaa. (ok, those last two were anime done by the same creator as the comic they were based upon, so they maybe don't count)

    While not a complete trainwreck I found Watchmen soulless and boring. It"s one of my favourite comics and it's just not suited to be condensed in a three hour film IMO. The film, while faithfull to the overall plot, kind of speeds through the comic in whatever version you choose and loses a lot of its soul in the process.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil View Post
    ^^ Which version of Watchmen do you prefer? The cinema cut, the director's, or the ultimate?
    Director's. I enjoyed the ultimate with Black Freighter and all that, but I think the Director's is probably the tightest version with an acceptable amount of the material.

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    The following article talks about MoS 2, but I think in truth it's more applicable surely to any Batman & Superman film?


    Christian Bale? $50m?

    http://www.theguardian.com/film/2013...man-of-steel-2

    He could probably make 50 million dollars for being in the movie 20 minutes. And it would be worth every penny to the studio."
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    I highly, highly doubt Bale will return or even that Nolan would let it happen. Nolan's trilogy was wrapped up and completed. Time to bring in new blood. We don't need an origin story for Batman again, just drop another good actor in the cape and cowl and have him already operating in Gotham City.

    Someone recently mentioned that they'd want Anson Mount(Hell On Wheels) to be the new Bruce/Batman. THAT would be amazing...

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    I'd like to see him return. And if he's being offered 50 million, he's an idiot for not taking it. Then again, he's probably got more money than he knows what to do with, so.. There you go.

    Christian Bale as Batman and Bryan Cranston as Lex Luthor? Heck, any other actor than any of the ones that were in Man of Steel? I'm all for it.

    I still think this film will be $hit, but hey.

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    I think Bale will not risk denting what were three pretty good films with a questionable fourth appearance. But who knows. Maybe tens of millions of dollars may sway him
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    Meh. He had his turn at the character, was good, & it's over. Considering they're wanting to launch a new Batman franchise seperate of the Nolanverse one anyway, let someone else do it.

    Someone recently mentioned that they'd want Anson Mount(Hell On Wheels) to be the new Bruce/Batman. THAT would be amazing...
    Don't know that I've seen him in anything outside of HoW, so I'm not sure, but I would be intrigued. He's great in it, just don't know what his range is, if you know what I mean.

    Then again, I thought Cloony was going to be an interesting choice too... (In all fairness, with a good script & withOUT Joel Scmucker, maybe he would have been...)

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    Batman's dark and brooding, Cullen Bohanon's dark and brooding - perfect match!

    Seriously though, Anson Mount is the best part of Hell On Wheels, and it'd be cool to see him behind the cape and cowl ... but who knows what they're after for the film. Might they be after a younger Batman so they might be able to get several films out of the same actor over several years without Batman appearing to get too old? Who knows...

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    And the new Batman is.......ready for it? Ben Affleck

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    Quote Originally Posted by bassman View Post
    And the new Batman is.......ready for it? Ben Affleck
    The general consensus, at least in my general neck of the internet woods, is that this sucks balls, and that no one wants to see it happen.
    I wholeheartedly agree.

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