Even if they did they'd probably screw something up in the restoration themselves or we'd have the films minus the Fox logos, etc. What we have now (Harmy, Team Negative1) is great and possibly as good as it's ever gonna get.
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Even if they did they'd probably screw something up in the restoration themselves or we'd have the films minus the Fox logos, etc. What we have now (Harmy, Team Negative1) is great and possibly as good as it's ever gonna get.
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Okay.
And that's all time-killer noise from people who want an audience Right Now.
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Until I have my official Disney unaltered OT HD in my hands I will not forgive.
I have suffered for far too long.
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It's probably the size of a death star.George says you can kiss his $4 billion dollar ass
He's never been held up on pedestal the way Lucas was before the PT so there is nothing to redeem.well that's the thing, he had to do all that do redeem himself a little bit,
What will Zack do to redeem himself?
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C'mon fellas, he created that horrible scene of Greedo shooting first (I don't care how fast Han responds) AND missing from that close distance!
He emasculated both characters, especially Han, with the push of a keyboard button
He can not be forgiven!
I never bought Harmy's version.
He emasculated both characters, especially Han, with the push of a keyboard button
He can not be forgiven!
I never bought Harmy's version.
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You forgot crows.
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That's bait ! HahaThe waters got rocky? You're kidding, right? The ship hit a ******** iceberg Titanic style and Snyder is holding to a floating door while Affleck is telling him, "I'll never let go!"
Jye, use your Photoshop powers to illustrate that metaphor
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Has anyone in this thread produced anything that made $870 million dollars?
Jye made Cannibal Campout.
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Wait. Snyder is still directing? Who did Geoff Johns replace?
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i never said i dont like him
Get out of lolcat city.
I'm surprised you know that, I never bring it up, never.
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For those still arguing about whether or not this was a financial success I think miss the point overall. This wasn't a single movie, if it was then yes it was a success. It was meant to be the true start (not MOS) of a franchise. It needed to break a Billion to prove the DCU has ongoing presence and staying power. There's no other movie DC can make, except perhaps JL, that will be as such a financial power house as BvS should've been. The fact that Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman are all on screen together and meeting for the 1st time is HUGE! If fans are disappointed in that, good luck trying to win them over in future installments that won't nearly have as much impact. So, yes $870 million is a lot of money (with a budget of around $400 total with marketing expenses) but it barely doubled its cost. If this movie didn't have the significance of what it was, most studios would've cancelled future plans just like Sony did with Amazing Spider-Man's proposed spin off universe. WB/DC needed a billion to be able to finance the other upcoming movies without worrying about their individual financial successes.
DC's approach was the opposite of Marvel's. Draw the fans in with the headliner, then give them a bunch of smaller films. As opposed to making the smaller films first that lead into the headliner. If people didn't go out in droves to see this, it doesn't have much hope for success from individual less important characters. Suicide Squad, Aquaman, Cyborg, Shazaam, Flash, Wonder Woman and Green Lantern Corps (Batman will always make money). Those movies will need to be damn good to make the money they now need to. Hopefully JL will win people back over but with Snyder still at the helm, it's most likely going to be as dark, grim and depressing as MOS & BvS... And since it seems that is not what the overwhelming majority of fans want, that's bad news for DC/WB..
Just my take on the $$$ subject, since this is still being debated... So flame away...
DC's approach was the opposite of Marvel's. Draw the fans in with the headliner, then give them a bunch of smaller films. As opposed to making the smaller films first that lead into the headliner. If people didn't go out in droves to see this, it doesn't have much hope for success from individual less important characters. Suicide Squad, Aquaman, Cyborg, Shazaam, Flash, Wonder Woman and Green Lantern Corps (Batman will always make money). Those movies will need to be damn good to make the money they now need to. Hopefully JL will win people back over but with Snyder still at the helm, it's most likely going to be as dark, grim and depressing as MOS & BvS... And since it seems that is not what the overwhelming majority of fans want, that's bad news for DC/WB..
Just my take on the $$$ subject, since this is still being debated... So flame away...
For those still arguing about whether or not this was a financial success I think miss the point overall. This wasn't a single movie, if it was then yes it was a success. It was meant to be the true start (not MOS) of a franchise. It needed to break a Billion to prove the DCU has ongoing presence and staying power. There's no other movie DC can make, except perhaps JL, that will be as such a financial power house as BvS should've been. The fact that Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman are all on screen together and meeting for the 1st time is HUGE! If fans are disappointed in that, good luck trying to win them over in future installments that won't nearly have as much impact. So, yes $870 million is a lot of money (with a budget of around $400 total with marketing expenses) but it barely doubled its cost. If this movie didn't have the significance of what it was, most studios would've cancelled future plans just like Sony did with Amazing Spider-Man's proposed spin off universe. WB/DC needed a billion to be able to finance the other upcoming movies without worrying about their individual financial successes.
DC's approach was the opposite of Marvel's. Draw the fans in with the headliner, then give them a bunch of smaller films. As opposed to making the smaller films first that lead into the headliner. If people didn't go out in droves to see this, it doesn't have much hope for success from individual less important characters. Suicide Squad, Aquaman, Cyborg, Shazaam, Flash, Wonder Woman and Green Lantern Corps (Batman will always make money). Those movies will need to be damn good to make the money they now need to. Hopefully JL will win people back over but with Snyder still at the helm, it's most likely going to be as dark, grim and depressing as MOS & BvS... And since it seems that is not what the overwhelming majority of fans want, that's bad news for DC/WB..
Just my take on the $$$ subject, since this is still being debated... So flame away...
It all really depends on what happens with wonder woman. Thats the biggest test.
If wonder woman succeeds and is very well liked then dc is in the good.
If it fails... Well. They they will hope batman standalone will succeed
Johns is the DC version of Feige
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If only it were that simple
It could actually work out better that it's not that simple. I love the MCU but it seems like most of the conflict within (at least according to rumors) stems from Feige's micro-managing.
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Nope, it was Isaac Perlmutter that was the trouble maker.
MarvelComics/MarvelStudios/MarvelToys/ToyBiz is famous for once being 100% owned by the powerhouse quad jewish team of Permutter/Arad/Icahn/Perelman.
Those 4 together formed quite the powerful wall street team but Perlmutter was notorious for causing Feige problems.
If you researched what those 4 own your tongue would hit the ground.
Supposedly he was the one who made the famous comment about Rhodey.
Something to the effect of: Doesn't matter what black actor plays War Machine, they all look the same, replace him!
MarvelComics/MarvelStudios/MarvelToys/ToyBiz is famous for once being 100% owned by the powerhouse quad jewish team of Permutter/Arad/Icahn/Perelman.
Those 4 together formed quite the powerful wall street team but Perlmutter was notorious for causing Feige problems.
If you researched what those 4 own your tongue would hit the ground.
Supposedly he was the one who made the famous comment about Rhodey.
Something to the effect of: Doesn't matter what black actor plays War Machine, they all look the same, replace him!
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