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Ah is this the new thread? James Gunn shares the Kingdom Come Art again on Twitter:
Making plans.
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Posted this in the Cartoon thread, moving here, thanks to the OP for starting up a new thread!
So I was watching Justice League the other day, I was scrolling through and saw it was on TNT and wanted to see the last half hour.
I pretty much came in when Superman was resurrected and A few things struck a nerve, the biggest was how they wrote Batman. He made jokes. Batman doesn't make jokes nor does he try to one up someone like he did with Diana by mentioning Steve Trevor. And then how easily Superman took down Steppenwolf, though WW did hold her own there for a bit.
Also, the two little kids that they showcased A LOT in the movie. One wearing a red hoodie and the other a blue one. I saw them and thought, Hawk and Dove. Though Hawk and Dove are not Russian but that is not a reason for them not to be H&D. I wonder if they had plans for those kids because they are shown a lot, or they were just the typical plot device of people/children in harms way.
I still don't see how they can do Kingdom Come. They barely have a universe established. They're making the same mistake Snyder made with DKR. You can't do stories about versions that have been around for decades when they've barely been around a decade.
Assassinate Putin!
Why do people think this would be the next JL movie? It’s more likely the endgame story they’d be building towards which would wrap up Cavill, Gadot, Momoa, etc time as the leads and pave the way for a new generation to take over. They’re mapping out a 10 year plan, this is likely what the final movie in that 10 year slate would be.
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I don't see why not. Novelists, filmmakers, and other storytellers have always given us characters with long backstories in standalone books/movies/what have you; in fact, that's the way it normally works. A skilled storyteller should be able to give us backstory and context efficiently and move on from there. Akira Kurosawa didn't make a separate movie about each samurai before he made Seven Samurai.
Setup isn't the problem as these films and tv shows are very loose. They are their own comic run than an adaptation.
I didn't watch TDKR, I watched the next arc in Zack Snyder's run. Civil War and Age of Ultron had very little to do with their comic stories.
Even if James Gunn adapted it, it would be very different from the actual story.
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