MOVIE The Batman (Reboot)
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So ist es, außerdem war nicht jeder so glücklich mit den Nolan Batmans. Nur weil es hervorragende Actionthriller sind, müssen es nicht auch gute Batman Filme sein. TDKR kenne ich noch nicht, und ich bitte alle hier im Thread nichts zu spoilern.
Ich würde mir ja eine Optik ala Arkham City wünschen. Nolans Gotham sieht aus wie eine stink normale Metropole aus der Gegenwart.
Ich würde mir ja eine Optik ala Arkham City wünschen. Nolans Gotham sieht aus wie eine stink normale Metropole aus der Gegenwart.
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"Where is The Batman?"
DC Entertainment and Warner Bros. have been quietly assembling the most ambitious shared movie universe plan to date – one which we expect will be revealed at the 2014 San Diego Comic-Con.
Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice is coming in 2016; a rumored release schedule points to Shazam and Sandman releasing that same year; Justice League, Wonder Woman and a Flash/Green Lantern film in 2017; capped off by Man of Steel 2 in 2018. That’s all rumor for now; but a rumor that’s looking more and more likely – in overview, if not pinpoint accuracy. Of course, there’s been a noticeable absence in all this DC movie talk:
Where is The Batman?
According to a new Latino Review rumor, what we recently discussed on the #SRUnderground DCU podcast is indeed coming to pass: Batman will be rebooted in 2019, in a solo film titled The Batman. LR lays out a logical line for why this is happening this way – as opposed to launching Batman (the company’s strongest brand) in the nearer future – and it looks like this:
If the 2019 rumor is true, that will be seven-year span between the last of Nolan’s films and the start of a new franchise (there were eight years between the Schumacher and Nolan eras). That’s plenty of space to let the solo franchise air out, while team films keep the franchise headliner (Batman) in play, warming him to audiences in smaller doses first. There’s of course the reality that any of these plans could change depending on the market (if a character is or is not very popular, if contract or business climates shift) – but assuming all of the aforementioned info is in the blueprint (Kevin Smith thinks it is), it will be especially interesting to get Superman and Batman solo films so close together.
http://screenrant.com/batman-movie-reboot-2019/
DC Entertainment and Warner Bros. have been quietly assembling the most ambitious shared movie universe plan to date – one which we expect will be revealed at the 2014 San Diego Comic-Con.
Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice is coming in 2016; a rumored release schedule points to Shazam and Sandman releasing that same year; Justice League, Wonder Woman and a Flash/Green Lantern film in 2017; capped off by Man of Steel 2 in 2018. That’s all rumor for now; but a rumor that’s looking more and more likely – in overview, if not pinpoint accuracy. Of course, there’s been a noticeable absence in all this DC movie talk:
Where is The Batman?
According to a new Latino Review rumor, what we recently discussed on the #SRUnderground DCU podcast is indeed coming to pass: Batman will be rebooted in 2019, in a solo film titled The Batman. LR lays out a logical line for why this is happening this way – as opposed to launching Batman (the company’s strongest brand) in the nearer future – and it looks like this:
- New Batman Ben Affleck presumably has Batman V Superman production tying him up until 2015.
- He directs his delayed project, Live By Night, in 2015 for 2016 release.
- He’s back in the cowl for Justice League in late 2015/2016.
- By 2017, Justice League promotion is done, film is in theaters, and Affleck can turn attention to The Batman.
If the 2019 rumor is true, that will be seven-year span between the last of Nolan’s films and the start of a new franchise (there were eight years between the Schumacher and Nolan eras). That’s plenty of space to let the solo franchise air out, while team films keep the franchise headliner (Batman) in play, warming him to audiences in smaller doses first. There’s of course the reality that any of these plans could change depending on the market (if a character is or is not very popular, if contract or business climates shift) – but assuming all of the aforementioned info is in the blueprint (Kevin Smith thinks it is), it will be especially interesting to get Superman and Batman solo films so close together.
http://screenrant.com/batman-movie-reboot-2019/
