Last edited by Slowpokeking; 02-22-2020 at 08:48 AM.
I never said she is Sue overall, I said the 2nd half of the movie is quite Sueish.
What's wrong with that? The villains were never expanded while they got potential and they were just bad guys after the reveal. It's very easy to see how lack of depth they are compare to Ares or General Zod. They didn't cause enough threat as well. I never had any bias towards it, it's bad and many ppl have the same view. The audience review is pretty bad on it.
Last edited by Slowpokeking; 02-22-2020 at 12:00 PM.
I don't understand why did most of the media still refuse to admit the flop.
The budget is 84m plus reshoot, and the marketing makes it well over 100m cost. A movie usually needs 2.5X of its cost to break even. Right now it only has 73m domestically by the end of this week and around 160m globally on its 3rd week. If you bet on it being a flop there is 99% chance that you will get your money back.
Black Canary is a complete unknown to the general audience, which are the majority of movie goers. She has no real merchandise so her image isn't iconic in the least. There's no evidence that the low box office is linked to them making Dinah black.
She has more than 1 cartoon apperance and has quite a few live action portrayal as the major character of the show. It's safe to say she is among the top 5 most well known DC heroines, next to WW, SG and BG.
I never said it was a big reason, what I'm saying is it did piss of some fans and didn't attract other ppl to see it, just like all the other changes.
Black Canary's image is also well received, that's why she is there for 70 years without her appearance having major overhaul. I bet more general audience wants to see her like that instead of race swap and put Vixen's early costume on for a long part of the movie.
I think I head some where that it would need to make 300M to break even.
But I think even if it fails to do that, there is still a reasonable chance for it to turn a profit (or at least not to be massive financial loss) with streaming and DVD-sales and similar stuff.
250-300 is the reasonable number.
Yeah it's possible but meaningless because there will be NO sequel considered, I doubt Robbie will get another chance to be producer for Harley Quinn movies ever again.
And the BoP name will be tainted in movie franchise for a while. That's what really pissed me off. Sad to see such a great heroine group and cool characters get wasted like this.
I still think that non of the characters looking really recognizable or at least somehow superhero/villain like was not helping the movie.
But that costume is not really Vixens iconic look.
And I think that Black Canary's Costume looking like this Vixen Costume is very likely just an coincidence (and Blue and Yellow have besides black been typical calors of Black Canary's costume).
THIS, none of them resemble their comic self or looks like a superheroine at all.
I doubt it, still why race swap a famous white heroine when you have the coolest black superheroine to use? It would be really awesome to see Vixen on live action screen because of her amazing fighting skill. She will outshine Black Panther in action scenes if handled well.But that costume is not really Vixens iconic look.
And I think that Black Canary's Costume looking like this Vixen Costume is very likely just an coincidence (and Blue and Yellow have besides black been typical calors of Black Canary's costume).
Not one, she has appearance in quite a few series, both in DCAU and Young Justice. Most of the CW version also makes her resemble her comicself. There is also the 2002 BoP series. It's safe to say she is among the top 5 most famous DC heroines and not being a "male hero variant" in costume like SG or BG.
Overall she certainly has enough media appearance other than big screen.
None of those things had her in a starring role. And you're talking about niche markets who watched the DCAU, much less remember a character that was in about 5 episodes. Again, we aren't speaking about comic fans. Were talking the general audience. If you ask the average person on the street to name 5 superheroines, Canary wouldn't be on the list.